Nancy Ngo is the Homes & Gardening Editor at the Minnesota Star Tribune. She specializes in food and beverages, covering themes such as restaurant innovation, food safety, and the food industry, while also exploring topics related to hospitality and leisure. Nancy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Olympian, The Seattle Times, and Yahoo News.
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Nancy Ngo's coverage is heavily focused on local house & home and design-related topics, with a specific emphasis on DIY, sustainable living, and gardening. She frequently features event coverage and provides how-to guides and seasonal content related to these themes.
Given Nancy's focus on Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the local home decor scene or showcase innovative sustainable living practices within the region. Additionally, since she covers DIY extensively, providing her with fresh ideas for DIY projects related to home decor or gardening might pique her interest.
Pitches should emphasize locally relevant angles such as highlighting unique Minnesota-based sustainable initiatives or featuring individuals and businesses from the Minneapolis area involved in creative home decor projects or events.
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Two Twin Cities restaurants have shuttered effective immediately, making their announcements on social media.
By: Nancy Ngo
The family behind Tay Ho, which closed in May, has moved to West 7th Street to open Pho Tay Ho, serving longtime favorites alongside an expanded drink menu.
The State Fair’s newest building debuts with an official new food, cocktails, mocktails, local beer and live music in a lake-inspired gathering space.
The team behind Summer Lakes Beverage is bringing its cocktails and mocktails, plus adding food and entertainment.
We scoured the fairgrounds for deals and found these delicious cheap eats, from top-of-class comforts to new, unexpected budget-friendly bites.
Budget-friendly snacks, meals and sweet treats as well as vegetarian options that won't break the bank.
General Sports Bar opens soon in Edina, Arya coffee shop in Mpls. closes, Coborn's has Chanhassen plans, a Bon Iver jingle for Howard's Bar and more news.
By: Joy Summers, Nancy Ngo
Plus there’s a new sports bar in Edina with breakfast, and Howard’s Bar has the jingle we’ve been humming nonstop. All this and more food news.
By: Joy Summers, Nancy Ngo, Nicole Hvidsten, Raphael Brion, Sharyn Jackson
The best fair foods aren’t always new. From towering cream puffs to refreshing honey sorbet, our food writers tried these dishes for the first time.
By: Nancy Ngo, Sharyn Jackson, Nicole Hvidsten, Joy Summers, Raphael Brion
After trying the new foods at the fair, we sampled ones new to us: cream puffs, honey sorbet, caramel apple sundaes, pork chops and fried olives on a stick.
