Liberty Creek junior Emerie Alexander launched Her Mind Matters to support girls' mental health by pairing high school athletes with younger players, and organizers will hold a glow in the dark fun run at 5:30 p.m. followed by a 5K at 6 p.m. on Nov.
14 at Drakes Creek to fund training and prevention programs.
The Christmas Market On The Farm will run Saturday, Dec.
5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 445 Cummings Lane in Gallatin, featuring homemade gifts, food and coffee vendors + Christmas music for family fun.
Play It Again Sports in Hendersonville and Cool Springs will offer in‑store help choosing weight plates, gift cards, and a 15% off fitness sale through November; bring your bar to test fit and trade in old gear at the Hendersonville shop (201 North Anderson Lane) (call ahead for stock).
Jeeps & Wrenches will ride in the Sumner County Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, Nov.
7; meet at Food Lion, 471 E Main St. in Gallatin at 9:15 a.m., depart 9:30 a.m., and arrive for the 11:00 a.m. parade at Calvin Short Field.
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).
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.
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