Kat Mendenhall is a local journalist based in The Divide, writing for the Georgetown Gazette. With a focus on community events, local news, and human interest stories, Kat keeps the residents of The Divide informed and engaged. Her work has also been featured in the Mountain Democrat, showcasing her dedication to covering stories that matter to the local community.
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Kat Mendenhall’s coverage focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and community announcements within The Divide region. She seems particularly interested in covering special events, memories, celebrations, and commemorations.
Given her focus on local entertainment news and house & home topics with a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements related to the area she covers, potential sources for outreach could include individuals or organizations involved in planning or hosting local events such as festivals, parades, markets; those engaged in community initiatives that align with the themes covered; or experts who can provide insights into regional traditions and historical commemorations.
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Ron Harris has a unique eye that he uses to capture moments in nature for one-of-a-kind photographs. Over the years his reputation and popularity have grown and he continues winning
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Larry Anderson has been restoring Georgetown Fire Department’s Engine 7173 that was in service 1971-81. Anderson brought it back to Georgetown to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the Georgetown Fire
Barry and Holly (Gilstrap) Evert are the new owners of the recently opened The Annex located on Highway 193 in Georgetown. The Everts purchased the business from Alissa Cimino and
This is an opportunity not only to support the Marshall Grange Youth Fair Committee, but to fill freezers with good food raised and donated by grange youth members and their
Shandey’s is excited to share that the restaurant is now open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The big news is that diners can now enjoy breakfast
By: Kat Mendenhall
The Olde Coloma Theatre is currently in rehearsal for its final production of the 2024 season, "Mrs. Waldecott & the Christmas Spirits!" Or "The Coloma Christmas Speck-tacular!"
KFOK will host its 22nd annual Birthday Bash, 5-10 p.m. on Nov. 9.
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