Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Hendersonville.
Sumner Weekend brings five community events, including a grape stomp at Summer Crest Winery Friday, live music at Fran Huston Amphitheater today at 6 p.m., a veterans art exhibit at Monthaven Arts Center (open through Sept.
6), a Hendersonville farmers market Saturday, and Jeep brunch Sunday.
About 130 members of the Rowan family gathered in Hendersonville for the 131st reunion at Sanders Ferry Park on Aug.
14-16, 2026. They enjoyed a golf outing and cookout on Aug. 15, with a business meeting & worship service concluding Sunday morning.
Kathleen Hawkins, a Hendersonville businesswoman and executive director with the Associated General Contractors Middle TN, was named a 2026 Nashville Titan 100 honoree by Titan CEO and RMG Erectors + Constructors.
She will be featured in a digital book and honored at the November awards ceremony.
Hendersonville resident Ruth Chase will feature her solo exhibition, Unbreakable Light, at Galerie Tangerine in Nashville until Oct.
29 as she explores the mystery of light through paintings, sculptures, and video. An opening reception is set for Thursday, Sept. 3 (6-8 p.m.) and admission is free.
Hendersonville local Payton Taylor performed a tribute to Johnny Cash and June Carter at Denmark's Odense International Film Festival on Aug.
26 + will perform at the Nashville Nights International Songwriters Festival on Sept. 12 alongside The Voice Norway winner Erlend Gunstveit.
Records and memorabilia from Randy's Record Shop, which mailed Dolly Parton’s music across 30 states in the 1950s, are on display at the Sumner County Museum in Gallatin — highlighting the shop's pivotal role in regional music history.
The Sumner County Board of Education approved an $84,249 purchase of new HVAC units for Lakeside Park Elementary School cafeteria on Tuesday, Aug.
18, and Superintendent Scott Langford said it will take five to seven weeks to install them while classes use alternative spaces.
Green Hill volleyball team beat Station Camp three to one on Thursday to keep its lead in District 12-AAA.
They will play Gallatin Tuesday in a rematch of last season’s championship.
Pearl-Cohn football recorded its first win after beating CPA 18-13 on Thursday night.
Receiver Stephen Saulter recovered a crucial fumble — a play that allowed quarterback LJ Funk to score and secure the win.
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