Ashland City, United States (Local)
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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.
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By: Mary Hance
I do love a good free festival and there are several goodies on my upcoming calendar. In most cases, the festivals are themed, but they all seem to offer food, music, and fun activities for all ages and more. And some have art too. Here are some of the best ones I am looking forward to: • Tomato Art Fest […]
I do love a good free festival and there are several goodies on my upcoming calendar. In most cases, the festivals are themed, but they all seem to offer f
By: Mary Hance
Good news! The new owners of San Antonio Taco Co., aka SATCO, are not planning to change the concept. Of course, the plans call for some improvements to the 100-year-old building but the bottom line is that they vow to keep serving up good ole Tex-Mex tacos, wings and enchiladas at affordable prices. Yes, with the sale I can still […]
By: Mary Hance
It is music to my ears that there are two free music series –– Musicians Corner and Courtyard Concerts –– hitting town this fall. They don’t call Nashville “Music City” for nothing. First up is Musician’s Corner. Nashville’s beloved free concert series will return this fall with a five-week season of live music in Centennial Park beginning Friday, Aug. 28. The […]
By: Mary Hance
It is music to my ears that there are two free music series –– Musicians Corner and Courtyard Concerts –– hitting town this fall. They don’t call Nashville
By: Mary Hance
Whenever you have a long running multifamily rummage sale that takes a few years off, you can count on the comeback bringing in a lot of stuff. And that is the case for the St. Paul’s Bazaar in Franklin on Labor Day weekend. The sale is set for Sept. 4-5 in Otey Hall at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at 510 […]
By: Mary Hance
It is music to my ears that there are two free music series –– Musicians Corner and Courtyard Concerts –– hitting town this fall.
By: Mary Hance
Who knew that there was a “professional thrifter?” Well there is, and she (Virginia Chamlee) is the featured speaker for this year’s Nashville Home Show, which will take place at Music City Center on Sept. 11-13. Chamlee, author of “Big Thrift Energy,” will share her insights into shopping for and styling affordable vintage home décor. Show organizers say Chamlee who […]
By: Mary Hance
Mary Hance
By: Mary Hance
When locals talk about taking a “staycation” they generally mean they will visit some of the local attractions that they never take time to see during the rest of the year instead of taking a “real” vacation to another locale. So why not include a Nashville city tour like my three grandchildren and I did. On a Thursday morning last […]
