Good morning, Hendersonville.

Eagle Scout Logan Frost transformed a cluttered storage room into a new bike unit workspace for the Hendersonville Police Department; Sgt. Seth Miller said the upgraded area has eased stress and spurred more volunteer engagement.

Shoppers can save on approved clothing and school supplies during the tax-free weekend from Friday, July 31 through Sunday, August 2 as state guidelines set limits on eligible items (check local retailer promotions for details).

During the ongoing tax-free weekend from Friday, Jul.

31 through Sunday, Aug. 2, Hendersonville residents can save on purchases such as baby items, office supplies, art supplies, and technology with specific price limits. Shoppers should verify details at local stores before buying.

Sumner County Schools restored its network after an unauthorized access incident delayed classes, which now begin Monday, Aug.

10 (the investigation into the breach is still underway with federal and state officials).

Publix has recalled four frozen GreenWise organic berry products from its stores in Tennessee because they may be contaminated with E. coli O145 (a bacteria that can cause serious illness).

Local customers should not eat these products and can return them for a full refund.

Pickleball is growing fast in the community as players gain a mental and physical boost from the game, supported by recent local research.

Play It Again Sports in Hendersonville and Cool Springs/Brentwood is offering 10% off pickleball gear through August 2026 (a great deal for newcomers).