Your Middletown Interview - Louisville Magazine

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with the Middletown Chamber of Commerce — we’re wondering:

Where in Middletown do you feel most at home?

Below, you’ll find that question and several others about the neighborhood. You don’t have to answer all of the questions but certainly can. We want you to be able to say as much or as little as you’d like and are hoping at least some questions will spark something for you. Would love it if you’d at least answer two or three. And when answering, the more specific the better.

If you have thoughts or questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch:

josh@louisville.com

Deadline: Friday, June 21

Thank you so, so much for sharing your story. — Josh

Louisville Magazine x Middletown Chamber of Commerce

Let's get started: What’s your name? (First and last would be great, but whatever you’re comfortable with, including remaining anonymous.)

Would you prefer we use your name if we quote you?

I’d rather remain anonymous

Yep, you can quote me

We'd love to share back with you some of what you and the others share. If it'd be OK to get in touch, what email address is best?

OK, let's get into it: What would you like to tell us about your connection to Middletown?

Next one: Since this time last year, Middletown has…?

Taken two steps forward

Taken one step forward

More or less stayed in place. Things don’t change much here

Taken one step back

Taken two steps back

I don’t know

Anything you want to share about your answer?

Besides your own house — or the house of family or friends — what place in Middletown makes you feel at home, and why?

What closed business or place from Middletown's past do you miss the most, and why?

What piece of art — a book, a painting, a movie, a TV show, etc. — reminds you of Middletown, and why?

If Middletown were a car, what would it be, and why? (If this one seems too weird, feel free to skip. We've just asked it before and have loved the answers from those who do have something to share.)

In one word (or so) — based on conversations you have with family and friends and colleagues about the neighborhood — what’s something about Middletown that other people seem to worry about a lot more than you do?

And in one word (or so) — based on conversations you have with family and friends and colleagues about the neighborhood — what’s something about Middletown that you seem to worry about a lot more than most people you know?

Plenty in Louisville needs mending. At the same time, some problems seem like they’ll always be with us. Can you think of a problem that we always seem to be trying to solve as a city but probably can’t?

If you could change one thing about Middletown, what would that be?

Next year at this time, I’ll know Middletown got a bit better when I see .

And finally, we always like to include this space here, in case you have anything else you want to share — about your answers or anything else.

Louisville Magazine x Middletown Chamber of Commerce

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