Tiney Ricciardi is a Cannabis & Beer Reporter at The Denver Post. Since joining the publication in 2020, she has developed a unique beat she affectionately refers to as “earthly delights,” covering topics such as beer, cannabis, psilocybin, and outdoor adventures. Tiney's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Columbian, San Antonio Express-News, and The Baltimore Sun.
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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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By: Tiney Ricciardi
The current recreation fee program doesn’t come close to covering costs, USFS said.
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“There’s no way any smart business person would have done this,” Parker said on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live,’ wearing a suit in a strikingly similar shade of pink to Casa Bonita’s signature exterior paint.
Cheers to that!
By: Tiney Ricciardi
Jake Norris plans to release eight whiskey expressions over the next couple years. Though each will be a one-time offering, the former of Stranahan’s and Laws Whiskey House distiller is incentivizing drinkers to break the seal by…
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Colorado’s wildflower season is expected to arrive early this year due to warm and dry conditions across the state, but lucky for Front Range residents there’s a new wildflower event blooming closer to home this summer.
Did you know Amy Poehler has an obsession with fake food? Or that Billie Eilish has a hamster named Tomato Bisque Soup? Learn all that and more on this podcast, served with a smile and laugh.
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A storied Colorado Springs brewery is preparing to pour its final pints roughly three and half years after the owners made national headlines for their heroics during a mass shooting at a local LGBTQ+ nightclub.
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The U.S. Forest Service is proposing $5 to $25 for day-use and overnight permits, respectively. Public comment on the proposal is open until Aug. 31.
By: Tiney Ricciardi
Thanks to Colorado’s agricultural roots, locals aren’t limited to simply buying a bouquet, as many farms and gardens across the state offer opportunities for guests to cut and customize their own.
By: Tiney Ricciardi
She arrived at the “Love Island” villa in Fiji in a stunning red bikini top and skirt with her long curly hair draped over her shoulders and spoke about her disability.
