Blaine Howerton is the Owner and Publisher of North Forty News, a local news outlet focusing on the Wellington area in Colorado. With a passion for community journalism, Blaine covers a wide range of topics including local events, profiles of interesting individuals, advice for homeowners, and stories that celebrate the history and traditions of the region.
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Blaine's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal content in Colorado, with a particular emphasis on sports, entertainment, and house & home topics. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that align with the specific interests of his audience in Wellington and surrounding areas.
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By: Blaine Howerton
Photo from Project Self-Sufficiency's website (https://bringthepower.org).
By: Blaine Howerton
North Forty News profiled Never Summer Nordic in November 2019. In 2024, the owner has been sent to jail for theft.
By: Blaine Howerton, Albina White
Caring for houseplants can be a therapeutic practice, but the potential risk of pets ingesting toxic plants might leave you wondering if it is possible to have the best of both worlds. Many popular houseplant varieties are labeled as “toxic.” Though many are commonly known to be toxic, they may not necessarily be deadly. Toxicity often refers to the possibility of mild irritation or illness following ingestion. Regardless, we should make ourselves aware of what plants can be potentially harmful, and how to protect our pets in their presence.
By: Blaine Howerton
Mayor John Gates delivered the 2024 State the City address Thursday, February 29, at the Union Colony Civic Center.
Get your tight Wranglers on, do your hair up big, and see why the band “Double Wide” sells out shows everywhere with its unique blend of music and comedy.
Betty Ford Stamp (Image courtesy United States Postal Service)
By: Blaine Howerton, Andrew Gloor
Supporting local economic development and increased access to the outdoors across the Western Slope to Southern Colorado
As of February, more than 112,000 Coloradans have applied for the program, a 4.4% increase over last season.
By: Blaine Howerton
Rawhide Prairie Solar Installation; Photo by Platte River Power Authority
By: Blaine Howerton
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook. Up to 4 feet of snow is expected in the region.
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