Patricia Calhoun is an editor at Denver Westword. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on Colorado, Denver, culture, and society, as well as significant issues like the Supreme Court and political events involving figures such as Donald Trump. Patricia's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in media and press.
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Patricia’s coverage primarily focuses on local events and legal policy regulations in Colorado, particularly Denver. She frequently covers entertainment news, government and politics, as well as business and industry topics.
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By: Patricia Calhoun, Michael Roberts
For a century, this has been Colorado's best souvenir store.
He didn't need a job. But he wanted to feel like he'd done all he could for Denver.
The owner of the bar, who's been in the historic space for 25 years, will lose his lease in April.
By: Patricia Calhoun, Evan Semón
As the new campus nears completion, some old traditions will mosey off into the sunset.
By: Patricia Calhoun, Brandon Marshall
Just before he was sworn in at the U.S. Capitol — the building swarmed by insurrectionists four years ago — the once-and-future president insisted he'd been removed from this state's primary ballot.
By: Patricia Calhoun, Karl Christian Krumpholz
Downtown had already been battered by COVID and the endless construction work along the 16th Street Mall, which put some businesses on life support and killed off others altogether. Then came the four stabbings over the weekend of January 11-12, which cut right to the heart of this city.
By: Patricia Calhoun
This is the first three-dimensional piece by renowned muralist Thomas Evans.
By: Patricia Calhoun, Mel Schieltz
“As a preservationist, I have to be optimistic and look on the bright side of everything."
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