Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of September.
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💼 Business
The Cozy Nook Coffee House reopened on Labor Day at 357 East Main Street after a July bathroom fire closed the shop for repairs.
Twin sisters Mary Ann Coulter and Diane Carey said community support + boosted business on their first day back.
🎓 Education
Three Sumner County Schools seniors were named National Merit semifinalists after high scores on the PSAT/NMSQT; they now have the chance to compete for about 6,700 scholarships worth $24 million.
🏛️ Government
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced it will lower Old Hickory Lake from 445 to 443 MSL starting Nov.
2 to assess shoreline conditions at Lock 3 Recreation Area in Hendersonville, and the water will return to 445 MSL by Nov. 28.
Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary issued a proclamation honoring the late Donovan ‘Don’ Eugene Ames II during the Board of Mayor & Aldermen meeting, recognizing his long service and contributions to the community as a Coast Guard veteran.
🏈 Sports
Liberty Creek swept the Sumner County cross country championships on Thursday at Welch College.
Junior John Ferguson won the boys race in 16:12 and junior Chaiti Ainapure won the girls race with a rapid finish — confirming the team's strong performance.
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