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.
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: 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 […]
By: Mary Hance
Gov. Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee invite all Tennesseans to celebrate the holiday season with the annual “Christmas at the Tennessee Residence.” The Tennessee Residence (located at 882 S. Curtiswood Lane) will be decorated for Christmas and open for public tours on Friday, Dec. 6-Sunday, Dec. 8 and Friday, Dec. 13-Sunday, Dec. 15. There is no charge, but you must have […]
By: Mary Hance
On Thanksgiving morning you could get up, laze around until time to eat the big holiday meal, stuff yourself silly and then sit back and relax. Or … you could get up early, head to Belle Meade and walk or run the five-mile Boulevard Bolt course before loading in your big Thanksgiving meal. You could still relax afterwards, comfortable knowing […]
By: Catherine Mayhew, Kara Aguilar, Mary Hance
SweetMilk, 329 Donelson Pike. People of a certain age and Southern provenance will immediately recognize the meaning of SweetMilk, BBQ master Pat Martin's most recent venture.
By: Joe Sullivan, Mary Hance, Joseph Sullivan
The so-called “buy game'' is just a fact of life for Lipscomb men's basketball.
By: Catherine Mayhew, Kara Aguilar, Mary Hance
Corner Pub's fish and chips is made up of a generous piece of cod coated with a tempura-like batter and deep fried to a golden, crunchy brown. Main Street Nashville/Catherine Mayhew
Tuba Christmas host and organizer GR Davis playing his tuba. MARY HANCE One hundred tubas playing Christmas carols?
By: Mary Hance
Nashville’s Downtown Presbyterian Church Waffle Shop is celebrating 100 years of serving its yummy “secret recipe” waffles at an event to raise money to feed the needy. The popular “shop” is set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 5 and tickets are on sale at dpchurch. The $15 advance ticket includes waffles, grits and a choice of Hattie […]
By: Mary Hance
When we started the Ms. Cheap Penny Drive for Second Harvest Food Bank 16 years ago, almost everybody had loose change sitting around - pennies, nickels, quarters, etc. Cans filled up, bags of coins rolled in and the donations added up to thousands of dollars’ worth of coins! Now, with the changing times and changing money habits, not so […]
By: Ivan Aronin, Mary Hance
Kyrsten Eller Thanksgiving is a time for reflection on the things we're grateful for, both big and small.
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