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“So it lives, and it always will, the songs we sung are in us still. Ringing out with all of their might, in the heat of a hot summer night, yeah!” — Walter Egan

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Warm clear nights, hot hazy days… You guessed it, summer is back, and are we ever ready for it! The return of summer presents us with an opportunity to enjoy special times with friends and family, and to take advantage of all the good things that Hendersonville and Sumner County have to offer. To get you into the mood, your Hendersonville Lifestyle team invites you to come along with us as we explore some great things to do this summer in and around the 37075. First, we take you on a tour of a few area festivals that you must add to your “do not miss” list. Next, we show you how to keep cool and keep your thirst away with a fresh Peach Bellini cocktail. Continuing, we explore the world of competitive fishing tournaments on Old Hickory Lake, with an eye toward the economic and tourism impacts these events have on our community. Our next stop brings us to the latest in hot summer reads that will help you relax during the lazy days of summer. Finally, we examine Hendersonville’s burgeoning concert scene, and why we are rapidly becoming the new Music City. So now it’s time to get outdoors and take advantage of all the good things that summer 2022 has in store for us. We hope to see you around the Ville soon.

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inside the issue The Summer and Adventure Issue

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14 Old Hickory Lake And Competitive Fishing - A Winning Combination

Lifestyle Letter

City Scene

Business Monthly

Local Limelight

Back Stage

Must See

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Realty Report

Events

Local Fishing Tournaments Help Drive Tourism In Sumner County

18 Welcome To Hendersonville - The New Music City The City By The Lake Has Established Itself As A Musical Hub

22 Summertime In Sumner

Fun Events Provide Good Times For The Entire Family

26 Keeping Your Cool With A Peach Bellini Refreshing Drink Makes For A Peachy Keen Summer

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Photography: Rick Murray Dana Williams and Diamond Rio perform at the Hendersonville Hometown Jam.

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1: Danny Sutherland welcomes guests to Spring Haven during the May 9 Samaritan Center Dinner. 2: Executive Director Steve Brown addresses the guests at the May 9 Samaritan Center Dinner. 3: Sumner County Middle College HS graduates toss their caps following their graduation on May 21. 4: Sumner County Middle College HS graduates pose before their graduation ceremony on May 21. 5: A Sumner County Middle College HS graduates accepts her diploma on May 21. 6: Fresh strawberries abounded during the annual Portland Strawberry Festival on May 14. 7: Hundreds of players took part in the Lacrosse America tournament on June 4.

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8: Lacrosse America was in full swing over the weekend of June 4 at Drakes Creek. 9: Volunteers of the Year were announced during the Hendersonville Chamber Awards meeting on June 7. 10: Ace Hardware received the Hendersonville Chamber's Small Business of the Year award on June 7. 11: Bryson McCarley State Farm received the Hendersonville Chamber's Small Business of the Year award. 12: Forward Sumner Executive Director Jimmy Johnston accepts an award from Kathleen Hawkins. 13: New Chamber Board Chair Dr. Renee Dauer addresses the crowd. 14: The 2022-23 Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce Board. Photography by Rick Murray

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Vol State Cyber Defense Earns NSA Designation The National Security Agency (NSA) has designated the Volunteer State Community College Cyber Defense program a Center of Academic Excellence. The NSA created the Centers of Academic Excellence (CAE) program to foster excellence in academic programs developing students for careers in cyber defense. “Cyber defense is absolutely vital to the economic and military security of our country,” said Business and Technology dean, Andy White.

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LOCAL FISHING TOURNAMENTS HELP DRIVE TOURISM IN SUMNER COUNTY

A WINNING COMBINATION

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY

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In recent decades, our region has developed into a veritable mecca of tourism. With beautiful scenery, an expansive lake and welcoming communities, Sumner County has a lot to offer to visitors. Most locals are familiar with the crowds that come along with major outdoor celebrations, such as Hendersonville’s Freedom/Sumner festivals and Portland’s Strawberry celebration. Each of these events attracts thousands of visitors and has a tremendous impact upon the local economy. From packed hotels and restaurants to purchases from local retailers, tourist expenditures and tax dollars help our community to thrive and grow. Along with these once-a-year festivals, there are also many other happenings that occur throughout the year that also generate tourist activity and income across the county. Most notable of these events are commercial fishing tournaments. Held on Old Hickory Lake, these tournaments draw thousands of fishermen each year in search of trophies and cash prizes. “Fishing tournaments have a direct effect upon our local revenues,” says Barry Young, executive director of Sumner County Tourism. “The larger tournaments can each generate as much as $1 million in visitor spending on lodging, dining, shopping, attractions and transportation. In addition, each tournament also produces $10,000 - $15,000 in tax revenues, which helps to keep our property taxes low.” Each year, Sumner County plays host to dozens of fishing competitions, ranging from small fundraiser events to mega-tournaments, such as the Bass Pro Shops tournament held in 2021. By itself, Hendersonville is home to 10 – 12 tournaments each year, with most of the events being held on Old Hickory Lake at Sanders Ferry Park. “Our fishing tournaments are sponsored by a number of different organizations,” says Hendersonville Parks & Recreation Director Andy Gilley. “Some of the key players are Bass Pro Shops, Barstool Sports, American Bass Anglers, Blue Otter, USA Bassin’ and Fishers of Men. Between the competing anglers and the tournament support crews, there can be hundreds of participants and their families in town, usually for one to two nights, but sometimes longer.” In addition to the professional competitions offering cash prizes, there are also several amateur events held each year for middle and high school students from across Tennessee and beyond. “We usually host five to six tournaments for kids each year, typically held at Sanders Ferry Park in Hendersonville or at Bull Creek in Gallatin,” says Barry. “Given the rapid growth of school-sponsored fishing teams, we anticipate that these events will only continue to grow in numbers and scale.” Unlike music festivals and sports competitions, fishing tournaments do not require much effort on the part of parks and tourism personnel.

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“We love fishing tournaments,” says Andy. “They are very low maintenance events for us. They require few resources from us due to the great planning and execution by the tournament sponsors.” Over the coming years, the impact of fishing tournaments is only expected to grow, bringing more visitors and their dollars to Sumner County. “Recently, Old Hickory was designated as a Bill Dance Signature Lake, and we will reap several improvements to the lake as a result,” says Barry. “There will also be a new Bill Dance tournament series coming to the lake that will be a collaboration between the TWRA, the Corps of Engineers and the TN Department of Tourist Development.”

“Between the competing anglers and the tournament support crews, there can be hundreds of participants and their families in town, usually for one to two nights, but sometimes longer.” - Andy Gilley Parks & Recreation Director

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Hendersonville THE CITY BY THE LAKE HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF AS A MUSICAL HUB

The New Music City

Hendersonville abounds in venues that offer live music, ranging from jazz to bluegrass and country to rock and roll. Both the Streets at Indian Lake and the Lighthouse on the Lake offer special concerts throughout the year that are sure to please music lovers. In addition, Historic Rock Castle regularly features critically acclaimed musical events. For those who prefer their music large and loud, the Hometown Jam concerts are just what the conductor ordered. Held at various local parks, the Jams feature the best in current and rising stars in country music. Recent concerts featured performances by stars such as Diamond Rio, the Isaacs and Colin Raye. Given its rich history, it is not surprising that Hendersonville is home to a burgeoning music scene. From small, intimate venues to full-blown outdoor concerts, there is always a song in the air in Hendersonville.

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Isaacs “Supergroup” Memorial Day Concert at Veterans Park

Colin Raye Hendersonville Hometown Jam at Sanders Ferry Park

Appalachian Road Show Rock Castle Folk & Blue Grass Festival

Jesse Whitley and Lorrie Morgan Hendersonville Hometown Jam at Sanders Ferry Park

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SUMMERTIME IN SUMNER

FUN EVENTS PROVIDE GOOD TIMES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

FREEDOM F E S T I VA L Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy some of the good things that our community has to offer. From fireworks to balloon festivals, the City by the Lake is home to some of the best outdoor events in middle Tennessee. This month, Hendersonville Lifestyle is happy to bring you the 411 on three of the largest and most popular celebrations in our area. Hendersonville Freedom Festival July 3, 2022 – 5 until 10 Drakes Creek Park 120 East Main Street, Hendersonville FreedomFestivalTN.com The Hendersonville Freedom Festival is held annually on July 3 at Drakes Creek Park. Drawing thousands of visitors each year, it is the city’s premier event. The festival offers a family-friendly environment filled with music, food, vendor booths and fun, topped off by one of the Midstate’s best fireworks shows. It also offers a special Kids’ Zone featuring games and inflatable bounce houses that are sure to delight all the little ones. To get your Independence Day celebration started off right, be sure head over to the park for the Freedom Festival. Admission: Free Kids’ Zone: $5.00 per child

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Independence Day Celebration July 4, 2022 – 4 until 9 Moss-Wright Park 745 Caldwell Drive, Goodlettsville Goodlettsville.gov Each year, Moss-Wright Park in scenic Goodlettsville is home to one of the area’s best Independence Day celebrations. The event features a variety of activities that culminate in an incredible fireworks show. Prior to the fireworks, attendees are treated to a variety of fun activities, including music, vendor booths and a large selection of food trucks. For younger guests, there is an Activity Zone that will offer inflatables, games and a foam-covered play area provided by the fire department. For a truly memorable Independence Day, Goodlettsville is the place to be. Admission: Free Activity Zone: $10.00 per person

SUMMER FEST Sumner Fest August 6, 2022 – 4 until 9 Sanders Ferry Park 158 Sanders Ferry Road, Hendersonville SumnerFest.com Sumner Fest is the area’s fastest-growing hot air balloon festival. Held at beautiful Sanders Ferry Park on the shores of Old Hickory Lake, the family-friendly event provides an evening filled with music, food, vendor booths and nonstop musical entertainment. Along with the balloons and music, there will also be a special Kids’s Zone that will have games and inflatables for children of all ages. Throughout the event, balloons will provide a colorful backdrop for the celebration. Weather permitting, tethered balloon rides will offer gorgeous aerial views of the surroundings. At the end of the evening, the balloons will put on a spectacular “glow” display. Admission: Free Kids’s Zone: 5.00 per child

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LIST PRICE

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248 Tanglewood Ln

$545,000

$625,000

2550 Cages Bend Rd

$549,900

$611,000

155 N Shadowhaven Way

$570,000

1009 Whispering Wind Way 112 Manor Way

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115%

111%

$600,000

105%

$609,900

$620,000

102%

$675,000

$721,000

107%

1707 Foxland Blvd

$685,000

$700,000

102%

1053 Baxter Ln

$688,500

$705,500

102%

1069 Gadwall Cir

$699,900

$761,000

109%

107 Laurens Way South

$699,900

$650,000

93%

1186 Wrights Ln

$749,900

100%

132 Shorecrest Cir

$750,000

100%

1561 Hunt Club Blvd

$759,900

$805,000

106%

127 Ashington Cir

$775,000

$806,500

104%

1073 Vinings Blvd

$779,900

$777,300

100%

101 Dunbar Ct

$779,950

$781,490

100%

1026 Laffite Way

$792,900

$793,000

100%

108 Ashland Pt

$799,900

$835,000

104%

106 Ballentrae Ct

$799,900

$825,000

103%

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1110 Luxborough Dr

$810,000

100%

107 Spy Glass Way

$850,000

$790,000

93%

102 Oglethorpe Ave

$875,000

100%

$949,900

100%

1068 Gadwall Cir

1101 Thora Ct

$1,145,000

100%

213 Higginson Pl S

$1,399,000

100%

1631 Foxland Blvd

$1,586,500

$1,560,000

98%

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Birth: A Father and Son Journey

MON THAVEN ARTS AN D CULT UR A L C E NT E R | 1 0 :0 0 A M Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center is pleased to present the father-son art exhibit Birth: A Father & Son Journey, featuring the art of Brownie and Christian Calvin. The free event will run through July 24. J U LY 1 ST

2nd Annual Bluegrass Festival

MILLERS VILLE COMMUN ITY C E NT E R , 1 1 8 1 LO UI S V I L L E H I G H WAY, G O O DL E T TS V I L L E | 6 : 00 P M The 2nd annual Bluegrass Festival will be held at the Millersville Community Center on Friday, July 1 beginning at 6 p.m. The free outdoors event will feature a variety of bluegrass artists throughout the evening. Guests will also be able to take advantage of several food and crafts vendors, making for an evening of family fun.

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Ghosts of Gallatin Haunted Tour

DOW N TOWN GALLATIN | 7:00 P M From Andrew Jackson to the Civil War, the Gallatin Square is rich in history and hauntings. The Ghosts of Gallatin Tour taking place on July 1-2 is a family-friendly event that will explore some of the city’s most fascinating and terrifying ghost encounters, history and folklore. Tickets are $20/ticket, ages 13 and over, and ages 12 and under are $12/ticket.

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Hendersonville Freedom Festival

DRAKES CR EEK PARK | 5:00 P M The annual Hendersonville Freedom Festival will be held at Drakes Creek Park from 5-10 p.m. on Sunday, July 3. The free event will feature nonstop music, food trucks, merchandise vendors and a large kids’ play area. After dark, the festival will culminate with the area's largest fireworks display.

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