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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Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States (Local)
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.
When crafting a pitch for Ms. Hance consider highlighting how the proposed topic/event will directly impact the lives of Tennesseans or why it’s significant specifically within this geographic area.
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By: John Gerome, Mary Hance, Sherry Mitchell
Not long ago I was in an elevator at a Nashville hospital when the woman behind me, the only other person in there, suddenly started talking. Startled, I thought she must be speaking to me, so I turned to answer. And then I realized: She wasn't talking to me at all but to her phone. I was held hostage for […]
By: Mary Hance, Sherry Mitchell
SUBMITTED Working in conjunction with numerous community partners, 260 volunteers took part in the clean up across the county on Saturday, April 6.
By: Mary Hance, Sherry Mitchell
SUBMITTED The 2024 Women Empowering Education (WEE) luncheon was held on April 5 at Our Lady of the Lake in Hendersonville with more than 400 attendees.
By: Mary Hance, Lillian Brewer, Chris Gregory
BY LILLIAN BREWER For The Dickson Post After a long wait, Burns has received its own local coffee spot.
Columbia Fire & Rescue will be hosting a Car Seat Safety Event in collaboration with General Motors and the Maury Regional Healthcare Foundation, on
By: Mary Hance
I am always looking for restaurants where we can get a “real” lunch for under $10. I’m not talking about a little dinky salad or an appetizer disguised as a lunch meal. So, when I explored the current menu, with its daily specials and the unbelievable four-course kid’s menu (entrée, side dish, drink and vanilla ice cream – with chocolate […]
By: Ivan Aronin, Mary Hance
I am always looking for restaurants where we can get a “real” lunch for under $10. I'm not talking about a little dinky salad or an appetizer disguised as a lunch meal.
By: Terry McCormick, Mary Hance
BY T. MURRAY Main Street Clarksville The Montgomery County Democratic Party's (MCDP) annual Blue South Banquet drew hundreds to
Hendersonville police are asking for the public's help in locating a 17-year-old female they say ran away from the Winston Hills area early Wednesday. Sophia Sarcona was last seen at around 11 p.m. on April 30. She was wearing faded blue jeans with rips in the front and a tie-dye T shirt with Scooby Doo's van (The Mystery Machine) on […]
By: Chris Gregory, Mary Hance
BY CHRIS GREGORY Main Street Maury Randolph Howell Elementary STEM School has undergone a shakeup in leadership after the sudden departure of its principal and assistant principal.
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