Good morning, Hendersonville.

AAA reported that gas prices in Tennessee dropped four cents from last week; the state average is now $2.56 (reflecting lower demand and crude oil prices).

Experts expect the trend to continue as market forces remain weak.

The Tennessee Department of Health released its October disciplinary action report, detailing penalties for healthcare professionals in middle Tennessee.

The report outlines violations including continuing education failures, expired licenses, and inspection issues against chiropractors, dentists, and pharmacies — fines top $25,000.

This holiday season, local residents are encouraged to learn the warning signs of suicide and seek help if needed as mental health challenges may worsen due to holiday stress (including isolation and financial strain).

The Jason Foundation provides resources and guidance to prevent crisis and improve well-being.

Green Hill High School's girls basketball team, with an 8+0 record, defeated Wilson Central 70-46 Tuesday in their District 7-4A opener at home; sophomore KT Tolbert led with 23 points, underlining both teams' playoff hopes.

Creek Wood High basketball teams played last week, with the girls winning 60-34 against Sycamore and 56-22 against Rossview while the boys lost 42-49 to Sycamore and 48-72 to Rossview.

Merrol Hyde girls and boys teams secured wins over Greenbrier — the girls won 52-46 led by Emma Kate O’Neill and the boys triumphed 67-49 with strong support from Bennett Altepeter.

Grand Ole Opry 100 Celebration

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Grand Ole Opry — Ticket prices vary — Experience a century of country music with superstars and legends at the iconic Opry.