Jamie Nesbitt is a journalist at The Tennessee Tribune. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as social issues, food and beverages, and construction within the context of Illinois and Chicago. Jamie's work has been featured in notable publications including Chalkbeat and Block Club Chicago.
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Jamie Nesbitt's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and entertainment news in the Chicago area. Pitches to Jamie should highlight stories related to local businesses, community initiatives, and political developments within Illinois or specifically in Chicago.
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By: Jamie Nesbitt
After a sluggish year, the home storage retailer is closing its Roosevelt Road location and another store in Los Angeles due to rising rents.
By: Jamie Nesbitt
Employees at businesses around 103rd and Halsted streets told Block Club car accidents and speeding drivers are a common sight. Ald. Ronnie Mosley said he's working on a solution.
Chicago's Home of Chicken and Waffles is giving away pre-packaged meals with all the fixings Thursday until supplies run out.
By: Jamie Nesbitt
Moore will be part-owner of the new restaurant, which takes over the former Terra e Mare space that closed in September.
By: Jamie Nesbitt Golden
The gift boxes include the soul food restaurant's signature butter sauces and are available for purchase at Cleo's locations and online.
By: Jamie Nesbitt Golden
The grant will help fund landscaping research and the development of arts-driven programs for the 2-mile elevated bike path.
By: Jamie Nesbitt
Frustrated by a lack of representation and living between wards, some neighbors want alderpeople to form a new Near South coalition in City Council.
By: Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Owner Marylee Bussard closed her beloved studio on 55th Street, but the spirit of Chaturanga lives on.
By: Jamie Nesbitt Golden
The emergency order by the city’s buildings department to raze the historic Motor Row structure ends a three-year battle for owner Randy Shifrin, who plans to replace it with senior housing.
The location inside The Maxwell shops will close Jan. 4, leaving one remaining Dick's Sporting Goods in Lincoln Park.
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