Donna Vickroy is a columnist at the Chicago Tribune. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, sustainable agriculture, and regional interest, while also exploring themes related to animals and consumer retail. Her work reflects a deep belief in nature and the journey of truth, and she is featured in the Chicago Tribune.
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Donna Vickroy's articles mainly focus on lifestyle, house & home, and entertainment news within the local context of United States, Illinois, Chicago. She often includes expert commentary and seasonal content in her coverage.
If you're considering reaching out to Donna with a pitch for an article idea or expert commentary, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitch around topics related to suburban life, Christmas celebrations, cooking tips or recipes (especially during holidays), nature-related activities in the local area such as forest preserves or parks, and parenting advice specific to the region. Additionally, since she frequently includes expert commentary in her articles, offering yourself as an expert source who can provide valuable insights into these areas could increase your chances of being featured.
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It was historic, all right. Just not the kind of history we were hoping to make.
By: Donna Vickroy
On a lovely evening earlier this month, my husband and I drove to Chicago's West Town neighborhood, parked along Milwaukee Avenue and walked a few blocks to where The 606 hiking trail rises above Hermitage Avenue.
By: Donna Vickroy
Can we all agree the 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament was a true “banderazzo.” We cheered. We celebrated.
By: Donna Vickroy
I have never loved my house more than the afternoon Mother Nature threatened to take it away.
By: Donna Vickroy
“Would you like to save 20% on your purchase?” a sweet as sugar voice whispers behind me. “No, thank you,” I respond, shrugging my shoulders.
By: Donna Vickroy
The Chicago suburbs have taken a beating these past few months, with repeated rounds of torrential rains, tornadoes, straight-line winds and golf-ball size hail.
By: Donna Vickroy
Fierce winds cut a damaging swath through northeast Illinois and northwest Indiana, but it didn’t destroy the goodness of people.
This week's death of Dolly Parton was a crushing reminder of the inevitable closing of another generation's chapter.
By: Donna Vickroy
One of the best things about retirement is the pure luxury of slow Monday mornings, even if the feeling is bittersweet.
By: Donna Vickroy
The morning was extraordinarily calm. A perfect September day. Around 7:30 a.m., I parked my car, marveled at the bright blue umbrella sky and headed through the newsroom door.
