Maureen Dudley is an Author at WXOW News 19, KIMT-TV, and WJFW Newswatch 12. She focuses on themes of culture and society, with a particular emphasis on agriculture, farming, travel, and the arts. Maureen's work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing her insights into sustainable agriculture, farm management, and entertainment.
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Maureen's coverage primarily focuses on local events and activities in the Med City area, with an emphasis on seasonal topics such as winter weather and holiday-related content. Given her focus on event coverage and seasonal themes, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, community initiatives tied to holidays or seasons, and tips for navigating specific regional challenges like winter weather.
Maureen also covers government announcements to some extent, so she may appreciate pitches related to local policy changes or initiatives that directly impact the community.
Given her interest in family & relationships and sports at a lower level than other themes covered, she might welcome story ideas centered around these areas if they are relevant to the Med City community.
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For some, free pet pantries help but one local shelter recently closed its free pet pantry.
By: Maureen Dudley
Throughout the summer, communities get together for fairs and in the small central Wisconsin town of Athens, it brings in thousands to the small community.
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) – Art is one way to express creativity. Artists were in downtown Rhinelander today chalking up the sidewalks.
CRANDON, Wis. (WJFW) – Barefoot water-skiers from all over the world were in Crandon this weekend for the biggest competition on the water.
By: Maureen Dudley
The Minocqua Volunteer Fire Department operates on a 25-man crew and a budget supported by the community and the town. Recently, the WPS foundation has given the department a grant
By: Maureen Dudley
Gardening in northern Wisconsin is already tough with a relatively small window, but this summer has been especially time-consuming with the very dry conditions.
By: Maureen Dudley
Caffeine Cruiser may be on the newer side to Merrill, but owner Emma Rautiola, 19, has been in the business since she was a kid — learning the ropes along the way.
By: Maureen Dudley
A local art center is raising funds through a gala for needed repairs to keep the building going.
By: Maureen Dudley
Opossums are North America's only marsupial, a type of mammal whose babies grow inside a pouch on the mother's body. They're generally not seen in northern Wisconsin but Wild Instincts in Rhinelander has been seeing more opossums come into their care recently.
By: Maureen Dudley
TOMAHAWK, Wis. (WJFW) – A small town in Lincoln County said goodbye to its old town hall on Saturday. The Town of King sits just outside of Tomahawk and has a population of 880 people.
