Asher Price is a Reporter at Axios. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, government and politics, and education, with a focus on both competitive sports and regional interest stories. Asher's work has been featured in Peopleโs Defender, MSN, and Axios.
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Asher Price's coverage primarily revolves around local events, government and politics in the United States, Texas, and Austin. His heavy focus on government announcements indicates a preference for pitches related to local policy changes or significant public sector decisions within his geographic scope.
Given his interest in housing and migration topics, he may be interested in stories about real estate trends, affordable housing initiatives, or analyses of population shifts impacting Austin and Texas. If you have data-driven insights or access to experts familiar with these areas of interest within this geographic region, it could make your pitch more compelling.
For sports-related pitches, consider focusing on local teams or events that tie into broader community impact rather than just athletic achievements.
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๐ Asher here.
Here's some of the after-hours fun on tap this week.
As part of our running feature about Austin restaurateurs' favorite meals , we recently caught up with Alex Dubey, co-owner (with his wife, Cristina
Here's what's on deck for your workweek.
This is the final month to see "Lives and Literacy in Ancient Egypt," an impressive exhibit at the Harry Ransom Center.
The Austin area is home to three communities where the typical starter home costs $1 million or more, according to new Zillow data shared with Axios.
Time to use those little gray cells โ answer correctly these three questions and you could win a shoutout in our Monday newsletter.
Participation in Texas' Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has fallen by nearly 14% since Congress approved cuts and changes to the program, per state data.
Nonprofits that provide HIV outreach, workforce development, youth assistance and other social services are bracing for potential funding cuts from the city of Austin.
๐ Asher here. I recently stopped by Rise Coffee and Bakery in southwest Austin as part of our ongoing quest to try every single iced drink in town this summer.
