Holly Ebel is a freelance writer at Post Bulletin. With a strong focus on food and beverages, agriculture, and the food industry, she explores topics such as food manufacturing, production, safety, and waste. Holly's work has been featured in Yahoo News and Rochester Post Bulletin.
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Holly Ebel's coverage is heavily focused on local lifestyle and seasonal topics, particularly cooking, recipes, and house & home. She seems to prefer writing reviews of local establishments or events related to food and home activities.
Those looking to pitch Holly should consider offering unique insights into the local culinary scene in Rochester, Minnesota. Additionally, if you have a newsworthy event or establishment with a focus on food or house & home within her geographic area of interest that aligns with her themes covered, she may be open to covering it.
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Food writer Holly Ebel says you'll find something unique to eat along with those special noodles.
Food writer Holly Ebel says culinary classes fill up faster, so sign up now.
By: Holly Ebel
Food writer Holly Ebel says the market is back outdoors at Graham Park through October on Saturdays.
By: Holly Ebel
Food writer Holly Ebel says a cozy dining experience awaits along the Root River in Lanesboro.
Food writer Holly Ebel says the fundraiser for the Rochester Choral Arts Ensemble brings a Southern tradition to Rochester.
Food writer Holly Ebel says a fast casual experience is a different kind of deli in the Med City.
By: Holly Ebel
Food writer Holly Ebel says the cottage bakery is open on Saturdays.
Food writer Holly Ebel says Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick hosts "farm-to-fork" backyard dinners to show what urban gardening can do.
Food writer Holly Ebel says local eateries are running specials to combat the traffic snarls of Second Street and downtown.
Food writer Holly Ebel says Dan Fifield transitioned into baking and selling sourdough at the Farmers Market.
