Bryant Liggett is a journalist for the Durango Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Durango, Colorado area. With a passion for music and the arts, Bryant covers a wide range of topics including live performances, community events, and interviews with local musicians.
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Bryant's articles predominantly cover local music and entertainment events in Durango, Colorado. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local musicians, live performances, and upcoming music-related events within the area.
Given his coverage attributes, Bryant may appreciate expert commentary from local artists or industry professionals involved in the music scene of Durango. Pitches offering insights into trends or developments impacting the local music and entertainment landscape would align with his typical coverage.
When reaching out to Bryant Liggett, consider highlighting unique angles on local musical acts or providing exclusive access for interviews with emerging talents within the region.
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