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Austin Kelly

Austin Kelly

I graduated from KPU with my bachelor's in journalism in 2024. I'm a politics nerd and love to learn about city councils. I was born and raised in Surrey, B.C. and feel very lucky to have joined the Black Press team at the Quesnel Cariboo Observer.

I got my start in a journalism environment at KPU's student paper as the photo editor in my final year of classes.

I'm looking forward to learning more about Quesnel, meeting folks and telling stories in the Cariboo.

Phone
250-992-2121
Email
austin.kelly@quesnelobserver.com

Recent Work by Austin

NCJAC: Committee says 'maybe' to West Fraser Centre concert

NCJAC: Committee says 'maybe' to West Fraser Centre concert

The committee had a discussion on a potential concert and were given a presentation about trails
Photos: Mail run teams arrive in Barker-ville

Photos: Mail run teams arrive in Barker-ville

The snow at the historic site was covered in paw prints and slobber as dogs arrived
River Rush face Kamloops Storm in weekend doubleheader

River Rush face Kamloops Storm in weekend doubleheader

The Rush's family members were there to cheer on the players
Quesnel Speech and Dramatic Arts Festival sign-up deadline approaches

Quesnel Speech and Dramatic Arts Festival sign-up deadline approaches

People can register to perform poetry, speeches and more by Feb. 14
Quesnel Art Gallery kicks off 2025 art exhibits with Quesnel-born artist

Quesnel Art Gallery kicks off 2025 art exhibits with Quesnel-born artist

Casey Fisher's "An Exploration of Geography Through Colour and Abstraction" features some familiar landmarks
Photos: Annual dog sled mail run kicks off at Troll Ski Resort

Photos: Annual dog sled mail run kicks off at Troll Ski Resort

Mushers and dogs took to the trail at Troll to begin their mail delivery
Quesnel area skier completes 24-hour cross country ski

Quesnel area skier completes 24-hour cross country ski

Savannah Robinson skied over 80 km over 24 hours at Hallis
Quesnel City Council: Cost increases to airport and transit, rentals and the interconnector

Quesnel City Council: Cost increases to airport and transit, rentals and the interconnector

Increases to transit costs will be over $100K in 2025
Hometown Heroes: Youngest and oldest Special Olympics volunteers in Quesnel

Hometown Heroes: Youngest and oldest Special Olympics volunteers in Quesnel

William Colegate at 12 and Doreen O'Brien at 88 are the organization's youngest and oldest volunteers
Weekend games give the Rush a win at home, a loss on the road

Weekend games give the Rush a win at home, a loss on the road

The Rush out-shot Chase in both games, but it wasn't enough on Sunday
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