Good morning, Hendersonville.

In-N-Out Burger opened a new Eastern U.S. headquarters (90,255 sqft) on Monday, Oct.

26 in Franklin on the same campus as its Berry Farms restaurant near I‑65, and the office will support expansion east of Texas while adding corporate jobs through ongoing hiring.

Nutcracker Tea will return Sunday, Nov.

22, from 3 to 5 p.m. at Belmont University’s Fisher Center with an abbreviated interactive performance, crafts, treats, character meet and greets, and holiday photography; tickets are $150 for adults and $75 for children, and proceeds will benefit the School of Nashville Ballet Scholarship Fund (more than $250,000 awarded annually).

In November, gardeners should note which cultivars did best, clean out plant debris, get a soil test to adjust pH and fertilizer, plant winter cover crops like wheat or rye, and plan to add disease resistant tomato hybrids next season (heirlooms lack that resistance).

Green Hill beat Mt. Juliet 42-14 Friday to retain the Mayor’s Cup and win a third straight region title while honoring sophomore Alex Caskey, who was diagnosed with lymphoma this week and was wheeled into the north end zone to accept the trophy; the Hawks will host Blackman in the opening playoff round.

Merrol Hyde beat Westview 3-0 on Friday, Oct.

30 at Finley Stadium to reclaim the TSSAA Class A girls soccer title, scoring three times in the last 20 minutes while allowing just two shots and getting a two-goal performance from Emmie Edwards (MVP).

This week on Old Hickory Lake, the WBE Champions Bass Tournament brings 60 of the world's top anglers to compete for a $1.2 million grand prize, with free concerts + inflatables and tens of thousands of spectators expected on shore.