Pat Eby is a freelance writer based in St. Louis, Missouri. She specializes in writing about local businesses, artists, and events in the St. Louis area, with a focus on highlighting the unique and creative aspects of the community. Her articles often showcase the stories behind the people and businesses that contribute to the vibrant culture of St. Louis.
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Pat Eby's articles mainly focus on promoting and showcasing local businesses, artists, and events in the St. Louis area with an emphasis on house & home, design, and entertainment news. When reaching out to Pat Eby, consider pitches that highlight unique stories about local businesses or artists in the St. Louis area. Promotional deals, how-to guides, seasonal content, and gift guides related to home renovation or restaurants could also be of interest to her audience.
For example:
- Unique success stories of local entrepreneurs
- Features on artisans or craftsmen/women contributing to the community
- Seasonal event coverage tied to home-related themes
When pitching your story idea to Pat Eby keep in mind that she focuses primarily on a local geographic area (St. Louis) so relevance to this region is key for successful outreach efforts.
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By: Pat Eby
For artist Sherelle Speed, aka the Art Doll, dreams come true every day.
After The Original Crusoe’s closed earlier this year, Stevie Limmer LaChance and Elliot LaChance quietly opened the restaurant and bar on August 30 in the space formerly occupied by Keeton’s Double Play.
MDH Designs is a family affair featuring three different makers.
By: Pat Eby
Artist, graphics maven and website designer Daniel Jones believes he may have been genetically pre-disposed to run Benton Park Prints.
A small wrought iron patio table and chairs seem to have caught the attention of two large tortoises and a few smaller turtles on the exterior of the Montignes' home.
By: Pat Eby
In 2015, Jimmy Sansone quit a job in finance he didn't enjoy to start the Normal Brand, a clothing company that puts the brakes on fast fashion.
Elizabeth Giessow grew up around some of biggest artists in St. Louis.
The Williams home in Hillsboro. When two artists collaborate with each other and Mother Nature to create a home and refuge on 17 acres where
By: Pat Eby
Artist and maker Jahna Kahrhoff creates one-of-a-kind bags, totes, fanny packs, slings, embellished jean jackets and more at her business, Urban Sewing.
By: Pat Eby
The intricate, surrealistic canvases artist Livia Xandersmith paints in prismatic colors glow with candescent inner light.
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