Good morning, Hendersonville.

FH Liquidation owner Eric Crawford moved his warehouse sale from a 12,000 square foot site on Air Lane Drive to a new 42,000 square foot venue at 3332 Powell Ave—offering more room for a wider mix of TVs, furniture, clothing and other items.

The store now hosts sales on alternating weekends with upcoming events on June 28-29 and July 12-13.

Gap Inc. announced a $58 million expansion of its 2.3 million-square-foot logistics hub in Gallatin that is expected to create 100 new jobs with hiring starting immediately.

The investment builds on over $92 million already spent and includes automation and technology upgrades for its retail and e-commerce operations.

Dennis C. Gilliam, 61, was convicted in Hendersonville on 20 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor after a 2-day trial with less than 30 minutes of deliberation—his bond was revoked and he will remain in custody pending sentencing on August 11.

Dr. Scott Langford (Sumner County Director of Schools) has named Kyle Gilliland the new principal at White House High School.

Gilliland (who spent five years as assistant principal) replaces Ann Miller, who was named Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Sumner County Schools.

Creek Wood High School’s state champion bowling team traveled to Fort Wayne, Indiana last weekend for the U.S. High School Bowling National Championship and scored 3086 in the team event to earn a 16th-place finish before a Baker format block dropped them to 18th.

Gabi Mann and Peter Lopez led the individual efforts—Mann advanced past the cut and Lopez finished 11th—while coach Scott Wright praised the group’s strong performance.

Summer Songwriter Night

5-9 p.m. — Historic Rock Castle — Free entry — Experience a night of original songwriting talent in a historic setting.

Old Hickory Lake Sprint Triathlon

7 AM – 12 PM — 106 Bluegrass Commons — Registration required — Compete in a thrilling sprint triathlon while supporting local charities.

Hendersonville Freedom Festival

12-5 p.m. — Drakes Creek Park — Free entry — Celebrate freedom with live music, vendors, food trucks, and a stunning fireworks finale.

D Boone Pittman Live Performance

1-5 p.m. — Puckett's Restaurant — No cover, tips appreciated — Experience the heartfelt sounds of Appalachia with award-winning songwriter D Boone Pittman.

Sumner Young Professionals Coffee and Conversation

8:30-9:30 a.m. — Cafe 393 on Main — Free entry — Engage in casual networking with local young professionals over coffee.