Mary Hance is a journalist for The Tennessean and writes for The Murfreesboro Post. With a focus on local news in Tennessee, Mary covers a wide range of topics including community events, business launches, government resolutions, and tips for saving money. Her work has also been featured in various other publications and media outlets in the region.
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Mary Hance's coverage primarily revolves around local news, community events, and lifestyle topics in Tennessee. She frequently covers seasonal events, promotional deals, and private sector announcements related to house & home. Thus, she is likely to be interested in pitches about local community initiatives or unique events happening in Tennessee. Additionally, pitches that align with her focus on promoting thrift shopping or providing tips for saving money are also likely to resonate well with her.
Given her coverage of government and politics as well as education at a more moderate level compared to other themes covered by Mary Hance, she may also respond positively to relevant story ideas within these areas such as new policies affecting residents or innovative educational programs taking place in the state.
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By: Mary Hance
If you are looking for a good affordable autumn outing with the family, Gentry Farm in Franklin is a good bet. Not only is it a wonderful chance to introduce children to farm life, but also a trip to Gentry is especially attractive to grandparents because the farm offers free admission to people 65 and older. The regular $13 admission includes […]
By: Mary Hance
The October calendar is stacked up with free festivals that make wonderful outings for families. Most of these festivals have been around for decades and offer live music and other entertainment, food trucks, children’s activities and unique educational options. Here are five to check out. Oct. 5: The 28th annual Celebrate Nashville Cultural Festival, which is put on by Metro Parks, […]
By: Mary Hance
The term “junk store” carries a negative connotation, for some folks. But I love to find an honest-to-goodness junk store right here in Middle Tennessee. Enter: Buried Treasures, a glorious example of this disappearing genre of stores that sits on the main drag in Fairview in Williamson County and features a wide variety of attractively priced vintage, antiques and plain […]
By: Mary Hance
Did you see the news that Nashville Electric Service raised the rates on electric usage as of Oct. 1 because of a TVA base rate increase that was approved this summer. According to NES, this “adjustment” for Middle Tennesseans will raise the average residential customer’s monthly bill by 2.9%, which is an overall increase of approximately $3.78 per bill. NES […]
By: Mary Hance
When I tried to find somewhere affordable (and good) to eat in Fairview, I was told to try Grille Billy’s. I’d never heard of it, but when I looked it up and saw that it was situated inside the Shell gas station on the main drag in Fairview, I was intrigued – especially when the reviews showed that the BBQ […]
By: Mary Hance
Nashville is so lucky to have two good places – Smart Art and Craft out by Opryland Hotel and Turnip Green Creative Reuse Center just south of downtown Nashville - that serve as designated thrift stores for arts and craft supplies. I know that traditional thrift stores like Goodwill, Samaritan Center and This ‘N That accept donations of craft and […]
By: Mary Hance
There was a time when $15 sounded like a lot to pay for lunch. But these days, the $15 price point is considered a bargain, especially because in this case, the lunch includes a luscious buffet featuring a meat and several vegetables, bread, and soft serve ice cream, complete with a choice of toppings. It even includes a beverage. This […]
By: Mary Hance
I love success stories like a local food truck evolving into a popular bricks and mortar restaurant. And the Flat Tire Diner is just that, starting out as the Rolling Feast Food truck before setting up shop in Hermitage/Old Hickory four years ago. This breakfast and lunch diner, owned by Tom Mead and Cheryl Caballero, has developed quite a following […]
By: Mary Hance
One of the bigger (and best) holiday markets of the season is the annual two-day market at First Church Nashville on Charlotte Pike in West Nashville. Honestly, I don’t know how they come up with this much good stuff year after year. Every year, shoppers can find deals on clothing for the entire family, holiday decorations, toys, books, baked goods, […]
By: Mary Hance
Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Santa’s Wonderland transforms Bass Pro’s Opry Mills store into a Christmas Village, offering games, crafts, giveaways and free 4X6 photos with Santa. You can reserve a spot online for photos so you don’t have to wait in line. The Wonderland runs through Dec. 24. Details: https://www.basspro/shop/en/santas-wonderland Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center has lots of paid […]
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