Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 10th of February.
Good morning, Hendersonville.
🏥 Health
Today, TriStar Health donated $150,000 to help Middle Tennesseans affected by Winter Storm Fern — allocating $100,000 to United Way’s Recovery Fund, $25,000 to Hands On Nashville and $25,000 to The Branch to support cleanup and essential services.
TDCI and SFMO have expanded the Get Alarmed Tennessee program to include free carbon monoxide detectors to help residents using gas-powered generators after Winter Storm Fern.
Residents who meet the requirements can contact their local fire department or request an alarm on the program website.
During routine health inspections from Jan.
26 to Feb. 9, several food service establishments in Sumner County earned perfect scores of 100 - Hendersonville sites like Jack Anderson Elem. Cafeteria and Crumbl Cookies posted scores for public review at county health offices.
📰 Lifestyle
Crumbl is offering a limited-time dessert menu through Feb.
14 that started yesterday and features rotating gourmet flavors including a new Dubai Chocolate Strawberry Brownie and Strawberry Heart Cake among other treats. Customers can visit a nearby Crumbl location to sample these sweets.
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