Doug Fitzgerald is a journalist based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He writes for The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, focusing on local news and community stories. His articles cover a range of topics, including sports, reflections on life, holiday stories, and social issues.
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Colorado Springs, United States (Local)
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Doug Fitzgerald's coverage spans a variety of topics, including sports, government & politics, family & relationships, and house & home. Given his strong focus on local content in Colorado Springs and seasonal events like Christmas and Thanksgiving, he may be interested in pitches that offer insights or stories related to these specific areas.
For example:
- Local sporting events or initiatives in Colorado Springs
- Stories about local political developments or community initiatives
- Seasonal features tied to Thanksgiving and Christmas within the Colorado Springs area
- Human-interest stories with a familial or relational angle relevant to the local community
Considering Doug’s engagement with photography ("photoweek"), visual elements could enhance your pitch if they align with any event coverage or seasonal themes.
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By: Doug Fitzgerald
Of the 63 New Years Eves I've witnessed on this Earth, two stand out. One was for its overwhelming pomp. The other was for its utter absurdity.
A democracy cannot survive without an informed public. While the United States is not a democracy in its strictest definition — it’s a constitutional republic — its democratic foundation relies
By: Doug Fitzgerald
A democracy cannot survive without an informed public. While the United States is not a democracy in its strictest definition — it's a constitutional republic — its democratic foundation relies upon that same principle.
City Clerk Suzanne Leclercq administers the oath of office to citizens appointed to various committees during the Jan. 2 Woodland Park City Council meeting. Taking the oath are (from left)
Jerry Penland
By: Doug Fitzgerald
Enforcement of portions of Woodland Park's ordinance concerning short-term rentals will be paused as the opposing sides of a lawsuit challenging it prepare their arguments.
By: Doug Fitzgerald
If you're regretting your new gym membership or dying for a cigarette or a donut, your deliverance is coming.
Members were appointed to the Charter Review Committee during the Jan. 2 meeting of the Woodland Park City Council.
By: Doug Fitzgerald
A series of devastating wildfires have razed large portions of California. As of Sunday morning, the toll was 24 dead, more than 59 square miles burned and over 12,300 structures destroyed.
By: Doug Fitzgerald
If you're going to take a ghost tour, it's always a bonus if your guide has experienced the supernatural at one of the sites they're presenting.
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