Good morning, Hendersonville.

Nashville Foster Love Closet and Resource Center will host Egg My Yard on April 4 by delivering pre-filled Easter eggs with treats to yards across neighborhoods including Hendersonville to raise funds for foster kids & teens.

Orders start at $30 for 25 eggs, and donations also help provide key supplies.

Philanthropy expert Missy Acosta urges locals to explore GivingMatters.com to learn about nearby nonprofits and volunteer opportunities, noting that one volunteer hour is valued at 34.79 dollars.

The online tool from the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee features an interactive map and worksheets to help people give time, talent or treasure.

A&M Mechanical Services is offering HVAC energy assessments for commercial buildings in Middle Tennessee to lower utility bills and boost comfort.

The veteran, family, and woman-owned firm plans to schedule these evaluations soon (minimizing business disruption) so local companies can upgrade smartly.

Susan Steen, a local writer and photographer, recounted how a social media post on the 9/11 anniversary joking about bacon led her to end a friendship and set a boundary—she now urges others to speak up against hate and celebrate differences.

The Hendersonville Planning Commission approved plans for a new commercial development at 120 Sanders Ferry Road earlier this year, including three buildings with retail space, a two-story headquarters for Pinaire Roofing, and job opportunities, while the property owner will donate land to widen Sanders Ferry Road.

Crews in Hendersonville continue collecting tree limb debris from Winter Storm Fern, having picked up about 100,000 cubic yards using both large and small trucks.

Residents should place only vegetation at the curb (no scrap lumber) and check the city website for pickup routes.

The Titans acquired defensive lineman Solomon Thomas from the Cowboys in a trade that sent their seventh-round pick and brought in the Cowboys’ seventh-rounder.

Thomas played under coach Robert Saleh with the 49ers and Jets and has 18.5 career sacks.

Kaylor West led Liberty Creek in their first state girls basketball tournament on March 11, scoring 20 points and eight rebounds in a 59—44 loss.

She became the school's first to reach 1,000 points, a milestone celebrated by teammates and coaches.

Half Baked Comedy Night

7:30-10 p.m. — Half Batch Brewing — $15 — Enjoy a night of laughter with top local comedians and festive surprises.

Team CHD Tennessee Walk

9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. — Memorial Park — Free entry — Raise awareness and funds for congenital heart disease during this community walk.