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Jennifer Hardy

(She/Her)
San Antonio
As seen in: Smoky Mountain Wanderings, LinkedIn, HuffPost, Hull Daily Mail, Mom.com, WWSB-TV (Sarasota, FL), WLNE-TV (Providence, RI), Joplin Globe, WTXL-TV (Midway, FL), KTNH-AM, WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL) and
Covers:  I can cover any topic, but travel, healthcare, weather preparedness, safety, outdoor activities, national parks, and mental health are my top picks.
Doesn't Cover: I'll let you know when I find one.
I ask a lot of questions and have a lot of ideas. #journalist #freelance Writing is home, wanderlust is life. Pet all the dogs 🐾 💗

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Jennifer Hardy’s Biography

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I spent decades loving local news, even as the industry and I eventually started moving in different directions. Now I’m embracing my neurodivergent journey and following my keyboard as my True North.

Equal parts analytical, creative, and inquisitive. Unapologetically authentic. I ask questions, chase rabbit holes, connect dots, and bring receipts.

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Michigan's Newest International Day Trip: The Gordie Howe Bridge

Michigan's Newest International Day Trip: The Gordie Howe Bridge

Michigan's newest attraction is a milestone for international travel, trade, and tourism - the Gordie Howe In…

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The ULTIMATE National Park Stargazing Guide (By Region + EPIC Photos)

The ULTIMATE National Park Stargazing Guide (By Region + EPIC Photos)

Find a designated National Park Dark Sky Park near you with unparalleled views of meteors, constellations, mo…

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The ULTIMATE Guide to National Park Weddings (+Top 20 Locations)

The ULTIMATE Guide to National Park Weddings (+Top 20 Locations)

Yes, you can get married at a national park! 🤵👰We have all the details and ranked the top 20 options as you p…

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Tame The Smoky's Tail Of The Dragon: Guide To Driving US-129

Tame The Smoky's Tail Of The Dragon: Guide To Driving US-129

"The Tail of the Dragon" road in the Smokies is as legendary as the dragon itself. By now, you've either hear…

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Discover The Wonders Of These Hidden Beaches And Coastlines Of Acadia

Discover The Wonders Of These Hidden Beaches And Coastlines Of Acadia

The beaches of Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island face brutal waves, with barely a stretch of sand …

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2024 GUIDE: BEST Things To Do In Maine By Region

2024 GUIDE: BEST Things To Do In Maine By Region

Discover what makes each of the eight Maine regions unique: from rugged coastlines to serene forests, explore…

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This Tiny Maine Bridge “Wiggles” When You Walk Across It

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By Jennifer Hardy
| Travel + Discover Maine
The Wiggly Bridge of York might be small in stature, but it’s a place of big dreams in this historic community on Maine’s coastline. Named for the way it slightly sways under the feet of curious visitors and locals, you might be surprised to hear all the history that led to this mini attraction. In this article, we’re going to dive deep into the history and serious of events that led to what is often called the smallest suspension bridge in the world.
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You'll Walk Nearly A Mile On Granite To Reach This Maine Lighthouse

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By Jennifer Hardy
| Travel + Discover Maine
Jutting out almost a mile from Rockland’s harbor sits the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. It’s among the most unique lighthouses for its placement at the end of a long, rocky walk. While the lighthouse is well-known as a popular tourist attraction, it still serves as a navigational aid. The walk is worth the effort for the authentic Midcoast Maine experience. Before you plan a trip to Rockland, we want to help you maximize the experience with this helpful guide.
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A Year-Round Adventure In Midcoast Maine

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By Jennifer Hardy
| Travel + Discover Maine
The Camden Snow Bowl sits perched near the top of the Camden Hills, overlooking the region known for “where the mountains meet the sea.” Before you think this is just another cookie-cutter skiing destination in New England, you should know that this is the only one of its kind on the East Coast where you can see the ocean from the slopes. The Camden Snow Bowl started as a winter sports destination almost 90 years ago.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

How is social media changing news?

It redefines what "news" is, but it's really hurting the ability to find solid journalism.

What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?

I think Producer Problems is my favorite because IYKYK.