Good morning, Hendersonville.

Last week, Hendersonville broke ground on Heritage Park—covering 73 acres off Indian Lake Boulevard at 119 East Dr.—with $3.3 million in state grants and community support.

The park will include a welcome center, inclusive playground, walking trail, and event pavilion for residents.

Country artist Maddox Batson will headline a benefit concert at White House Pumpkin Patch on Oct.

10 beginning at 6 p.m. to support the Tim Tebow Foundation. Attendees can enjoy on-site activation by Ducks Unlimited & attractions like a corn maze and hayrides.

Last weekend, over 60 Scottish clans gathered at Sanders Ferry Park for the Middle Tennessee Highland Games in Hendersonville where they celebrated shared heritage and community ties; Clan Henderson Society Commissioner Jodie Brown White described the event as a big family reunion.

Merrol Hyde graduate Sydney Clardy will compete for Team USA at the World Archery 3D Championships in Yankton, South Dakota after earning a top-three finish at June’s U.S. Team Trials.

The tournament runs from Sept. 22 to Oct. 3 — featuring events at local archery fields.

Green Hill volleyball won a 3-1 match over Mt. Juliet on Tuesday, Sept.

15, even after losing key players, as new standouts and upperclassmen took charge. Coach Michelle Plummer said the team has extended its district winning streak to 20 matches — and they now aim for another district title.

Blaine offered detailed Week 5 football predictions for Sumner County — including a favorite call for the Hendersonville Commandos to maintain a shutout against Hunters Lane Warriors today.

Predictions also cover matchups like Beech versus Upperman and Gallatin versus Green Hill as teams seek a turnaround.