Maggie Menderski is a storyteller, columnist, and reporter for The Courier-Journal. With a focus on local news in Kentucky, specifically in Louisville, Maggie covers a wide range of topics including politics, business, entertainment, and human interest stories. Her passion for journalism and storytelling shines through in her articles, providing readers with engaging and informative content.
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Maggie Menderski's coverage primarily focuses on local lifestyle, entertainment, and house & home topics in Kentucky and Louisville. She often covers events, seasonal activities, new business openings, and unique local stories.
If you have a story related to the Kentucky lifestyle or entertainment scene, such as new businesses opening in Louisville or unique experiences along the Bourbon Trail or Airbnb listings in Kentucky that offer something special for visitors, it could be of interest to her. Additionally, if you can provide insights into seasonal events like Christmas traditions or agricultural practices specific to Kentucky and Louisville, she might find it relevant.
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By: Maggie Menderski, Amanda Hancock
Wet weather continued into Saturday, but even a little rain couldn't dampen the spirits of the third day of the 10th annual heavy metal, rock, punk, and alternative headliners music festival at the Highland Festival Grounds, 937 Phillips Lane. As headliners
By: Kirby Adams, Maggie Menderski
Louisville Courier Journal Get ready, Loudmouths! It's the final day of the four-day Louder Than Life music festival.
By: Kirby Adams, Amanda Hancock, Maggie Menderski, Keisha Rowe
With over 140 acts spread across five stages at Louder Than Life, you probably missed a thing or two. Here are five of our favorite moments.
By: Maggie Menderski
Louisville Courier Journal The finish time on the clock could never truly reflect just how hard Mia Clark works leading up to each swim meet.
By: Maggie Menderski
For decades Sarasota avoided a hurricane's direct. Milton finally made landfall on Sarasota's coast, but pulled its punch. Was it the legend?
By: Maggie Menderski
The Belle of Louisville's ghosts make themselves known in the sleepiest hours of the night when the crew and guests have disembarked for the evening.
By: Maggie Menderski
Louisville Courier Journal Five-year-old Penelope had already lost one family when Aimee and Steven Welch decided to adopt her.
By: Maggie Menderski
Louisville Courier Journal One of the best absinthes in the world is made 60 miles northeast of Louisville.
By: Maggie Menderski
Louisville Courier Journal As Bridget Wolfram searched for female-sung versions of Jesus' solos in the Broadway musical "Jesus Christ Superstar," the high school senior kept coming across a telling phrase.
By: Maggie Menderski
Dierks Bentley is coming to the Derby City on Nov. 6 to sign bottles his new bourbon at Bardstown Bourbon Company's tasting room in Louisville.
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