Good morning, Hendersonville.

The 2026 Hendersonville Pig Fest will return to Veteran’s Park Oct.

22-24 with three days of barbecue, live entertainment, and family activities. Tickets go on sale Aug. 1, with general admission at $20 and VIP at $100 — free for children 12 and under.

Former Hendersonville quarterback, offensive coordinator and longtime coach Anthony Lake has died as confirmed by Sumner County Schools.

He played a key role in leading the first Commandos to the playoffs in 1988 (survived by his son Chase and daughter Ashleyn).

Crumbl’s rotating menu offers limited-time gourmet cookie flavors from July 27 to Aug.

1. The new lineup features options such as the Flamin’ Lime Crunch Cookie + Wild Cherry Blue Razz Slushy, giving locals a chance to enjoy creative treats.

Tickets for Sumner County’s 30th Candlelight Cemetery Tour are now available for Saturday, Oct.

3 at Gallatin City Cemetery (250 Cemetery Avenue), where groups will depart every seven minutes starting at 5 p.m. The tour costs $15 and will take place rain or shine.

UT Horticulture Extension Agent Lucas Holman (Wilson County) advises gardeners to plant leafy greens and cabbage family vegetables in early September for a successful fall garden.

He explains that proper timing helps the plants handle the frosts coming later.

From July 20 to 27, 2026, the Tennessee Department of Health recorded restaurant inspection scores in Hendersonville, Gallatin, and White House; scores ranged from 87 to 100 (several establishments earned a top score of 100).

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.