Rachel Wilkinson is a local journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She writes for publications such as Pittsburgh City Paper and Technical.ly, covering a range of topics including business, community profiles, food, and cultural events. Her work has also been featured in PublicSource and UK in a Changing Europe.
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Rachel Wilkinson's coverage centers around local Pittsburgh culture, society, and events. She seems particularly interested in stories related to local businesses, community initiatives, entertainment news, and food. Given her focus on the local scene, she may be open to pitches that highlight unique aspects of Pittsburgh's culture or showcase individuals making a positive impact within the community.
Considering Rachel's interest in expert commentary (30% of her coverage), she may welcome pitches from experts who can provide insights into Pittsburgh's cultural landscape or comment on relevant societal issues impacting the city. Additionally, given her coverage of entertainment news and cultural topics at 42% and 19% respectively, pitching stories about upcoming local events or highlighting significant developments in Pittsburgh's cultural scene could resonate well with her beat.
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By: Rachel Wilkinson
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on The Vandal, PNC Park, Brew Gentlemen, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium, and Esquina Cantina, as well as cocktails and a sidewalk sale, a tribute to Gus & Yiayia’s, more permissive liquor laws, and an International Big Mac Day deal.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Opened over Mother’s Day weekend, Alex Zimmerman launched Not Your Mom’s Nail Studio with a clear mission: to provide quality nail services in a safe and inclusive environment.
From Col. Bimbo Fraudwater to thinly veiled Muppets rip-offs, Kennywood has been delighting and perplexing guests with mascots since at least the ’70s.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on 40 North, East End Brewing Company, Thyme Machine Pittsburgh, Lawrence Hall, Lorelei, VegFest, and Barrel and Flow, as well as fundraisers for rescue animals, food insecurity, and Filipino dance and performing arts.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Vigilance Theater Group always brings an air of spookiness to its productions. Its latest production, Hide, which opened July 26, also offers fun for mystery fans and even the horror-averse.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
The signature burger from Station Square first beat 152 competitors and is now in the running for a permanent space on Hard Rock menus worldwide.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on GetGo, East End Brewing, Eleventh Hour Brewing, Union Forge Vodka, Pittsburgh Soul Food Festival, and Dunkin', as well as a taco-filled wrestling fest, a literal beer run, and a new bowl-based eatery.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Having stood for decades as a landmark of post-industrial transition, the fountain continues to face a future in flux, now withstanding climate change.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
We were curious to see who still frequents these private, elite clubs and what appeal they hold for their members.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on LeVia Trattoria, Spork, La Gourmandine, Brown Bear Bread Co., Millie’s Homemade Ice Cream, Hunger Action Month, Brew Gentlemen, and Pittsburgh Taco Festival, as well as farm tours, foraging, and county fair festivities.
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