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.
To effectively reach out to Austin, consider providing information about upcoming local events or exclusive insights from athletes and organizers within the Aspen area. If you have news about developments or announcements tied to winter sports in this region, it would likely capture his interest.
Given the strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements within a specific geographic location (Aspen), tailoring pitches with relevant details about the local context will be crucial when reaching out to him.
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By: Austin Colbert
The World Pro Ski Tour is back in town this weekend, with races taking place Saturday and Sunday from the base of Aspen Mountain.
By: Austin Colbert
Led by a group of local comedians, Aspen Film hosted a live comedy show,
By: Austin Colbert
Back in its heyday, the World Pro Ski Tour was a larger production that athletes flocked to in the same way as modern World Cup races.
By: Austin Colbert
For former Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club athlete Tanner Perkins, racing this past weekend in Aspen and making a surprise podium on Sunday made for a very good time.
By: Austin Colbert
Now 9-3 overall (3-0 WSL), the Skiers should remain in the thick of the league title hunt the rest of the way.
Dressed as characters from "Wicked," the Aspen Chamber Resort Association competes in the annual Downhill Costume Contest as part of Aspen Gay Ski Week on Friday, Jan. 17, 2025, from the base of Aspen Mountain.
By: Austin Colbert
Still known by many as the “Women’s March,” around 100 people walked from Gondola Plaza to the library, where a handful of speakers talked.
By: Austin Colbert
The undefeated season for the Roaring Fork girls basketball team ended on Friday with a 78-40 loss to highly ranked Cedaredge, which also came in undefeated.
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