Staff Writer, Brand Manager, KLTD-FM, KTEM-AM
Wes Adams is a Staff Writer and Brand Manager at KLTD-FM and KTEM-AM. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on travel and tourism, climate change, and water management. Wes's work has been featured in notable publications such as Fast Company, Psychology Today, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Wes Adams' coverage primarily focuses on house & home and family & relationships themes, with a strong emphasis on Colorado-specific topics. His articles often cite data and cover seasonal events or promotional deals.
If reaching out to Wes, consider providing data-driven insights related to Colorado's housing market or family-related trends in the state. Additionally, pitches could include unique stories about Colorado's landmarks, tourism offerings, record-breaking achievements within the state, or interesting information about its cities.
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Powderhorn Ski Resort on Colorado's Grand Mesa is celebrating 60 years with a new four-person lift called the Wild West Express.
Colorado's extreme drought conditions and frequent wildfires meant stage 2 fire restrictions were in place for most of the summer.
After months of tight fire restrictions, the Western Slope got some breathing room in September.
Western Colorado continues to invest in parks and public places, and Cerise Park in Montrose is a great example.
Wildfire mitigation work kicks off, with some trail and field closures expected through October.
Smoke is still rising from deep inside Independence Gulch as the Elk Fire smolders, while Gold Mountain Fire has burned 39,000 acres near the Cimarron.
It's official: the Grand Mesa has started turning gold. The following photos were taken on Friday, September 11.
The aspen-lined Grand Mesa Scenic Byway is turning golden in September, but Colorado's drought is shifting the usual timeline.
It's a sight everyone in the Grand Valley should see at least once. Hundreds of floating lanterns on Grand Junction's Butterfly Pond after sunset.
Hundreds of floating lanterns will light up Butterfly Pond after dark, with decorating, music, and food trucks.
