Erica Pearson is a Features Reporter at the Star Tribune. With a diverse background that includes reporting on immigration, faith, and lifestyle news, she has a keen interest in the stories that shape communities, drawing from her experiences covering significant events such as natural disasters. Erica's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times and Yahoo News.
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Erica Pearson's coverage primarily revolves around local events, traditions, and community-related stories in Minnesota and Minneapolis. She often covers topics related to lifestyle, entertainment news, family & relationships, as well as government announcements.
To effectively engage with Erica Pearson, consider pitching human-interest stories about unique local traditions or events happening in the Minnesota area. Additionally, she might be interested in articles featuring authors from the region or pieces that highlight the intersection of religion and community life within her geographic focus.
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The combination of cinnamon bread, Cheez Whiz and olives is especially beloved in Roseau.
By: Erica Pearson
The potluck dish with the 1950s vibe is especially big in Roseau, Minnesota.
By: Erica Pearson
“Golf fever” first came to the state in the 1890s.
"Golf fever" first came to the state in the 1890s.
Airmen at bustling Air Force stations once watched Minnesota’s skies from Baudette to Chandler. Then everyone left.
With unemployment as high as 70 percent in some parts of the state, Minnesotans responded to the crisis in unique ways.
By: Erica Pearson
At one time, the fairgrounds were home to quite a few year-round residents.
By: Erica Pearson
The Minnesota town that famously stood up to the James-Younger Gang is marking 150 years since that September day.
By: Erica Pearson
150 years later, there are many guns, a perfectly-preserved linen coat, a saddle – but also a penned by one of the outlaws and even another outlaw’s ear.
By: Erica Pearson
The Westgate's epic run of “Harold and Maude” helped make it a cult favorite even as neighbors protested.
