Good morning, Hendersonville.

Andrew Jackson's Hermitage canceled its Underground Railroad event on Jan.

30 due to an ice storm; refunds+transfers available, and site will host Empowered, Brilliant, and Brave: Great Women of Black History on Mar. 8 at 3 p.m. with Bright Star Touring Company + remaining Black History Month programs continue.

AAA warns Tennessee homeowners to check for ice dams forming after Winter Storm Fern and ahead of Winter Storm Gianna — they should call a licensed contractor if leaks or damage appear and review their insurance policies for coverage.

Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe has brought back its seasonal grilled fish offering with a signature caper-dill sauce available in sandwich and feast formats at local locations — orders are accepted online until April 5.

Edley’s is offering free pork sandwiches to neighbors whose homes are without power amid a winter storm recovery.

The deal is available today at any Edley’s location that has power — a gesture that shows local support.

Hendersonville Parks and Recreation has opened registration for its Spring 2026 Adult Kickball league, limited to eight coed teams — each team pays $325 — with games set to begin in early April and sign-ups closing March 6 at the Parks Office or online.

Station Camp wrestlers (led by defending individual state champion Nate Graham) advanced to their third straight state dual tournament after a 75-6 win over Spring Hill on Friday.

The team will compete today alongside Sumner County neighbor JPII.

JPII standouts Sam Bowers and Isaiah Batten have committed to colleges to compete in the Pioneer Football League; Bowers chose Morehead State plus Batten lined up offers from several programs, turning their longtime friendship into an anticipated on-field rivalry.