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August - Summer's End, Kids and Pets Ah, summer… you flew by so fast. We blinked, and suddenly it’s August. As the days grow shorter and kids return to school, we begin to say goodbye to summer. Long, carefree days on the lake capped by evening barbecues are being replaced by hectic morning school routines and after school practices. While the return of regular schedules is a good thing for our children, we will continue to reminisce about the warm summer days. Along with another school year, August begins a new year of Hendersonville Lifestyle. This month marks the start of our 7th year covering the people, places and events that make the City by the Lake such a wonderful place to call home. In recognition of our anniversary, I would like to express my gratitude to all the special folks who have made Hendersonville Lifestyle so successful. First, I want to thank our advertising partners for placing their marketing trust in us. Without their support, we would not be able to provide Hendersonville Lifestyle to the community. We encourage our readers to support these businesses whenever possible, and to let them know that you saw them in the magazine. Next, I want to thank our corporate group for providing us with support and encouragement over the past six years. From the beginning, the City Lifestyle team has gone above and beyond to help us bring you our magazine each month. Continuing, I want to express my gratitude to all our readers who invest their valuable time reading our magazine each month. You are the reason that we work so hard to bring you the best of Hendersonville. Finally, my biggest shout out and thank you must go to our editor, Rick Murray, and his wife Debbie. Not only have they put up with me for the past six years, but they have also demonstrated a strong commitment to delivering a premium product. Rick consistently goes above and beyond to bring you the best in feature articles and photos each month. As we begin our 7th year, we dedicate this month’s issue to the cutest members of our community – our kids and our pets. Their love and senses of wonder make us feel young again. As summer winds down, be sure to relax and spend some time with the ones you love. Stay cool, Hendersonville… LY N N B O W L E S , P U B L I S H E R @HENDERSONVILLELIFESTYLE

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inside the issue The Kids and Pets Issue

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16 Love Me Always Dog Training

Lifestyle Letter

Local Dog Trainer Educates Her Furry

City Scene

Students With Patience And Kindness

Business Monthly

Local Experiences

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Local Limelight

Hometown Hero

Travel Journal

Events

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Pet Friendly

20 Happy Anniversary Hendersonville Lifestyle! Celebrating Six Great Years And Looking

Toward The Future In The City By The Lake

24 Seeing Through A Young Artist's Eyes Local Student Draws Her World With Passion And Imagination

34 Tasty Pet Treats For Beating The Heat Indulge Your Furry Friends This Summer With Healthy Snacks

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Photography: Rick Murray A cute puppy enjoys a cool treat on a hot summer day.

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1: Michael Ponce and Lynn Bowles share a moment during the Salvus Center event. 2: Lynn Bowles served as emcee at the Salvus Center event on June 9. 3: The Springs perform at the Salvus Center event at Jolly Ollie’s. 4: The crowd enjoys the music at the Salvus Center fundraiser. 5: Tim "The Fiddle Man" hugs a fan during the Salvus Center event on June 9. 6: Holly Halcomb sings during the Salvus Center event. 7: Jennifer Flanagan addresses the crowd at the Salvus Center event on June 9. Photography by Salvus Center

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8: Summer Songwriters Night at Rock Castle on June 18. 9: Musicians play before a large crowd during the June 18th Songwriters Night at Rock Castle. 10: A water rescue exercise was held by Hendersonville Fire and other agencies on June 22. 11: Donna and Don Frost perform during the June 29th Gold Star Ceremony at Memorial Park. 12: The Gold Star Memorial plaque is unveiled at Memorial Park on June 29. 13: A rescuer practices water recovery during training exercises on Old Hickory Lake on June 22. 14: A warbird flyover was held during the June 29th Gold Star Ceremony. Photography by Rick Murray

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15: June 18th was a day of music and fun at the Main Street Porch Fest. 16: The action was in full swing during the July USSSA tournament at Drakes Creek Park. 17: A large crowd turned out for music, fun and fireworks at this year's Freedom Festival. 18: Chloe Duvall is named winner of Hendersonville's Got Talent during the July 3 Freedom Festival. 19: A large crowd attended the annual Porch Fest at Hazel Path on June 18. 20: Celebration and fun abounded during the Juneteenth celebration in Gallatin on June 19. 21: Guilty Pleasures headlined the music during the Freedom Festival held on July 3. Photography by Rick Murray

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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses. Sumner Wound Care Recognized For Clinical Excellence During Wound Care Awareness Week, Sumner Wound Care was has been named a recipient of the Center of Distinction award by Healogics®, the nation’s largest provider of advanced wound care services. The center achieved outstanding clinical outcomes for twelve months, including a patient satisfaction rate higher than 92 percent. “This is the fourth year in a row our center has been recognized as a Center of Distinction,” said Brandon Mewbourne, MD, program medical director.

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Vanderbilt Health Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for Vanderbilt Health's new location at 128 Anderson Lane in Hendersonville on June 7. A large crowd of dignitaries and guests attended the event.

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Blue Ocean Medical Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for Blue Ocean Family Medical's new office at 109 Hazel Path Suite 5 in Hendersonville on June 29. Dozens of guests attended the event.

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local experiences The best places and things to do in our area.

As the end of summer approaches, cool off and satisfy your tastebuds at these go-to spots around town. Treat yourself and your family to frozen treats that bid adieu to summer.

Sweet Treats BASKIN-R OBBINS: For the best in ice cream treats, visit Baskin-Robbins in Hendersonville. 170 East Main St., Suite E, Hendersonville, TN DAIR Y QUEEN GR ILL & CHILL: Glenbrook's Dairy Queen Grill & Chill is the original home for classic frozen deserts and tasty entrees for the entire family. 1023 Glenbrook Way, Hendersonville, TN MAGGIE MOOS MAR BLE SLAB CR EAMER Y: From ice cream cookies to cakes, Maggie Moos in Hendersonville has got the perfect frozen treats to get you through the hottest summer days. 200 Anderson Lane North Suite 108, Hendersonville, TN SONIC DR IVE-IN: The original drive-in restaurant for burgers, dogs and fries, is also home to some of the tastiest frozen delights in town. 559 East Main Street, Hendersonville, TN CR AVE: Featuring unique rolled ice cream treats, Crave is the home for frozen desserts in the Streets of Indian Lake. 300 Indian Lake Blvd., Hendersonville, TN

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Love Me Always Dog Training LOCAL DOG TRAINER EDUCATES HER FURRY STUDENTS WITH PATIENCE AND KINDNESS ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY

The arrival of a new puppy is a very exciting time for many families. After all, who can resist the charm of a cuddly little ball of fur? However, along with bringing loads of love and affection, the addition of a new four-footed friend also brings along the stress of showing the new family member how to behave in its new environment. From leash control to sitting still, training a dog often requires skills and patience that many folks do not possess. Fortunately, dog owners in the Hendersonville area do not have to face the training challenge alone. Instead, they can call upon the friendly expertise of Love Me Always Dog Training. Love Me Always was founded by owner and trainer Brittany Bertoli in September 2015. Subsequently, Brittany has skillfully trained dogs in the finer points of pooch etiquette, much to the delight of her customers. “As a kid, I dreamed about working with animals, and being able to take my dog to work with me every day,” says Brittany. “After serving as a dog walker and a vet assistant, I decided to become a dog trainer. In 2014, I completed a course from Animal Behavior College, and I became a certified dog trainer.”

Since then, Brittany has trained over 600 dogs for hundreds of happy pet owners. “Typically, I can train most dogs in three to four weeks,” says Brittany. “I offer a basic course in which I train dogs to obey commands such as sit, stay, come, roll over, sit pretty, follow along a leash and do not jump. I also offer an advanced program that adds in additional commands, including leaving a room, dropping things and getting on/off furniture.” Training costs vary with the time and complexity of each program. Typical fees range from $1,800 to $4,000, depending upon the pet owner’s overall training goals. Most dog owners consider the costs to be a fair investment for a lifetime of good dog behavior. Brittany uses a positivity-based approach in her courses in which dogs are rewarded for good behavior rather than being punished for bad behavior. “My love for all dogs helps me to stay positive during the training process,” says Brittany. “I find that I achieve the best results through praise and rewards, such as treats, toys and games.” Although Brittany follows a similar training regimen for each four-footed student, she does make allowances for

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individual dog needs and temperaments. She is keenly aware that, like human students, all dogs are different. “Some dog breeds are easier to train than others,” says Brittany. “For example, the easiest ones to train are working breeds, such as golden retrievers, German shepherds and Labrador retrievers. The most challenging breeds are pugs, Shih Tzus and chihuahuas.” Unlike other trainers, Brittany goes out of her way to keep pet owners aware of their dogs’ status as they go through the training process. “I try to make the training experience fun for the entire family,” says Brittany. “I send each owner daily updates called ‘pup-dates’ to keep the owners informed of the training progress. I like to send out photos and videos of the pups having the time of their lives during training camp.” From start to finish, Brittany endeavors to make the entire training process simple for each dog owner. “I like to keep things simple for my clients”, says Brittany. “To start the process, all that they must do is to make sure that their dogs are fully vaccinated, have collars with ID tags and provide me with their dog food. After the training is complete, I go over all commands with the owners so that they can continue to work with their pets after graduation.” Any dog owners who have decided that the time is right to have their four-footed family members trained need look no further than Love Me Always Dog Training. Love Me Always Dog Training 615.982.5769 LoveMeAlwaysDogTraining.com

“Although Brittany follows a similar training regimen for each four-footed student, she does make allowances for individual dog needs and temperaments. She is keenly aware that, like human students, all dogs are different.”

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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY

Happy Anniversary, Hendersonville Lifestyle! CELEBRATING SIX GREAT YEARS AND LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURE IN THE CITY BY THE LAKE

In August 2016, Hendersonville Lifestyle magazine made its debut. Featuring a colorful cover that showcased children enjoying a splash pad, the inaugural issue set the magazine’s tone – telling the stories of the culture, people and events that make life in the City by the Lake great. Since then, Hendersonville Lifestyle has remained true to its mission. The magazine’s production team has brought readers hundreds of stories and photographs covering all aspects of life in the 37075. People, music, art, schools, sports, homes, fashion, food and local businesses – Hendersonville Lifestyle has stayed in tune with the pulse of the community. As the magazine enters its 7th year of publication, the Lifestyle team remains committed to keeping readers informed about the people, places and events that make up the Hendersonville lifestyle. Just like the City by the Lake, Hendersonville Lifestyle magazine’s best is yet to come.

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June 2019 - Cover: Fox 17 News Anchor Scott Couch

March 2020 - Cover: Easy living on Old Hickory Lake

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July 2019 - Cover: Roush Mustang

September 2021 - Cover: Diana Peterson and Caitlyn Sims enjoy a favorite book

June 2018 - Cover: Oak Ridge Boy William Lee Golden and wife Simone July 2022 - Cover: Dana Williams and Diamond Rio perform

November 2019 - Natalie Stovall performs at the inaugural Hometown Jam

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Rachel Hawkins poses with some of her art at the Tennessee Governor's School for the Arts at MTSU during June 2021.

SEEING THROUGH A YOUNG ARTIST'S EYES LOCAL STUDENT DRAWS HER WORLD WITH PASSION AND IMAGINATION

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Artistry is often first recognized during a person’s younger years. Although it may be developmental and nascent in nature, true art talent cannot hide. It is only natural – artists are born to create and to share their creations with the world around them. Locally, one such budding artist is rising Station Camp High School senior Rachel Hawkins. Although only seventeen, the quiet and unassuming Rachel is rapidly becoming known for her ability to create stunning works of visual art. “I first became interested in art when I was around five years old,” says Rachel. “At first, my drawings were crude. However, as I got older, I began to study how human anatomy

Rachel Hawkins poses with Wendy Navarro, who purchased some of her art work that was displayed at the Governor's School.

Rachel's art often involves intriguing characters.

really looks, and I started to create drawings that were much more realistic.” Like most artists, Rachel has experimented with different mediums to realize her creations. “Originally, I used a lot of tools, including graphite, colored pencils, markers and pens – basically, anything that I could get my hands on,” says Rachel. “For a while, I dabbled in paint, but over time, I gravitated more toward digital tools for producing my art. Currently, I create most of my work on a computer using Photoshop. However, I do still use graphite and occasionally ink for when I want to work on paper.” Rachel draws her inspiration from the world around her. She likes to keep her options open when coming up with new concepts. “I get many ideas by listening to music, specifically the lyrics,” says Rachel. “I also like to draw inspiration from things that others have created, such as photographs, movies and even YouTube videos. I believe that the more interests that you have as an artist, the more inspiration you will be able to draw upon.” From an early age, Rachel’s artwork has often been on display. At first, it was just in school classrooms for parents to view on open house nights. However, in recent years, Rachel has opted to participate in additional art shows that have expanded her work’s reach to new audiences. “Since I came to Station Camp, I have entered many more art competitions, both at school and externally,” says Rachel. “Recently, my work was displayed in an art show in Nashville at Lipscomb University. I have even begun to sell some of my creations thanks to the exposure that I have received.” During June 2021, Rachel’s burgeoning creative career soared to new heights with her selection to attend the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts. Held at Middle Tennessee State University, the Governor’s School is a residency-based summer intensive program for gifted high school students. The school features an immersive program for students who are interested in visual art, music, theater, dance and film. Admission to the program is highly competitive, with over 1,400 students vying for only 230 slots each year.

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One of Rachel's recent projects involved a new take on French mimes.

Rachel looks up an idea for a new creation.

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“Getting selected for the Governor’s School was a real honor for me,” says Rachel. “At the school, I learned a great deal about the creative world at large, including art history and business. It opened my eyes to a lot of new possibilities.” As Rachel prepares to begin her senior year in high school, she is already thinking ahead about how to build a future career in art. “After I graduate from high school, I plan on attending college and majoring in some form of art,” says Rachel. “Currently, I am considering all my options, ranging from starting out locally at Volunteer State Community College to going directly to an art-specific institution. Like most seniors, I have a lot to think about.” Post college, Rachel plans to pursue art fulltime, although she is uncertain about what her final direction will be. “Right now, I am thinking about going into character design, either for entertainment or illustration,” says Rachel. “I am also intrigued by the notion of becoming a self-employed artist, although I am concerned that might be too risky for me early in my career.” When asked about the meaning behind her creations, Rachel has an immediate answer that reflects wisdom beyond her years. “Art is something that is made by you – it is a product of your own passion,” says Rachel. “It stands alone and speaks for itself. It does not need to be spoken for.” For those interested in seeing more of Rachel’s work, be sure to follow her on Instagram at: Instagram.com/arrete_cette_folie/

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There’s a reason people visit the southern California coastal city of Laguna Beach an average of five times in their lifetime. From its stunning ocean side bluffs overlooking 30 Pacific Ocean beaches and coves to its fusion of beautiful canyon wilderness with tranquil ocean life, fresh-ingredients cuisine and eclectic arts culture, Laguna Beach is a time-honored destination full of vibrant and invigorating seaside experiences. This month, our City Lifestyle community of luxury travel enthusiasts are thrilled to collaborate with Visit Laguna Beach to present a breathtaking view into this idyllic West Coast artist community. Plus, together, we have created an exclusive GIVEAWAY opportunity to win a 2-night trip for two. Get ready to experience the upscale and creative culture alongside the lively, yet quirky personality of Laguna Beach!

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events A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.

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Sumner Fest

SAN DERS FERRY PAR K | 4:00 P M Sumner Fest is Sumner County's premier hot air balloon festival held at Sanders Ferry Park adjacent to scenic Old Hickory Lake. The celebration features food, fun and non-stop entertainment as hot air balloons color the sky and provide breath-taking aerial views of the surrounding area. The free event will feature music, food, games and a large Kids Zone.

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4th Annual Veterans Art Exhibition

MON THAVEN ARTS & CULTURA L C E NT E R | 6 :0 0 P M The 4th annual Veterans Art Exhibition will be held at the Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center beginning at 6 p.m. on Saturday Aug. 6. The event will feature work by several talented artists, as well as presentations by several speakers. There will also be a BBQ dinner, host bar and special music. Tickets available at Monthaven at 615.822.0789. AUG U ST 6T H

Ghosts & Campfires Historical Hunt

H ISTORIC R OS E MON T MAN S I O N, GA L L AT I N | 4 :0 0 P M Come join resident paranormal team, Medics4Paranormal, for a one-of-a-kind slumber ghost hunt on Saturday Aug. 6. Bring your own tent and be prepared for food, fun, campfire stories and super great folks! The price of admission includes dinner, the hunt and a chance at prizes. AUG U ST 1 1 T H

Authentic Storytelling

AUTHEN TIC COFFEE COMPAN Y, 1 6 5 0 H I G H WAY 31 W, G O O DL E T TS V I L L E | 7 :0 0 P M The story telling series will continue at Authentic Coffee Company in Goodlettsville on Thursday Aug. 11 beginning at 7 p.m. Each event features a group of talented storytellers who weave interesting tales through the spoken word.

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Summer Songwriter Series

H ISTORIC R OCK CASTLE | 5:00 P M The Summer Songwriter Series event features food trucks, yard games, organized activities for kids, inflatables from Ultimate Party Superstore, themed decor, craft beer from Half Batch Brewing and the best live music north of Nashville! Bring a blanket or some camp chairs, sprawl out on the lawn and enjoy the original music of some of Tennessee’s most talented rising stars.

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Saturdays on the Porch at Wynnewood

WYN N EWOOD STATE HISTORI C S I T E , CASTA L I A N S P R I NG S | 1 0 :0 0 A M Join Wynnewood State Historic Site for a special hands-on history event on Saturday Aug. 13. The program will cover several aspects of Wynnewood's history, and it will include exploring special spaces and places around the grounds. There will be two sessions for the event, one at 10 a.m. and another at noon. Reservations are required and space is limited.

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realty report A sample of recently sold properties in Hendersonville. N E I GH BO RH O O D

LIST PRICE

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108 Saddlewood Ln

$475,000

$505,000

106%

140 Ridgeview Trce

$479,900

$530,000

110%

1268 Wentworth Dr

$499,900

$530,000

106%

805 Baggins Ct

$625,900

$620,000

99%

263 Tanglewood Ln

$639,444

$645,000

101%

104 Hidden Lake Ct

$690,000

100%

2 3

125 Alderwood Dr

$690,000

$700,000

101%

1005 Luxborough Dr

$691,900

$706,000

102%

1002 Thomas Rd

$724,900

$800,000

110%

1003 Luxborough Dr

$727,900

$732,900

101%

1036 Pebble Run Rd.

$729,900

$736,174

101%

110 Foxcross Dr

$749,900

$750,000

100%

105 Stoddard St

$769,000

$784,000

102%

202 Chapel Ct S

$779,000

$775,000

99%

1005 Scarlet Court

$799,900

$805,000

101%

2 3

146 Spy Glass Way

$840,000

100%

74 Blue Ridge Trce

$855,000

$795,000

93%

218 Scarsdale Dr N

$880,000

100%

1084 Vinings Blvd

$919,900

$925,000

101%

1005 Saint Blaise Trl

$940,000

$878,000

93%

108 Flintshire Ln

$950,000

$900,000

95%

1016 Kidron Way

$999,750

100%

1604 Foxland Blvd

$1,175,000

$1,100,000

94%

556 Indian Lake Rd

$1,399,000

$1,388,400

99%

104 Donnawood Ct

$1,499,000

$1,550,000

103%

Listings were pulled from the NMLS. This reflects a 30-Day time period prior to our print deadline. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and not a complete list of activity.

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Tasty Pet Treats For Beating The Heat INDULGE YOUR FURRY FRIENDS THIS SUMMER WITH HEALTHY SNACKS Summer is filled with long days of sunshine and heaping doses of heat and humidity. Many of us try to beat the heat by treating ourselves to our favorite cool concoctions. From ice cream to sno-cones to iced mochas, nothing refreshes like frozen treats. Like us, our pets also suffer from the heat. They, too, deserve a chance to cool down with their favorite treats. Unfortunately, most human delicacies are not good for our furry friends. Our nutritional needs are very different from those of our pets. Feeding pets the wrong kind of treats can be harmful, resulting in serious health issues. Luckily, there are many healthy choices available that can safely help our pets beat the heat. Here are a few treats available from local merchants and/or online that are sure to elicit a rousing chorus of happy barks and meows from your pets.

Purina Frosty Paws Peanut Butter Flavor Frozen Dog Treats – package of 4 - $5.14 – Walmart.com

Pooch Creamery Birthday Cake Ice Cream Mix Dog Treat – 5.25 oz. cup - $5.99 – Chewy.com

Hartz Delectables Squeeze Up Interactive Wet Cat Treats – 32 tubes - $18.44 – Amazon.com

The Lazy Dog Cookie Co. Pup-PIE Apple Cheddar Maple Vanilla Dog Treats – 5 oz. pouch - $5.99 – Chewy.com

Wiggles & Wags Bake Shop Ice Cream Sandwiches – 3 count - $4.99 – PetSmart.com

Puppy Scoops Birthday Cake Flavor Ice Cream Mix – 5.65 oz. - $7.98 – PetSuppliesPlus.com

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