Good morning, Hendersonville.

Free splash pads across Middle Tennessee offer water play features for families to cool off during the summer heat and are available in public parks until Labor Day.

Check park schedules before visiting to make the most of this family-friendly outing.

The Better Business Bureau has recognized seven outstanding high school seniors — including two from Hendersonville High — as recipients of its Students of Integrity Scholarship for leadership, community service, and strong character.

The awards highlight their promise as future local leaders.

The Sumner County Health Committee announced the inaugural Health Fest (free) to be held at the Gallatin Civic Center on Wednesday, June 24 from 1-5 p.m. Attendees will meet local healthcare providers and vendors and have a chance to win door prizes with a special booklet.

Less than 400 pre-orders are needed for Tennessee to reach 1,000 and launch its first Donate Life specialty license plate to support organ, eye and tissue donation education; donors are urged to pre-purchase by June 30 to help fund this lifesaving effort.

Creek Wood’s James Smith is named Titans 2026 Flag Football Coach of the Year for leading the state champion girls team to success in its second year, as Tennessee officially sanctions flag football as a varsity sport statewide.

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.

Creative Summer Camp

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Permission to Play Art Studio — General Admission — Experience five days of immersive art-making inspired by renowned artists and culminate in your own showcase.

Preschool Fun on the Farm

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Vanderpool Farm — Free entry — Enjoy pony rides, inflatables, and ice cream at this fun-filled event for preschoolers.