Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of August.
Good morning, Hendersonville.
Hendersonville Pig Fest returns to Veteran’s Park from Oct.
22-24 with barbecue, live entertainment, and family activities — an event raising funds for local charities — presented by Gary Force Acura and hosted by HolidayFest and the Parks and Recreation Department.
Sumner County Superintendent Scott Langford recommended dismissing a White House High School teacher on July 17 for multiple policy violations, including classroom management issues and a race discussion plus unauthorized student recordings during spring.
The school board has not yet made a final decision.
Health inspectors in Sumner County released food service inspection scores dated August 3 for various establishments, including restaurants and childcare facilities in Hendersonville, Gallatin, and Portland — informing local patrons of current food safety standards.
Jack McCall shares his journey as a grandparent of nine, recounting his experience welcoming his granddaughter Oakley Madison on July 24 and celebrating family milestones since 2010.
He reflects on life lessons and offers prayers for his grandchildren's health and happiness.
The Titans signed defensive back Derrick Canteen, defensive tackle Khalen Saunders and defensive tackle Laki Tasi while releasing safety Hudson Clark and defensive linemen David Ebuka Agoha and Cam Horsley.
The team practiced at Vanderbilt Football Health Center Monday.
Portland Panthers head coach Bryan Dupree is set to start his first season on Aug.
21 with a modified Wing T offense + a gap-based defensive scheme to control the ball. He aims to boost local pride and revitalize a storied program.
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