Online Content Creator / Features Writer
Kristi Turnquist is an experienced online content creator and features writer based in Portland, Oregon. She specializes in covering local news and entertainment stories, including film releases, music events, and profiles of local artists and performers. Her work has been featured in The Oregonian, OregonLive.com, The Bulletin, and the Calhoun Times.
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Portland, Oregon, United States (Local)
Kristi Turnquist's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, especially related to Oregon and Portland. She frequently covers local events such as film screenings, TV show competitions, and appearances by local talents. If you have insights or pitches related to the entertainment industry in Oregon or specific to Portland, including upcoming events, new releases featuring local talent, or behind-the-scenes stories of productions based in this area might interest her most.
Given Kristi's focus on event coverage and themes like TV shows and movies within a specific geographic region, she may be interested in exclusive interviews with filmmakers, actors/actresses from the area or insider information about upcoming projects relevant to her coverage areas.
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By: Kristi Turnquist
| A three-alarm fire broke out Thursday night at Timberline Lodge , the historic structure on Oregon's Mount Hood.
By: Kristi Turnquist
| After two seasons, the comedy-drama, “So Help Me Todd,” has been canceled, according to entertainment news reports.
By: Kristi Turnquist
| At a time when the United States is suffering from extreme political, social and cultural divides, it's surprising that the number-one
By: Kristi Turnquist
Portland celebrity chef Gregory Gourdet recently appeared on "The Dish With Kish," a "Top Chef"-adjacent show hosted by Kristen Kish.
By: Kristi Turnquist
| The season finale of “Little People Big World” airs Tuesday, April 23 on TLC, but that doesn't mean issues within the Roloff family are going to be resolved.
By: Kristi Turnquist
| The news that CBS was canceling the show “So Help Me Todd” after only two seasons came as a blow to fans of the comedy-drama, which focused
By: Kristi Turnquist
| Three women artists with connections to Oregon are among this year's Doris Duke Artist Awards winners, an honor that brings recipients an unrestricted cash prize of $525,000 and up to $25,000 in retirement funds.
By: Kristi Turnquist
| Portland's image in the national media may have taken a hit in recent years, but apparently, the Rose City's reputation for healthy foodie culture is still alive and well.
By: Kristi Turnquist
Movie-loving Portlanders with long memories may have nostalgia both for long-gone historic venues and more recent closures.
By: Kristi Turnquist
| In what looks like it will be a battle of the brainiacs, the 2024 “Jeopardy Masters” tournament begins Wednesday, May 1, with Games 1 and 2.
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