Good morning, Hendersonville.

Hendersonville native Larry Underwood, known as Dr. Gangrene, has spent 26 years hosting his TV horror show that airs at 9 p.m. Saturdays on NECAT and Roku—mixing funny and scary moments—and he was recently honored in the Rondo Award Monster Kid Hall of Fame for his work.

On October 23, the Predators beat the Canucks 2-1 at Bridgestone Arena as Juuse Saros stopped 21 of 22 shots — boosting Nashville’s record to 3-3-2 while Vancouver fell to 4-4-0.

Ryan O’Reilly scored a shorthanded goal and Cole Smith added the winner — a result from a game marked by penalties and tight defense.

Valor College Prep won its second straight TSSAA Class AA volleyball championship by sweeping Dyer County 3 to 0 at MTSU’s Murphy Center on Friday—making it the first Midstate team to complete a tournament sweep since 2015.

The Wildcats, who ended the season with 30 wins and 3 losses, now plan to chase a third consecutive title next season.

Hendersonville's Tate Rumney was voted as Week 9 Main Street Preps Football Player of the Week after he rushed for over 300 yards to help his team win 37-36 in overtime against Station Camp on Oct.

17—he earned 70% of the fan vote, beating out Josh Kidd and Caden Stroud.

Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk

9-11 a.m. — Sanders Ferry Parks — Register for the run and walk honoring firefighter Stephen Siller's legacy.

Grand Ole Opry: OPRY 100 Celebration

7-8:30 p.m. — Grand Ole Opry — Tickets required — Celebrate 100 years of country music with an unforgettable show featuring superstars and legends.