Good morning, Hendersonville.

Wilson County Schools has chosen longtime employee Travis Mayfield as its next director effective July 1 as he replaces retiring Jeff Luttrell; the board also approved a $281.6 million budget for the 2026 — 2027 fiscal year, using fund balance reserves to cover deficits in the cafeteria and extended school program funds.

Liberty Creek softball withstood Alcoa in a three-hour state championship rematch during the tournament's first round on Tuesday, May 19, showcasing its skill and perseverance.

Pearl-Cohn and Station Camp girls track teams won the TSSAA Class A and AA championships Tuesday — a win that adds to their strong local legacy.

Friendship Christian won a run-rule game against Boyd Buchanan at McKnight Park on Tuesday thanks to eighth-grader Haivyn Boone’s two-run single that sparked an eight-run inning.

The team moves to today’s winners bracket final (4:00 p.m.) against Tipton-Rosemark as they chase a state title.

Station Camp soccer won 5-4 in a penalty-kick shootout today against Hume-Fogg in the Class AA quarterfinals, with Holden Preston holding the line and Harrison Parks scoring the final kick (without Ryan Hendon).

The Isaacs Memorial Day Hometown Jam

3-9 p.m. — Veterans Park — Free entry — Celebrate Memorial Day with The Isaacs and a star-studded jam session alongside food trucks and community honors.

Little Camp

6 PM – 6 PM — Whispering Pines Christian Camp — $100 — Spend fun-filled days discovering God and yourself with friends in a camp setting.

wedi Certified Installer Workshop

5:00 p.m. — Floor & Decor — Free entry — Learn about wedi’s Waterproof Shower Systems and get certified while enjoying food and swag.