Staff Writer, Brand Manager, KLTD-FM, KTEM-AM
Wes Adams is a Staff Writer and Brand Manager at KLTD-FM and KTEM-AM. He covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, health and wellness, climate change, and legal affairs, often focusing on adventure travel, consumer health, and holistic lifestyles. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Kool 107.9, Fast Company, and Psychology Today.
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Wes Adams' coverage primarily focuses on house & home and family & relationships themes, with a strong emphasis on Colorado-specific topics. His articles often cite data and cover seasonal events or promotional deals.
If reaching out to Wes, consider providing data-driven insights related to Colorado's housing market or family-related trends in the state. Additionally, pitches could include unique stories about Colorado's landmarks, tourism offerings, record-breaking achievements within the state, or interesting information about its cities.
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