HERRING & HERRING is the collaboration between renowned international photographers/directors Dimitri Scheblanov and Jesper Carlsen. The duo’s photographic approach is based upon conceptual and aesthetic exploration; continuously pushing the boundaries of storytelling through an ever-expanding visual vernacular, creating arresting images which bring personality, humor, and sarcasm to the world of fashion and celebrity photography.

The Herscher Pilot was established by Herscher Publishing Co. in July of 1976 as America was celebrating its Bicentennial. From July 1, 1979 to April 12, 2016 the newspaper had been owned and operated by Robert A. Mau. Since April of 2016, it has been owned and operated by Janet Mau. Published every Thursday, the Pilot features general news, sports, opinion, photos and advertising for a region of approximately 250 square miles commonly known as Kankakee County West.

As women and mothers of young children, it can be easy to compare ourselves to others. But your life isn't supposed to look like hers! Being your best self means standing firm in your decisions and always being willing to grow with a purpose. Are you wanting more ease in your marriage? Or more enjoyment as a parent? Are you looking for a strategy to the health challenges you have been facing recently? Do you feel like you have been staring at a stranger in the mirror since becoming a mother?  Abby and Amy get vulnerable with topics around partnership, motherhood, health, and self improvement by interviewing authors, therapists, experts and everyday mothers. Our conversations will meet you with solutions and solidarity as you find a life path that feels aligned for you. If this sounds like you, hit play on your favorite episode title and make sure you're following the HERself podcast.

A lifestyle & women's interest blog for everyday women focused on increasing their confidence and designing the life they want.

Background and Format: The Hertfordshire Business Directory is a reference source of services, suppliers and all things associated with the county of Hertfordshire (Herts) and the surrounding areas, including St Albans, Watford, Hemel Hempstead, Stevenage and Hitchin. The publication is a glossy A4 directory encompassing business to business services across the county, and and is a reference guide for business services in Hertfordshire.  Audience and Readership: For locals and visitors to Hertfordshire. Time of Publication: Early February. Circulation: The publisher does not disclose this figure. Monthly Unique Users: 486,000 (Source: Publisher. Supplements and Sections: Accountants, hotels, conference exhibition centres, training providers, management consultants, solicitors and office cleaners. Distribution: Distribution is free of charge via many of the office suites and managed offices around the county. Copies of the directory are also sent to accountants and solicitors. In addition, the directory is available at 544 newsagents in Hertfordshire, with a further 3,500 free copies sent to businesses on the HAQ Publishing database throughout Hertfordshire. Ad Rates: Advertising information can be found here.

Background and Format: Hertfordshire Country Life Magazine covers aspects of town or village life in the Hertfordshire area.  Topics include history, property, antiques, events, places to eat and drink, fashion, interior design and gardening. Audience and Readership: Those who live in Hertfordshire and the surrounding areas. Average age range is 35 - 75 years old. Deadline: Editorial deadlines vary. It will usually be a month ahead of publication.  Time of Publication: Time of publication is in the media pack below. Frequency: 4 issues a year; Spring (March), Summer (June), Autumn (September), Winter (December). Circulation: Source: Publisher Ad Rates: Contact advertising@countylifemagazines.co.uk for more information. A media pack can be viewed here 

Background and Format: Hertfordshire Focus contains full listings of companies and organisations in Hertfordshire catering to business, leisure, home, family and lifestyle sectors. The Hertfordshire directory is printed in full colour, full glossy A5 format. The publication is an annual, A5, colour gloss lifestyle direction going out via newsagents throughout the area and as free pick ups throughout the year in customer / relevant outlets - schools, restaurants, home stores etc. Audience and Readership: The title is aimed at residents across Hertfordshire. Time of Publication: July. Frequency: Yearly. Circulation: This figure is not disclosed by the publisher. Sections: The publication is broken down into 12 different sections providing a guide to: Weddings Restaurants Home and garden services Days out Music Children and Baby services Antiques Pets and Animals services Health & Beauty Distribution: It is available at over 600 newsagents throughout Hertfordshire. It is also available - free to pick up - at outlets such as shops, schools and nurseries, restaurants, local authorities such as Watford Town hall, hotels, pet shops, etc. Ad Rates: Advertising information can be found here.

Hertfordshire Mercury is a regional weekly newspaper covering local news, events, and community issues across Hertford, Ware, and the wider East Hertfordshire area. It reports on topics such as local politics, crime, community events, and human-interest stories.

Hertfordshire Mercury is a regional weekly newspaper covering local news, events, and community issues across Hertford, Ware, and the wider East Hertfordshire area. It reports on topics such as local politics, crime, community events, and human-interest stories.

Background and Format: Launched in 1858, The Herts Advertiser is published by the Archant Group weekly and is aimed at residents of St Albans, Redbourne, Harpenden, Radlett and other surrounding villages. Covers news, court affairs, music, events at Alban Arena, sport, food & drink, fashion weeks, literary festivals, property news, interiors, gardening and motoring. For more information about advertising rates, the page can be found here. Circulation: Source: ABC Alerts: Gorkana Consumer Alert: Tuesday 20th October 2009 The Herts Advertiser has recently been revamped with a brand new look. Emphasising the quality of the product in an affluent marketplace, the redesign ensures an increased story count and larger photos. Website exclusives in news and sport are also highlighted. The Archant-owned free title currently circulates to 52,000 homes in the area around St Albans. For more information, Editor Matt Adams can be reached at matt.adams@hertsad.co.uk