Tiney Ricciardi is a journalist at the Denver Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including entertainment, food and beverages, and social issues, with a particular focus on cannabis and psychedelics. Tiney's work has been featured in several publications, including The Columbian, San Antonio Express-News, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Tiney Ricciardi primarily focuses on local events and entertainment news in Colorado, with a specific emphasis on food & beverage, skiing, events, restaurants, and tourism. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as festivals or parties near Denver.
She often covers private sector announcements and press releases related to the food & beverage industry. Therefore, she may be open to receiving information about new restaurant openings or unique dining experiences near Denver.
Given her coverage of house & home themes at 18%, Tiney might also be interested in stories that involve unique homes or architectural features within the state of Colorado.
When reaching out to Tiney for potential coverage opportunities, consider highlighting unique aspects of local businesses or events tied to the topics she frequently covers. Keep in mind that her geographic focus is mainly centered around Colorado and Denver.
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Because the GABF revelry isn't limited to the Colorado Convention Center
Colorado researchers weigh in on how to choose the right product for your pup Kristy Rosenberger swears by cannabidiol – more commonly known as CBD – not for herself, but for her dogs.
By: Tiney Ricciardi
You read that right – sandwiches with glazed and flavored doughnuts acting as the bread.
This was the first year GABF allowed ciders into the competition, which increased the Centennial State's accolades
By: Tiney Ricciardi
Billards, live music and beer are all on tap at Denver’s newest bar, now open at a familiar address on Colfax Avenue.
Cliff divers, magicians and other performers at Casa Bonita are seeking to unionize to address safety concerns in the workplace and negotiate their pay.
By: Tiney Ricciardi
On Oct. 21, 1999, the Black Canyon became Colorado’s third national park. But it was a painstaking process to get there.
If you're a cocktail drinker in Denver, you've likely tried a libation with a dash of creativity from Alex Jump and Stuart Jensen.
By: Tiney Ricciardi
Front Range residents looking to strike big will soon have two new bowling alleys where they can knock down pins and knock back espresso martinis.
From Denver taprooms to scenic tasting rooms in the mountains, these spots are destination-worthy
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