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A local resident writes to the editor urging drivers to slow down on Township Drive after noticing dangerous speeding near residential walkways.

The letter draws attention to a steep section — 'cardio hill' — that limits visibility and poses risks for pedestrians.

Late Captain Don Dallenbach, a Hendersonville firefighter, was honored when his name was added to the IAFF Memorial Wall during a ceremony in Colorado; his family and local fire leaders gathered to celebrate his lasting service (288 names were added this year).

A 15-year-old Eagle Scout project upgraded the Police Department’s Bike Office in Hendersonville by adding bike racks, shelving, and uniform stations over 2.5 days.

Frost earned a proclamation from Mayor Jamie Clary (Sept. 22) for his work.

The Historic Beech Cemetery tour returns for its 20th year on Saturday, Oct.

10 in theShackle Island Community, featuring local American Revolution re-enactors honoring Patriots for America's 250th anniversary.

Kinder Morgan plans a 150-mile pipeline that will run through Sumner, including a 20-mile stretch in the county.

Local landowners will soon receive survey letters, and construction will begin by the end of 2028 with service expected before the end of 2030.

Hendersonville High School’s Marine Corps JROTC was named a Naval Honor School — its eighth time in nine years that it ranked among the nation’s best.

The program has earned national titles such as the JROTC All-Service National Championship.

Station Camp High School’s Bison Dynamics Robotics Team received a $5,000 TVA STEM Robotics Award to grow its robotics program, giving students more opportunities to design, build & compete in engineering projects.

Hendersonville Rotary honored Melissa Skaggs, a seventh-grade math teacher at T.W.

Hunter Middle School, when Rotarian Karen Mitchell presented the September Educator of the Month Award. Principal Dr. Jay Lovett joined the ceremony recognizing her dedication to teaching.

Station Camp High School Advanced Art students in Mr. Blake Long's class recreated George Washington Crossing the Delaware using 63 small square segments (5.5 ft x 8.5 ft) to honor the country's 250th anniversary; the artwork is now on display in school halls.

Students from seven high schools gathered at Station Camp High School for the annual Every Kid Is a Hero event, where they played games and danced to raise funds for special education programs across Sumner County — organizers said the day fostered fun and community support.

Hendersonville’s Elevate50 Senior Center received $15,000 in grant funding from the Tennessee Department of Disability and Aging on Wed, Sept.

23 to upgrade its entrance with a handicap-accessible door & new tables as part of a $5 million award given to 122 centers statewide.

A local guide explains lacrosse positions and the specific gear needed while offering smart savings tips on quality used equipment.

Play It Again Sports in Hendersonville is offering 10% off lacrosse gear through October for players upgrading their kits.