Good morning, Hendersonville.

Pro Wrestling Symphony will hold the second annual “Heroes & Villains” benefit wrestling show at Station Camp High School on Saturday, Nov.

7, at 7 p.m., with proceeds supporting Every Kid Is a Hero and Gilda’s Club Middle Tennessee; tickets start at $25.44.

Pig Fest returned to Veterans Park Oct.

22 through Oct. 24 with record attendance, three days of live music headlined by Diamond Rio, Jeff Jarrett’s wrestling kickoff, pig races, a barbecue competition, pickleball and cornhole, and it raised thousands for Mary’s Magical Place, Christmas 4 Kids and Grace Place Ministry.

More than 300 people ran and walked the Tunnel to Towers 5K at Sanders Ferry Park on Saturday, Oct.

17, raising well over $30,000 to support the Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s programs for first responders, veterans, and their families.

Legacy Senior Living is marking 20 years this October, and Legacy Village of Hendersonville will join leadership as they launch (Legacy's Thank You Tour) to visit communities and recognize team members and residents over the coming weeks.

The Gilded Spine, a fiction-only bookstore and wine bar at 235 East Main Street (Suite 380), is under construction after receiving its city permit on Oct.

12 and aims to open early next year; founder Hillary Holmes plans small bites, a bar, book clubs, and event space.

Gallatin Comic Con will bring John Schneider and the General Lee plus Sons of Anarchy cast members to the Gallatin Civic Center on Saturday, Nov.

14 and Sunday, Nov. 15, with panels, vendors, a Sunday concert, cosplay contests, and ticketed meet-and-greets (one day $20; two-day $25; first responders free).

Hendersonville's improved ISO fire rating will take effect Dec.

1 and could lower homeowners' insurance about 3 to 8 percent, with officials saying most residents may see roughly 5 percent savings. Homeowners should contact their insurance company after Dec. 1 to see how their policy is affected.

Hendersonville elder-law attorney Ryan Hicks urges families considering keeping a loved one with dementia at home to assess safety, future care needs, costs, and legal plans (powers of attorney and advance healthcare directives) and to arrange supports or paid care before a crisis.

Main Street Media will preview Sumner County boys and girls basketball on Nov.

8 at Sanders Ferry Pizza and Pub, with Blaine Kellar hosting 1-4:30 p.m.; coaches and players from 10 schools will make 15-minute appearances and fans can follow on local papers' Facebook pages.

Beech relied on its running game to beat Hendersonville 49-7 Thursday, rushing for 341 yards as senior DK Williams ran for 126 yards and three touchdowns to secure Beech’s third straight Region 6-5A title.