Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 24th of July.
Good morning, Hendersonville.
Kym Sims, a committed community leader who helped found local arts groups and taught swim lessons, passed away on July 12; her celebration of life was held on July 20 at Hendersonville First United Methodist Church (her enduring contributions continue to inspire local residents).
After a fire on Tuesday, July 14 damaged its bathroom, the Cozy Nook Coffee House is making repairs on East Main Street.
Twin sisters Mary Ann Coulter and Diane Carey say a contractor and insurer are assisting as a GoFundMe campaign has raised $3,560 to aid restoration.
Hendersonville businesswoman Liz Wool, founder and CEO of Public Speaking and Presentation Pros, has been named a recipient of the 2026 WBEs Who Rock!
Award by MBE Magazine and is the only Tennessee company among 10 women business enterprises (marking the program's return after a seven-year hiatus).
Sumner County Schools reported its pilot using CourseMojo, an AI literacy tool, boosted sixth-grade English scores by eight points at six middle schools this school year.
The district plans to expand the pilot to grade 5 in upcoming sessions + feedback from teachers was positive.
An unauthorized network access on Monday, July 20 delayed Sumner County Schools' start, so classes will begin on Aug.
10 while new student registration moves to Aug. 4; local law enforcement + federal agencies have been notified as experts investigate the breach.
Impact Martial Arts in Gallatin will launch a fifth summer camp session Aug.
3-7 to offer working parents child care during the school delay as Sumner County Schools now plan to begin classes on Aug. 10 after a network security breach.
City Parks Director Andy Gilley earned the CPRE credential from the National Recreation and Park Association, joining fewer than 500 professionals nationwide.
His achievement supports the department’s drive to improve parks, programs, & community services in Hendersonville.
Kid's Summer Movie Series: High School Musical
10 a.m. — The Palace Theatre — $5 admission — Relive the magic of High School Musical with friends and a popcorn treat.
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