Blaine Howerton is the Owner and Publisher at North Forty News. He focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, consumer travel, construction and real estate, as well as agriculture and farming, while also exploring topics related to pop culture and subcultures. Blaine's work has been featured in North Forty News.
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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.
When reaching out to Blaine Howerton for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider offering insights related to local events and seasonal activities. Additionally, providing promotional deals relevant to his themes covered may also pique his interest.
Since Blaine predominantly covers local news and interests within Colorado (specifically Wellington), tailoring pitches that are highly localized will likely resonate best with him.
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Simple plant choices can create long-lasting color, healthier gardens, and vital habitat for bees and butterflies across the Front Range.
From sweet bells to fiery superhots, Northern Colorado gardeners can grow a surprising range of peppers — if they understand what makes them hot.
By: Blaine Howerton
FORT COLLINS, CO — A Northern Colorado family of four can leave a College Avenue parking spot at 6:30 a.m. on a Saturday in June and reach the Bear Lake trailhead inside Rocky Mountain National Park by 9 a.m., according to drive-time data from the Colorado Department of Transportation and route notes shared by Poudre School District parents who run the trip three or four times a season.
Simple garden choices can make Northern Colorado summer evenings more comfortable outdoors
There are some holidays that carry celebration. Memorial Day has never fully felt like one of them to me.
By: Blaine Howerton
Across the plains where meadowlarks rise And morning settles soft on the foothills,
There’s a quiet moment most mornings before Northern Colorado fully wakes up.
The right equipment can make gardening easier, more comfortable, and more productive throughout Northern Colorado’s growing season.
There’s something about June in Northern Colorado that reminds me why so many of us choose to call this place home.
