Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of August.
Good morning, Hendersonville.
Sumner County deputies rescued a calf stuck in mud after a neighbor spotted it last week in a nearby field, providing water and care until its owner was reached and a veterinarian evaluated the animal.
Kelly Sutton’s new weekday morning show airs from 6 to 10 a.m. on 650 AM WSM and features country music news, artist interviews and storytelling.
The program began Aug. 10 and its segments are streamed on the station’s social media platforms for local listeners.
State officials announced that Tennessee tourism reached a record $32.5 billion in 2025, generating $3.3 billion in tax revenue and saving each household an average of $1,180 in taxes.
The full economic impact report for all counties is expected in September.
AAA reports that state gas prices fell one cent on average to $3.64, seven cents lower than one month ago and 88 cents higher than last year.
Megan Cooper (spokeswoman for AAA) said if crude oil prices remain elevated, drivers can expect further increases this week.
Crumbl’s rotating dessert menu is available from Aug.
24 to Aug. 29 at select local locations. The menu features new gourmet flavors such as After School Brownie, Cookies & Cream Cookie, and Strawberry Kiwi Fruit Pizza Cookie.
Local anglers try noodling on nearby lakes, a hands-on fishing method that involves reaching into murky holes for large catfish (gloves are essential).
Competitors test their skill in this traditional practice that offers both a challenge and a unique local twist.
The Titans beat the Seahawks 19-16 in a preseason game at Nissan Stadium on Sunday.
Back-ups led the comeback + Johnson scored the decisive touchdown as the team prepares to finish preseason next Saturday before facing the Jets at home on Sept. 13.
JPII senior Zach Barrett won the first boys individual Sumner County Cup championship in a one-hole playoff against Hendersonville’s Brady Dorr on Monday at Tennessee Grasslands Fairvue Lakes Course.
Molly Bloodworth claimed the girls title by five strokes as Liberty Creek and Beech were crowned team champions.
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