Good morning, Hendersonville.

The Sumner County Farm Bureau donated $2,700 to the Sumner County Schools Family Resource Center using funds raised at Shooting Hunger events in East, Middle and West Tennessee to help fight hunger.

The next Middle Tennessee event will be held on Sept. 18 at the Nashville Gun Club+ it will support local families in need.

Pleasant View native Sarah Mehany, a 22-year-old college graduate, won the 2025 Best Bagger Competition held as part of the Tennessee Grocer and Convenience Store Association Convention and Expo at the Marriott Bonvoy Renaissance Shoals Resort in Muscle Shoals, earning a $2,000 scholarship. She will travel to the national competition in February in Las Vegas and her precise bag weight skills were praised by H.G. Hill’s store manager Jason Apple — noting her long history with the grocery store.

The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring a Field Representative to support the 2025 Special Census in White House.

Applicants will work from home while traveling locally, earning $28/hr plus receiving flexible schedules and paid training.

Jackson Stroup, Gallatin's record-breaking quarterback and son of Green Wave coach Michael Stroup, announced his commitment to the Virginia Military Institute after receiving a full scholarship offer on Monday.

He chose VMI over offers from Sewanee, Kentucky Wesleyan, Bethel, Hampden-Sydney College and UVA Wise.

Titans waived injured wide receiver Treylon Burks after he hurt his shoulder in Saturday’s practice and signed former Tennessee Vol receiver Ramel Keyton—waived by the Raiders in April—to boost their roster.

The team returned to practice Tuesday morning at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park.

JPII senior linebacker Kyrin Coleman—6-foot-2 and 200 pounds—committed to Chattanooga football on Monday, July 28 beating offers from Tennessee State, Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky and UT Martin.

20th Annual HEAT Kids Triathlon

7-10 a.m. — Sumner County Family YMCA — Check website for registration fee — Young triathletes aged 6-15 race through swimming, biking, and running in this spirited community event.

AUGUST Summer Songwriter Night

5-11 p.m. — Sanders Ferry Parks — Free entry — Gather with friends and enjoy a night of music under the setting sun.