The 2023 Taste of Hendersonville presented by Goddard School of Hendersonville showcased over 80 businesses from the Hendersonville Area at the Streets of Indian Lake on Thursday, September 28, from 5:00-8:00 pm. This year, the event hosted thousands of attendees including all Hendersonville Area Teachers who were given complimentary access for them and a
Award is the latest recognition to highlight hospital’s commitment to offering high-quality care for Sumner County community
After having two tubal pregnancies and losing both of her tubes, Neena Smith was unsure that she would ever have children. Neena, a nurse at TriStar Skyline Medical Center, knew the obstacles facing her and her husband Jonathon, but embarked on the long journey of in vitro fertilization (IVF) to have their miracle baby, Leilani. “I was so thankful to
Gallatin, Tennessee, September 28, 2023. Tennessee Grasslands, LLC, owner of Tennessee Grasslands Golf and Country Club, is pleased to announce the appointment of Timothy W. Cole as Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Cole had been serving as Chief Operating Officer since late December 2020. Since his arrival at Tennessee Grasslands, Mr. Cole has initiated a
WASHINGTON — As part of larger transformation work underway to make improvements, the Internal Revenue Service announced the opening of more than 3,700 positions nationwide to help with expanded enforcement work focusing on complex partnerships and large corporations.These compliance positions will be open in more than 250 locations nationwide and is
The Sumner County Health Committee has strived to improve the health of residents in various ways over the years. Last year, we conducted a community health assessment in which we asked the community to rank health concerns in Summer County. The results of that assessment were astonishing and one of the major health concerns was increasing awareness and
The Sumner County Health Committee is celebrating its 11th Walk Across Sumner Campaign, a 4-week physical activity drive to encourage Sumner County residents to get physically active and move at least 30 minutes a day, 6 days a week! Walk Across Sumner is a Sumner County Health Committee campaign that encourages physical activity and raises funds for
Started in 2008, September has annually been declared National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The Sumner County Health Committee is striving to educate the Sumner County community by recognizing. September as Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Awareness Month with awareness campaigns, events, and activities planned throughout the month.
The Sumner County Health Committee has strived to improve the health of residents in various ways over the years. Last year, we conducted a community health assessment in which we asked the community to rank health concerns in Summer County. The results of that assessment were astonishing and one of the major health concerns was increasing awareness and
The Sumner County Health Committee is celebrating its 11th Walk Across Sumner Campaign, a 4-week physical activity drive to encourage Sumner County residents to get physically active and move at least 30 minutes a day, 6 days a week! Walk Across Sumner is a Sumner County Health Committee campaign that encourages physical activity and raises funds for
