Good morning, Hendersonville.

Kathy Paschal’s ongoing Beautiful Hendersonville effort has restored the Memorial Park gazebo and repainted the Main Street bridge — recently dedicated to the Oak Ridge Boys — while organizing cleanup projects and planning new murals and garden upgrades to boost community pride.

Friends of the Latimer House at the William and Martha Brown Park began plans to preserve the historic house after Sumner County transferred ownership on Aug.

27, and the nonprofit will create an entrance and secure insurance for restoration at 212 Hunters Lane near Hendersonville.

Over 300 people attended Oak Grove Farms’ grand opening of its new store at 517 West Main St. in Gallatin on Friday, Sept.

4 — a milestone for the family business now offering farm-fresh produce, local goods, and an in-house bakery supported by a $2 million TDA program.

Business owners with aging HVAC systems can retrofit key components to boost efficiency and reduce costly repairs.

Experts at A&M Mechanical Services in Middle Tennessee say smart upgrades can cut energy bills and extend equipment life.

Hendersonville High School senior Maridia Napolitano completed her Eagle Scout project by creating an information board on the Friendship Bridge at Memorial Park, which highlights our sister-city bond with Tsuru, Japan.

She built and finished the display over three days with help from her troop and community members.

Beech football won 35-34 on Thursday at East Nashville as Devin Crutcher and DK Williams led the rushing attack, carrying nearly every second-half play and scoring key touchdowns to clinch the win.

Beech goalkeeper Aubrey Sons (5-foot-5) reached 500 career saves on Sept.

1 in a 3-2 loss to Mt. Juliet and now leads her team through tough games while planning for district play.

Cole Anderson at JPII was named Week 3 Main Street Preps Football Player of the Week—earning 48% of the vote after recording four catches for 100 yards, a touchdown and an interception in the 31-7 win at Columbia Academy.