Good morning, Hendersonville.

The Newcomers & Community Club of Sumner County donated $600 to the Salvus Center, a nonprofit medical office for the working uninsured, funded by their Membership Directory proceeds.

Nineteen schools in Sumner County were distinguished as Reward Schools by the Tennessee Department of Education for their comprehensive excellence across various educational metrics.

Middle Tennessee high school seniors have until December 15, 2024, to apply for the Scarlett Family Foundation's scholarships for STEM or Business degrees, with awards up to $30,000 based on need and merit.

Seniors Seth Bailey and Ty Thurston led Station Camp to a 70-59 victory over Hunters Lane, scoring half of their team's points in the season opener.

Station Camp's girls basketball team began their post-Anu Richards era with a significant 68-32 victory over Hunters Lane, showcasing a new playing style focused on perimeter offense and team rebounding.

Zion Christian will return to the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association in the 2025-26 school year after a period of growth and athletic success.

Mercy’s Won Live Taping at Center Point Church

Experience a live video taping featuring multiple artists that will be broadcasted on Singing News Television.

Snow Ball Dance Lessons: Polka & Swing

Free dance lessons for Polka and Triple Step Swing are offered in preparation for the upcoming Snow Ball dance featuring the Moonlighters big band.

Candy Cane Course in Hendersonville

The Candy Cane Course features various races including 1 Mile, 5K, 12K, and a Kids Run, catering to runners of all ages.