Teague Bohlen is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, and writes for Denver Westword. With a focus on local news and culture, Teague covers a wide range of topics including literature, art, events, and social issues. His articles provide an insightful and often humorous perspective on the unique aspects of Denver and its surrounding communities.
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Denver, Colorado, United States (Local)
Teague Bohlen's focus on Denver and Colorado-centric topics, especially in the realms of entertainment news and gaming, suggests a preference for pitches related to local events, cultural developments, and profiles of individuals contributing to the area’s creative scene. Consider reaching out with story ideas that highlight unique aspects of Denver neighborhoods or delve into its rich history.
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