Bill Folsom is a journalist working for KOAA, a news station based in Colorado Springs. With a focus on local news, Bill covers a range of topics including community events, infrastructure developments, affordable housing, and interviews with local figures. His work has also been featured on Denver7 (KMGH-TV).
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Bill Folsom's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly in Colorado Springs. He covers a wide range of topics such as community events, public safety, and seasonal activities. Given the themes covered and the geographic focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, human interest stories within the Colorado Springs area, and government announcements or initiatives impacting the community.
Considering his coverage attributes, outreach efforts could also include providing expert commentary or insights on relevant local issues like public safety measures during winter activities or addressing homelessness in Colorado Springs. Additionally, focusing on family-oriented events and educational initiatives may resonate well with his audience.
As Bill predominantly focuses on local news within Colorado Springs, pitches should align with this specific geographic scope to ensure relevance to his reporting interests.
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EL PASO COUNTY — The day before election day voter turnout in El Paso County is one of the higher numbers in the state.
The vote totals for the Colorado 5th Congressional District continue to show Rep. Jeff Crank with a strong lead. It requires preparing for the likelihood that he will be heading to Washington D.C.
A symposium hosted by TrueSport in Colorado Springs focused on the effects of youth sports on mental wellness.
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