Robert Eliason is a Freelance Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, education, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on beverage production, restaurant culture, and the education system. His work has been featured in Bay City News, Edible Monterey Bay, San José Spotlight, BenitoLink.com, and NewsBreak.
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Hollister, United States (Local)
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Robert Eliason's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the Hollister area of California. His interest spans a variety of topics including community events, investigations, and government announcements. Given his focus on local news and community events, he would likely be interested in pitches related to interesting developments or stories within the specified geographic region.
Considering Robert's emphasis on food & beverage as well as house & home themes, relevant story ideas could include new restaurant openings, unique culinary experiences, home improvement trends specific to the area he covers. For business-related pitches, a strong tie-in with the local community or impact on residents would likely capture his attention.
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Hawks find motivation by honoring former player killed in accident
By: Robert Eliason
Eat, Drink, Savor: Crave’s ‘Thirsty Thursday’ event showcases local wines
Creepy movie scenes, zombie miners, killer clowns, lots of spiders await the brave
Balers JV football may be heading to another undefeated season
By: Robert Eliason
Dave Wood serves up pulled pork, mac and cheese for Hollister Scares event
City continues asking residents to conserve water, repair expected to take two weeks
By: Adam Bell, Robert Eliason
Musical features mother and daughter adjusting to life in each other’s bodies
By: Robert Eliason
Cinnamon rolls and more from Fire and Flour Bakehouse will be available on Food Truck Tuesdays starting Oct. 27.
Bad Santa golf tournament creates holiday joy
Gem and Chris Sheridan create annual scarefest with more than 700 creepy decorations
