Brielle Bredsten is a business reporter who covers local news and developments in the Duluth, Minnesota area. Her reporting focuses on new business openings, expansions, and economic trends within the Duluth and surrounding communities.
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Brielle Bredsten's coverage is largely focused on local events, business openings, and community developments within Duluth. Given the predominantly local focus of her articles, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight new businesses opening or expanding in Duluth, community events or initiatives with broad appeal, and healthcare-related topics specific to the city.
Pitches should emphasize how a particular story or expert commentary relates to the local context of Duluth and its impact on the community. As Brielle covers a wide range of topics related to business & industry, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, food & beverage as well as house & home industries within Duluth specifically it would be beneficial for sources pitching stories or expertise from these sectors to keep this local focus in mind.
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The downtown wedding gown shop is the newest addition to Northland Special Events, owned by Mariah McKechnie.
By: Brielle Bredsten
The Minnesota Department of Health substantiated claims of maltreatment at BeeHive Homes.
The newly renovated natural wellness and nutritional supplement store has expanded and offers one-to-one customer experience.
In the coming year, the organization will focus on improving business conditions, supporting economic development and advancing community progress, according to new board chair Dr. Chiamaka Enemuoh.
By: Brielle Bredsten
The district's staffing will see an 8% reduction, including $1 million at the elementary level and $1.35 million at the secondary level.
After purchasing the building located at 1709 Mall Drive, owner Laurie Gillen has expanded the store to offer two levels of gently used and new designer-wear and home goods.
The fast-casual fried chicken restaurant is located next to the Miller Hill Mall. DULUTH — The Northland's first Chick-fil-A restaurant is set to open Thursday.
By: Brielle Bredsten
The Heritage Haven staff member made purchases on a cosmetics website, the Minnesota Department of Health said in a report.
By: Brielle-Bredsten
A Bayshore Residence and Rehabilitation Center staff member posted the recordings on Snapchat, the Minnesota Department of Health confirmed in a report.
By: Brielle-Bredsten
Along with Chick-fil-A, Kenwood Farms, Chulala, Bombshell Bridal and Juice Pharm recently joined the shopping center, in addition to seasonal kiosks.
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