I’m back writing for Louisville.com
After a (thankfully) brief hiatus, I am writing for Louisville.com again, focusing on local events and attractions for a local audience. But instead of submitting 10 articles a month, my scope has been increased to four posts a week.
Not that I need the encouragement, but this new job is a great excuse for me to further explore my new, wonderful hometown. Louisville has a lot to offer and I’m thrilled to be covering it.
Here are my Louisville.com articles for the first week:
- Glass egg blowing, farmer’s market among Louisville’s weekend highlights
- Navigating Bardstown Road’s non-Starbucks coffee culture
- Attend a poetry or fiction reading during National Poetry Month
A while I’m at it, here are my articles on budget travel from last week for Examiner.com:
- Nashville at the Frist Center’s Paint Made Flesh exhibit: Portraits made fresh
- Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry: Old-time country music for old-time people
2 Comments
Zach Everson on April 9th, 2009
Cool Lanora–let me know if you’d like some customized suggestions!
My writing focuses on travel and culture. I contribute to Air Canada's enRoute, BlackBook, Gridskipper, and UpTake. I'm also the editor-in-chief of Louisville.com.
Lanora Mueller on April 9th, 2009
Great news, Zach. I’m heading down to Louisville some day soon, so I’ll be reading up in the meantime.