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.
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By: Rachel Wilkinson
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Joe’s Crab Shack, Mondays Brewing, Sushi Atarashi, Pins Mechanical, Third Space Bakery, Eleventh Hour Brewing, and Hidden Harbor, as well as Sanrio-themed food truck, a "fundraiser with flavor," and two anniversaries.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
With its longstanding commitment to unfettered bird life, the Aviary has understandably distanced itself from its haunted history and Western Pen. But in the 2000s, the organization invited two paranormal teams to investigate the building.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
For this year’s Fall Guide, Pittsburgh City Paper zeroed in on some of our favorite haunted restaurants and bars (and the list we offer is by no means complete).
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Outside the Allegheny Observatory, an orange X marks the spot for a soon-to-be-planted sweetgum tree that’s seen the recesses of the cosmos.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Students attending the BridgeUSA-sponsored debate party say the two-party system is outdated even as candidates from major parties court their essential votes.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Perhaps the country's only "they bar," Harold's has leveraged its "ultra-haunted" surroundings to create a safe and welcoming environment for all kinds of patrons.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
The Weary Traveler — located directly above the Weeping Glass — is considered a “beautiful extension” of the shop, and there was no skimping on spooky maximalist decor.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
Inside the Allegheny Observatory, in a quiet, carpeted room off of one of the building’s rotundas, sits a telescope from the 1860s. Though the Observatory...
By: Rachel Wilkinson
For Shawn Kelly, that orange Smiley Cookie orb kicked off a nearly 20-year stint leading paranormal investigations. Kelly founded the Pittsburgh Paranormal Society, one of the first groups of its kind in the region.
By: Rachel Wilkinson
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Kavsar, The Open Road, Hilltop Coffee, Cilantro & Ajo, De Fer Coffee & Tea, Uncorked, Pita My Shawarma, and Rogue BBQ, as well as free donuts, coffee, and more for voting and a new dinner series.
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