Austin Colbert is a journalist based in Aspen, Colorado. He writes for The Aspen Times and the Grand Junction Free Press, covering a range of topics including local news, sports, and entertainment. His work has also been featured in the Vail Daily.
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Austin Colbert's coverage is heavily focused on local events, particularly winter sports and activities in Aspen, Colorado. He frequently covers local sporting events, announcements related to winter sports festivals and competitions, as well as other community-focused happenings.
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The 40th annual Sardy House tree lighting ceremony took place Saturday evening in Aspen.
By: Austin Colbert
Basketball season is off and running for area high schools.
By: Regan Mertz, Austin Colbert
City of Aspen and Pitkin County each pay $1.4 million
Two-time Olympic medalist and X Games champion in halfpipe skiing Alex Ferreira talks with participants during the Freestyle Friday mogul competition on Friday, March 29, 2024, at Aspen Highlands.
People gather around the fire to make s'mores during the Merry on Midland block party on Friday, Dec. 13, 2024, in downtown Basalt.
Skiers and snowboarders took to the base of Aspen Mountain on Friday night for the annual Wintersköl rail jam, organized by AVSC.
Wintersköl, Aspen’s annual “toast to winter,” returned with a full day of festivities on Saturday at Wagner Park.
By: Austin Colbert
For the 12th year, the Aspen Valley Polo Club is set to host the popular event with multiple matches to take place Wednesday and Thursday at Rio Grande Park.
By: Austin Colbert
Grant Ganzi, the son of AVPC founders and owners Marc and Melissa Ganzi, has now won the Aspen snow polo championship five times in its 12-year history.
By: Austin Colbert
Alex Ferreira didn’t wait long to return to the top of the podium, winning the men’s halfpipe skiing final on Saturday at the Copper Mountain Grand Prix.
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