Linze Rice is a writer at Chicago Tribune Media Group. She specializes in travel, food, history, and the quirky aspects of the Midwest, with a focus on consumer travel and cultural themes. Linze's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Only In Your State, Block Club Chicago, and the Chicago Tribune.
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Linze Rice's coverage is primarily focused on local content, with a specific focus on Illinois and Chicago. Her articles cover topics related to hidden gems, restaurants, outdoor activities, small towns in the area. Given this information, if reaching out to Linze for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, it would be beneficial to offer insights into unique and lesser-known locations or events within Illinois and Chicago that align with her typical themes of interest.
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By: Linze Rice
The 2024-2025 Winter Predictions: Forecast For Illinois is in and it looks like we're in for a cold one.
Postcard Cabins offers off-the-grid tiny cabins for rent in over two dozen cities, providing a perfect nature retreat to relax and re-energize.
The day after Thanksgiving there are two things on my mind: "Can I get any holiday shopping done without fighting a crowd?" and "Where are the
By: Linze Rice
Block Club went deep — like, really deep — into the history of some of the city's most beloved and historic dive bars.
By: Linze Rice, Colin Boyle
Take a look at some of the dive bars that have entertained Chicagoans for decades.
By: Linze Rice
In 1881, the Chicago Tribune reported “there are over 500 saloons in Chicago which do not deserve to be called respectable, and the closing of which would give satisfaction to every” respectable citizen and saloonkeeper.
By: Linze Rice
“Dive bars are a lot like pornography: It's difficult to define, but you know it when you see it,” author Todd Dayton once wrote.
The Chicago Death Doula Collective specializes in various aspects of “death work.” Members help people with end-of-life planning and emotional support through art, therapy, massage and other healing practices.
By: Linze Rice
In the heart of Illinois' Amish country is the town that brought to life Raggedy Ann, and continues to charm visitors today: Arcola, Illinois.
By: Linze Rice
The stately, 3.5-foot-tall porcelain facilities date to 1910 when the building was a tied house for Birk Bros. Brewing Co. Now, the Pilsen bar is working to honor the storied loo's history.
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