Hannah Herner is an Author at Nashville Post, where she covers health care. With a diverse background in health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and legal affairs, she explores a range of topics including consumer health, legislation, and renewable energy. Her work has been featured in Home Page Media Group LLC, Insurance NewsNet, Nfocus Magazine, and the Nashville Scene.
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Hannah Herner's coverage predominantly focuses on local health and wellbeing issues, including healthcare systems, opioid treatment, HIV/AIDS funding, and abortion care in Nashville and Tennessee. Given the high percentage of press releases and government announcements in her coverage attributes, she may be more inclined to respond to pitches that provide unique insights or exclusive interviews related to new healthcare programs or policies initiated by local organizations or government bodies.
If you have expertise in Nashville's healthcare landscape or can offer a fresh angle on ongoing local health-related issues such as opioids, HIV/AIDS funding, or changes to abortion laws specifically for this region, it could increase your chances of effectively reaching out to Hannah with relevant story ideas.
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2 p.m. June 6 at Rosemary & Beauty Queen
East Nashville bookstore will nearly triple its size at new McFerrin Park location East Nashville independent bookstore The Bookshop is set to move locations, the business announced on Wednesday.
By: Hannah Herner
Asphalt Beach and FLWR Shop return to East Nashville, while High Garden charts new location
The Equity Alliance event celebrates North Nashville and Juneteenth
Sundown June 11 at Elmington Park
There is likely no more inviting environment to try Latin dance for the first time than a place called Move Inclusive Dance. The Franklin studio invites the community to try
By: Hannah Herner
Mayor's response follows community pushback on developments planned on Fisk campus and near the Nashville Zoo
By: Hannah Herner
Mayor’s response follows community pushback on developments planned on Fisk campus and near the Nashville Zoo
Nashville’s Juneteenth615 event changes locations for 2026, and the Tennessee State Museum adds TN250 context to the celebration.
The Vanderbilt immunologist is seeking funding for 100 antibody treatments Dr. James Crowe has watched public health officials scramble each time a new virus surfaces.
