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FEBRUARY 2021 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Welcome to February 2021 IT’S ON, HENDERSONVILLE. We are off and running as we move further and further from 2020. However, we have much work ahead of us in 2021, as we strive to get our world and lives back to normal. To help you get started, please read our story by renowned leadership coach Dr.

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John Maxwell on how you can be a catalyst for change. While we are all just individuals, we can still have a tremendous positive influence on those around us this year. Continuing on, we bring you a look at the rebirth of an all-new Bronco, making its return to Ford’s lineup after 25 years. The Bronco was the original SUV back in 1965, and it is poised to retake the throne again in 2021. Next, we want to remind you that February is also the month of Love, with Valentine’s Day occurring on the 14th. In recognition of this occasion, we bring you an article about sparkling wines that you can share with your own valentine. Even though February is traditionally our coldest month, it is also a time to keep your heart warm by filling it with love for your friends and family. It is also a good time to remember to “Thrive in 2021.”

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INSIDE THE ISSUE FEBRUARY 2021

FEATURES 16 You Are The Catalyst For Change Renowned Leadership Coach Details How Change Can Start With One Person: You

22 Sparkling Wine For Your Valentine Love Is In The Air And There Is No Better Way To Celebrate Than Champagne

26 Hand Made Home A Comprehensive Guide To All Things DIY With Expert Audrey Kuether

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32 The Ford Bronco Is Back The Vehicle That Began The Sport Utility Craze Roars Into A New Generation

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Inspired By

22 Food & Wine 26 DIY 31

Realty Report

32 Driver’s Notebook

GOOD TIMES 1.

Hendersonville Sparkles With Christmas Lights HolidayFest, in conjunction with the Hendersonville Parks & Recreation Department, brought joy to thousands of locals through their 2020 Festival of Lights Celebration. Starting with the display at Memorial Park, the Festival encompassed a tour of homes throughout the city in which homeowners showed off their Christmas spirit through elaborate lights and decorations.

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1. Santa's Workshop Display at Memorial Park. | 2. Local home shines bright with holiday lights. | 3. Elegant Christmas lighting covers a home in Wynbrooke. | 4. A brightly decorated cul de sac is a centerpiece in Wynbrooke. | 5. Festival of Lights at Memorial Park. | 6. First responder displays at Memorial Park. | 7. Lights on Luna is a perennial favorite. | 8. Christmas characters from the past to the present delighted kids of all ages. | 9. Deep purple lighting enhances the icy look of a winter tree. | 10. Ornate lighting shines brightly across Hendersonville. | 11. Despite the pandemic, viewing Christmas lights was a safe, fun family event. | 12. Candyland on display in Wynbrooke. 8

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2020 Deck the Halls Merchant Holiday Display Contest The Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce hosted a Deck the Halls Merchant Holiday Display contest, with area participants competing for $6,000 in grants. The winners were: 1st: Stewart Chiropractic Center, 2nd: GingerBean Children's Boutique, 3rd: Lyncoya Café These winners were announced on WHIN Radio 100.7 FM and were presented their checks in early January.

1. 1st Place Winner - Steward Chiropractic Center | 2. 2nd Place Winner - GingerBean Children's Boutique | 3. 3rd Place Winner - Lyncoya Cafe | 4. Steward Chiropractic's winning display | 5. GingerBean's 2nd place display | 6. Brown's Florist had a beautiful layout entered in the competition.

TriStar Health Administers Covid-19 Vaccine to Frontline Healthcare Workers On Dec. 17, TriStar Health received the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines and immediately operationalized to administer the initial Pfizer vaccines. Fourteen frontline caregivers who treat COVID-19 patients directly - nurses, respiratory therapists, and physicians represented their seven middle Tennessee TriStar Health hospitals, including Hendersonville Medical Center, to be the first recipients of the vaccine.

1. A physician receives his vaccination. | 2. The Pfizer vaccine was administered to first line workers. | 3. A nurse is happy to receive her Covid vaccine. | 4. A physician receives his Covid vaccination. | 5. The Pfizer Covid vaccine prepped and ready for administration. | 6. A volunteer healthcare worker administers the Covid vaccine to a colleague. CityLifestyle.com/Hendersonville

GOOD TIMES 1.

2020 "Deck the Hulls" Christmas Boat Parade On Saturday evening, Dec. 12, HolidayFest conducted its annual "Deck the Hulls" boat parade. This year's event was the largest ever, with over 30 competitors participating in the parade. The parade route was centered at Mallard Point Park, but was visible all along Sanders Ferry Road.

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1. A decorated vessel glows at twilight. | 2. Exotic lighting reflects in Old Hickory Lake. | 3. Over 30 competitors participated in the parade. | 4. The boat parade attracted thousands of visitors. | 5. The Hendersonville Fire Department puts on a display with its water cannon. | 6. Each boat made slow passes to give viewers a chance to appreciate the decorations. | 7. The weather was perfect for the parade. | 8. Christmas shades of red, green and gold reflect in Old Hickory Lake. | 9. The Deck the Hulls boat parade is one of the unique events held in Hendersonville. | 10. Colorful characters adorn a vessel. | 11. Christmas lights, boats and the lake - a perfect holiday combination. | 12. Santa Clause waves from the helm. 10

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AROUND TOWN in Gallatin and Livingston, had a perfect pass rate for Registered Nurse licensure. Eighteen of eighteen students took and passed the NCLEX on the first attempt for a pass rate of 100 percent. "It’s a remarkable achievement considering it’s the first year of the program and even more impressive when you consider that all classes moved online in March due to COVID-19," said Vol State president, Jerry Faulkner.

VOL STATE CELEBRATES FALL 2020 GRADUATION VIRTUALLY Volunteer State Community College celebrated Fall Graduation 2020 with a virtual ceremony on Dec. 12. More than eight hundred students were eligible to participate in commencement, including 312 TN Promise students and 228 TN Reconnect students. Those programs provide tuition-free education for eligible Tennessee students. The online ceremony featured short speeches from administrators and faculty members. As the names of the graduates were read, hundreds of pictures

TRISTAR HENDERSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER WELCOMES FIRST BABY OF 2021

and short videos produced by the students were

Huxley Blaze Henson, 8 lbs., 2 oz., and 20.75

shown. They came from all four Vol State campuses:

inches long, was the first baby of the year born at

Gallatin, Springfield, Livingston, and Cookeville.

TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center. Proud parents Samantha Novelle, of White House, and Derek Henson, of Portland, welcomed their healthy baby boy at 1:45 a.m. on January 1 in The Birth Center at TriStar Hendersonville. Novelle received prenatal care from OB/GYN Dr. Brent Nason, MD, and OB/GYN Elizabeth Frisse, MD, delivered baby Huxley. Huxley received pediatric care from pediatrician Heather Lehman, MD.

SUMNER REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER WELCOMES FIRST BABY OF 2021 Sumner Regional Medical Center rang in 2021 with the year’s first bundle of joy. Weighing 6 pounds and 6.6 ounces, Ryder was born to Carissa, Friday, Jan. 1, at 2:58 am.

VOL STATE NURSING GRADUATES HAVE 100% RN LICENSURE PASS RATE

Sumner Regional’s Women’s Center is committed to providing high quality, compassionate care close to home for new and expecting parents

The first group of graduates in the Volunteer

in the region. The Center offers board certified

State Community College Nursing program, taught

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an experienced and compassionate team of nurses,

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classes, outpatient lactation consultations, and labor, delivery and recovery rooms.

The last time Jupiter and Saturn were this close and visible to observers was during the Middle Ages in 1226. Hendersonville Lifestyle Editor and local astrophotographer Rick Murray captured the event through his telescope by capturing and merging thousands of individual images into a single composite photo.

COVID-19 BLOOD DONATION DRIVE HELD AT SUMNER STATION Blood Assurance held a special plasma drive at Sumner Station in Gallatin on Jan. 13. The drive was held to obtain blood plasma from volunteers who have had and recovered from Covid-19.

SUMNER REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BEGINS VACCINATION OF FRONTLINE PERSONNEL

Plasma from recovered Covid-19 patients is

Sumner Regional Medical Center (SRMC)

used to help treat others who are currently bat-

received and administered its first doses of the

tling the coronavirus.

Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine on Wednesday, Dec. 23.

JUPITER AND SATURN ALIGN FOR RARE "CHRISTMAS STAR" PHENOMENOM During the month of December, Jupiter and

An employee-nominated group of seven front-line healthcare workers were the first to receive the vaccine during a brief, socially distanced gathering shortly after lunch in the Sumner Regional lobby.

Saturn appeared to move closer to each other in

The hospital has now begun the process of

the night sky, creating a visual treat for sky watch-

vaccinating the remainder of its employees and

ers. The event culminated with a rare great con-

medical staff. Those at the front of the line today

junction of the two planets on Dec. 21.

represented a variety of team members essential to the hospital’s Covid-19 operations.

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YO U A R E T H E C ATA LY S T F O R CHANGE

ARTICLE DR. JOHN C. MAXWELL IF SOMEONE WERE TO ASK YOU, “WHAT GETS YOU OUT OF BED IN THE MORNING?” how would

you reply? Would you talk about your job or your family? Would you tell them about a dream you’re chasing or a goal you’re trying to meet? What we give our lives to says a lot about who we are. For forty years now, I’ve gotten out of bed in the morning with one single focus: adding value to leaders

I’ve spent decades learning what it takes to trans-

who will multiply value to others.

form communities and countries, and with my

Because of that focus, I’ve authored over 80 books

writing partner, Rob Hoskins, have produced a

on relationships, equipping people, attitude, and lead-

book that offers step by step instruction on how

ership, all with the purpose of expanding my reach to

leaders—people who care to make a difference—

add value to leaders.

can produce transformation in their own backyard.

Four decades, dedicated to making better leaders.

It’s a book written for everyone—including you.

But now, as I enter into my fifth decade, my purpose

You are a potential catalyst for change in your

has expanded. I still get of bed with the goal of adding

community, no matter where you live, no matter

value to leaders who will multiply value to others, but

what you do. All it takes is your willingness to

there’s an even greater purpose behind it all.

step up as a leader. Harriet Tubman once said,

Transformation. I want to see our world transformed

“Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always

into one where every human being is encouraged and

remember, you have within you the strength, the

allowed to live to their full potential. Imagine what it would

patience, and the passion to reach for the stars

be like to live in a world where everyone—men, women,

and change the world.”

children—were equipped and empowered to live a life of deep purpose. We would truly see a transformed world.

RENOWNED LEADERSHIP COACH DETAILS HOW CHANGE IN A COMMUNITY CAN START WITH ONE PERSON: YOU

If you dream of changing your community, or city, or country, you must not only dream, you must

That’s the message of my latest book, Change Your

also act. Many things in life just happen, but pos-

World: How Anyone, Anywhere Can Make a Difference.

itive change isn’t one of them. Changing anything

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in our world requires someone to be the catalyst. Someone like you.

Leaders like you become catalysts for change when they do three things: pick a problem to address, invite others to join them, and do what they can where they are. Dr. John C. Maxwell

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1. Pick a Problem to Address A leader can never become a catalyst until he or she first takes ownership of the problem they wish to solve. You cannot rally people to a cause that you aren’t willing to own, especially these days; people know when a leader is being half-hearted, and they don’t respect it. When you pick a problem to solve or a cause to rally around, you must have conviction in order to succeed. Over the years, I’ve learned that whenever I feel a sense of conviction about an issue, I need to start moving in the direction I believe I should go, even if I’m uncertain. Action creates ownership, and ownership creates credibility with people. And you need that

credibility because transformation cannot be done by one person alone—we all need people to join us on the journey.

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2. Invite Others to Join You When you’ve settled on the problem you want to tackle you should immediately begin looking for others to join you. In the book, Rob and I recommend starting with friends and family; you already have influence with them, and chances are you’re of like mind in many areas. Go to those family members who frequently ask you for advice or seek your opinion on personal matters, as you likely have greater influence with them. To move beyond family, however, you’ll need to take a leap of faith and

2. to the Join You beginInvite sharing yourOthers passion for solving problem with other people. Passion

attracts, and when people come to you with interest, don’t be afraid to ask

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3. Do What You Can Where You Are

mind in many areas. Go to those family members who frequently

ask you for advice or seek your opinion on personal matters, as you likely have greater influence with them.

the final step. It you’ll doesn’t have be abig or grand; it doesn’t even To moveAction beyondis family, however, need to to take leap of be guaranteed of success. Nothing happens faith andhave begintosharing your passion for solving the problem within life until someone does Passion something, and once you take yourcome first step, thewith next step will come into other people. attracts, and when people to you focus.be Remember thatthem transformation is a process, an event. It takes time interest, don’t afraid to ask what they think or invite not them andyour repeated to bringpeople about positive change. So focus on purpose, not to improve ideas. action Empowering to help you creates a perfection, doiswhat you know to will do. quickly discover bond, and once thatand bond established, you These threewith steps may seem too but with I assure who you can truly work and invite them to simple, take action you. you they work. The goal of all transformational movements is making things better however possible. Incremental change is better than the status quo; and when you’re truly committed to making your community a better place, you know that any improvement is a significant improvement.

If you’d like to learn more about transformation

No matter what problems or challenges face your

and how to become a leader of transformation, then

community, you are the catalyst for change that can

I encourage you to pick up my book, Change Your

make all the difference. But you must choose to get

World, from your favorite bookstore or online retailer.

involved; transformation won’t choose you—you

If you’re concerned about making the world a better

must choose transformation.

place, then you know that now is the best time for leaders like us to make that dream a reality.

For the sake of your community and mine, I sincerely hope you do. CityLifestyle.com/Hendersonville

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FOOD & WINE

SPARKLING WINE FOR YOUR VALENTINE LOVE IS IN THE AIR AND THERE IS NO BETTER WAY TO CELEBRATE THAN WITH A NICE BOTTLE OF BUBBLES.

ALTHOUGH THE NAME “CHAMPAGNE” IS OFTEN USED TO DESCRIBE ANY SPARKLING WINE, TRUE CHAMPAGNE CAN ONLY COME FROM CHAMPAGNE, FRANCE AND IT IS ONLY MADE IN THE TRADITIONAL METHOD (METHODE CHAMPENOISE) WHERE THE BUBBLES IN THE WINE ARE OBTAINED THROUGH A SECONDARY FERMENTATION INSIDE EACH INDIVIDUAL BOTTLE. Even though Champagne is often the sparkling wine of choice, there are many different styles of sparkling wine and they come from many different regions. FRENCH BUBBLES Henriot Brut Soverain Champagne from Champagne, France - $34.99 Symbolizing precision and balance, fresh and delicious in equal measure, Brut Souverain by Henriot carries the quintessential expression of the great Champagne terroirs. Made from a blend of 50% chardonnay, 45% pinot noir and 5% pinot meunier. Lambert

Seyssel

Petit

Royal

from

Savoie,

France - $18.99 High in the French Alps sits the Village of Seyssel where the grapes for Petit Royal are grown. This delicate sparkling wine is made from primarily Molette grapes with a bit of Altesse

Henriot Brut Soverain Champagne

grapes blended in. Notes of Alpine flowers, dried fruit and wildflower honey. 22

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ARTICLE ASHLEY MULLINS | PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTY LEE

Lambert de Seyssel Petit Royal

Mont Marcal Cava

Ettore Germano Rosanna Brut Rose

Roederer Estate Brut

ITALIAN BUBBLES Ettore Germano Rosanna Brut Rose from Barolo, Italy - $31.99

DOMESTIC BUBBLES Roederer Estate Brut from Anderson Valley, California - $22.99

From the commune of Serralunga in the southeast edge of Barolo,

60% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir Founded in 1982, Roederer

comes an amazing Brut Rose made exclusively from Nebbiolo

Estate is nestled in Mendocino County’s fog-shrouded,

grapes. Harvested early from young vines, this sparkling wine is dry,

Anderson Valley. As the California property of Champagne Louis

light and refreshing.

Roederer, Roederer Estate builds upon a centuries-old tradition of fine winemaking.

SPANISH BUBBLES Mont Marcal Cava from Penedes, Spain – $14.99 A traditional cava blend of Macabeo, Xarel-lo, Parellada and Chardonnay, Cavas are perhaps the perfect rival to real champagne. They

Ashley Mullins is a Wine Consultant at Grapes and Grains.

are delightful, affordable and made in the same method as champagne.

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DIY

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY AUDREY KUETHER

H A N D M A D E H O M E A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO ALL THINGS DIY WITH EXPERT AUDREY KUETHER

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Before I made these cute gold leaf dishes, my jewelry was a tangled mess. Now I actually enjoy keeping it organized and displayed! Don’t let gold leaf intimidate you – it’s a game changer. Check out the tutorial to learn how to make some of these pretties for yourself or for gift giving.

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I turned these toys into some fun photo holders, but they are also super fun used as table place settings at a kid’s birthday party. They double as a party favor!

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It doesn’t get more fun than yarn pom poms – ok maybe I need to get a life, but nonetheless .... In this tutorial , I show you just how easy it is to make your own pom poms and pull them together to make the cutest wall hangings.

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REALTY REPORT

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1756 Saundersville Rd Lot 6

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100%

177 Ashington Circle #86

570000

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102 N Malayna Dr

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2006 Eagle View Rd

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1029 Dorset Dr

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439 Jones Lane

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139 Ashington Circle

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100%

634 Weeping Willow Rd

536900

100%

934 New Shackle Island Rd

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156 Ashington Circle

534990

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2043 Hawkwell Circle

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148 Macy Dr

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113 Edenburg Drive Lot 319

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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK THE VEHICLE THAT BEGAN THE SPORT UTILITY CRAZE ROARS INTO A NEW GENERATION

ARTICLE LYNN BOWLES PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

the ford bronco is back IN 1965, FORD BEGAN THE SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE (SUV) TREND WHEN IT INTRODUCED THE ORIGINAL BRONCO. For thirty years, the Bronco gathered a faithful following who were disappointed to see the brand discontinued in 1996. However, the disappointment ended in late 2020 with the unveiling of an all-new Ford Bronco. With style that harkens back to its origin, the 2021 Bronco incorporates the latest automotive advances while staying true to its tough, truck heritage. The Bronco comes in several different two and four door models, including the base Bronco, Bronco Sport and the First Edition. Trim packages include Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Wildtrak and Badlands. The Sport model features five standard transmission/suspension modes known as

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The 2021 Ford Bronco is perfect for outdoors adventurers.

G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain.) that are well-suited to the most common road and off-road conditions. These modes include sand, slippery, sport, eco and normal. Along with the standard five settings, the Badlands model also includes two additional modes, mud/ruts and rock crawl, that are perfect for harsh off-road situations. Finally, a special Sasquatch package can be added that features 35-inch tires that are designed for adventurous off-roaders.

The instrument cluster of the 2021 Ford Bronco keeps the driver informed.

Two door models come standard with a three-section removable roof system. Four door models offer four removable roof sections and come standard with a soft cloth top. Regardless of the model, the roof panels are easily removable by unlocking interior latches and storing the panels in the rear of the vehicle. The standard powertrain includes a turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four that makes 270 horsepower and 310 ft.-lbs. of torque. An optional twin-turbo 2.7-liter V-6 producing 310 horsepower and 400 ft.-lbs. of torque is also available. Later in the year, Ford will also offer a hybrid version. Although tough, the Bronco offers a number of interior comforts, including SYNC 3 connectivity, wireless charging pad and a Bang & Olufsen luxury sound system.

Transmission and suspension settings are changed with the G.O.A.T controller.

The Bronco Sport starts at $26,820, with top-end models beginning at $38,000. The base Bronco starts at $38,500, and the topof-the-line First Edition beginning at $57,410.

The 2021 Ford Bronco has a spacious interior.

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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK (CONTINUED) 2021 Ford Broncos roaring down an off-road trail.

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