Hendersonville October 2016

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FAMILY FUN FOR FALL YOUR IN-TOWN ESCAPE A “CHAMPIONSHIP PLACE” TO LIVE

Lifestyle Letter

Memories By Murray M

y love affair with photography began with a Kodak Brownie that I took on a first grade field trip many years ago. I knew something was different about me right away when I realized that I was more interested in taking photos and learning how to use the camera than I was in the field trip.

But I never intended to become a professional photographer. Truth is, I never thought that I was good enough to pursue such a creative and artistic vocation.

When my family and I moved to Hendersonville in 2001, I felt as though I had finally found a place to call "home" for the rest of my life. A few years later, when my twin sons, Matthew and Andrew, made the football team at Station Camp, I knew I had to get involved. At the end of their first year of play the high school football photographer announced his retirement. I distinctly remember telling my wife, Debbie, that I wanted to take his place. We had no idea how much that simple decision would transform our lives.

Soon my photography efforts began to get noticed, first by students and parents and later by the local media. Within a year my photos were being published on a regular basis.

As I took on more assignments, I discovered that I have a passion for photojournalism and community events. Things progressed steadily, yet slowly, until May 2010. At that time, my life as a photographer changed forever. The great flood that overwhelmed our area spawned a photograph that took me from being a community photographer to being a nationally recognized and award-winning photographer. While my work remained regularly published in local media, it was now appearing in national and even international media, including the front page of The Tennessean and National Geographic.

In June of this year I had an opportunity to retire from the corporate world and devote my efforts to Memories by Murray (MBM) on a fulltime basis.

It was around the same time, I became acquainted with Lynn Bowles, the publisher of Hendersonville Lifestyle. Lynn was interested in using some of my work in his magazine. I was impressed with his vision of publishing a high quality magazine focusing on the city that I love. Since that meeting, I have continued to contribute material to the magazine on a regular basis. I have truly been blessed to have the opportunity to help spread the word about our City by the Lake.

OCTOBER 2016 publisher

Lynn Bowles | Lynn.Bowles@LifestylePubs.com editor

Ed Atlas | Ed.Atlas@LifestylePubs.com contributing writers

Lynn Bowles, Holly Cowan contributing photographers

Lynn Bowles, Rick Murray

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HendersonvilleLifestyle.com ON THE COVER The setting sun casts a warm, amber glow over Old Hickory Lake as another day in Hendersonville draws to a close.

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October 2016

Departments

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14 Your In-Town Getaway

Salt MedSpa is the ideal escape when you need to get away

but have to stay.

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Locally Owned

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Sold Properties

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Hot Spot

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Open House

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Driver’s Notebook

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Parting Thoughts

18 Family Fun for Fall

When the weather changes, check-out the indoor entertainment

at Holder Family Fun Center.

David Weekley Homes presents the "Championship Place" to be.

22 Luxury, Value in Durham Farms

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Good Times

Good Times

Recently in Hendersonville, Blessed Home Care cut the ribbon on it's new facility while home builders David Weekley Homes and Goodall Homes held Open Houses. Meanwhile, Kona Ice made a contribution to the Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce.

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

HOME MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT PRODUCTS

• Used strippers and thinners • Adhesives • Driveway sealant • Roofing tar • Wallpaper remover HOME LAWN AND GARDEN PRODUCTS

• Pesticides • Fertilizers • Wood preservatives MISCELLANEOUS

• Pool chemicals • Photo processing chemicals • Medicine/drugs • Aerosols/compressed gas • Mercury thermostats • Thermometers • Fluorescent tubes • Compact fluorescent bulbs • Needles and sharps (in puncture-proof containers) Unacceptable items include: MEDICAL/BIOLOGICAL

• Infectious wastes

VOL STATE GOLF CLASSIC RAISES MONEY FOR ATHLETICS

• Dead animals • Any waste from a doctor’s office, clinic or veterinarian’s office.

EXPLOSIVES/AMMUNITION

The Tenth Annual Athletic Association Golf Classic, benefiting the

• Fireworks

Volunteer State College Foundation, raised approximately $18,000.

• Military ordnance

The tournament was held recently at Fairvue Plantation in Gallatin.

The highlight of the event was the Volunteer State Bank Paul Warren Memorial Corporate Cup Challenge. The winning team for 2016 was Garrott Brothers. The Four Man Scramble winning team was Ralph E. Morgan Electrical with Brandon Burris, Pete Caldwell, Chris Parker, and Ralph Morgan.

SUMNER COUNTY HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION SET FOR OCTOBER 29

• Gunpowder and ammunition RADIOACTIVE

• Smoke detectors • Radium paint MISCELLANEOUS

• Empty containers of any kind • Automotive gas tanks • Alkaline batteries (may be thrown away in trash) • Electronics • Paint

The Sumner County Household Hazardous Waste collection

Items will not be accepted from any commercial business, col-

event is Saturday, October 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Volunteer State

lege or university, hospital, home improvement or painting con-

Community College, 1480 Nashville Pike in Gallatin.

tractors or agribusiness.

Items being accepted for disposal include: AUTOMOBILE AND MARINE PRODUCTS

• Oil and fuel additives • Grease and rust solvents • Naval jelly • Carburetor and fuel injector cleaners

DOLLAR GENERAL LITERACY FOUNDATION AWARDS $4.5 MILLION TO MORE THAN 1,000 SCHOOLS, NONPROFITS AND LITERACY ORGANIZATIONS NATIONWIDE The Dollar General Literacy Foundation recently announced the

• Starter fluid

award of $4.5 million in youth literacy grants to approximately 1,000

• Body putty

organizations across the 43 states that Dollar General serves. Awarded

• Antifreeze/coolant

at the beginning of the academic school year, these grants are aimed

• Gasoline

at supporting teachers, schools and organizations with resources to strengthen and enhance literacy instruction.

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Sumner County’s average ACT composite score increased from 20.4 to 20.8. This is the highest ACT composite score posted by Sumner County students since 2009, when the state began requiring all Tennessee students to take the ACT assessment regardless of their post-high school plans. Tennessee is one of only 13 states to require all high school students to take the ACT. Sumner County’s composite score continues to be above the state’s composite score (19.4), a tradition that Sumner County has long held.

Merrol Hyde Magnet had the district’s highest ACT composite of 28.5, with the Middle College High School at Vol State scoring a 24.6.

Hendersonville High School posted its highest score in five years at 22.2, up from a score of 21.3 in 2015.

Beech High School showed the highest gain with a composite score of 21.6, representing a dramatic increase over the school’s composite score of 20.4 last year. White House High School also showed tremendous improvement, moving from a 19.5 composite last year to 20.4 this year.

Sumner County students also improved in all four of their college-ready benchmarks, improving the overall readiness average by two percent.

The ACT score is one of the key metrics colleges use when evaluating prospective students. Scores weigh heavily on admission decisions and scholarship offers.

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation awards grants each year to nonprofit organizations, schools and libraries within a 20-mile radius of a Dollar General store or distribution center to support adult, family, summer and youth literacy programs.

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation also supports customers interested in learning how to read, speak English or prepare for the high school equivalency test. At the cash register of every Dollar General store, customers may pick up a brochure with a postage-paid reply card that can be mailed in for a referral to a local organization that offers free literacy services.

Committed to helping increase the literacy skills of individuals of all ages, the Dollar General Literacy Foundation has awarded more than $127 million in grants to nonprofit organizations, helping nearly 7.9 million individuals take their first steps toward literacy or continued education since its inception in 1993.

A complete list of grant recipients may be found online at DGLiteracy.org. Grant applications for the 2017 grant cycle to benefit adult, family, summer and youth literacy programs will be available on January 2, 2017.

SUMNER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ ACT SCORES SOAR FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR For the third year in a row, Sumner County high school students scored higher on the ACT test than the previous year.

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Locally Owned

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s a working mom of three I rarely have the chance to take time for myself. And when I do, honestly, I feel a little guilty about it. So, when the opportunity came about to spend the afternoon at the new Salt MedSpa in Hendersonville and share my experience, I jumped on it.

I mean it was for work; I had to, right? I am so glad I did.

Owned by Glen and Karen Mitchell and daughter Sarah, Salt MedSpa did not disappoint. The services weren’t just about pampering, although there was plenty of that, the focus was more therapeutic and natural. Sarah says, “We want people to know that there are other, more natural ways to help heal yourself so you may not have to take allergy medications every day or if you have eczema or cystic fibrosis, that there are ways to help, naturally.”

It’s something she has personal experience with, and ultimately, what led the Mitchells to start this business.

Sarah was living in the Dominican Republic and came home to Hendersonville to address some health issues.

She explains, “Mom saw a Groupon for a salt cave in Nashville and said let’s go try it. We thought, at worst it’s a good girls’ day. I felt immediate relief, so I loved it. On the way back we talked about how this could totally go over in Hendersonville. We researched it, thought about how we could put our own spin on it and here we are.”

Pamper Your Senses.

Treat your sinuses.

ARTICLE HOLLY COWAN PHOTOGRAPHY LYNN BOWLES

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I personally had never heard of halotherapy, or salt therapy. But in fact, it was discovered in the 1800s in Poland when miners noticed their frequent exposure to salt mines yielded positive results in their skin and respiratory health.

Halotherapy today is a holistic method that mimics the natural microclimate of those salt mines. “Essentially one 45 minute session in our halochamber, or salt room, is about the equivalent of three days in the salt air at the beach,” says Karen.

Salt covers the floor and the walls in the room while a halogenerator crushes pharmaceutical grade salt into micronized particles that are dispersed through the air.

While the explanation of what it is and how it works may be complex, the experience of a session in the room itself couldn’t have been easier. It’s such a peaceful setting. You simply walk in, sit in a zero gravity chair with a cozy blanket and relax to the sounds of soft music. The air feels clean and crisp as you breathe it in.

While my allergies have never been serious, I do always feel a pressure behind my cheeks and in my ears during allergy season. After 20 minutes in the salt room, I could feel popping and the pressure starting to ease. I was surprised to have that effect so quickly but it felt great.

The benefits don’t just extend to those with allergies. Halotherapy helps with conditions such as asthma, COPD, bronchitis, psoriasis, acne, eczema, cystic fibrosis, sinus infections, stress and fatigue and trouble sleeping as well. And the space is designed to be convenient to those with wheelchairs and walkers.

It’s also particularly beneficial in children. “Children really enjoy their time here. And their parents can come in and play with them in the salt or just relax in a chair,” says Karen. I can see why with their adorable, children’s salt room decorated in an under-the-sea theme with toys and a television to watch movies or cartoons.

Salt MedSpa also offers massages and facials. My experience with both was excellent and I loved that the staff was so knowledgeable and friendly. What’s more, they use all natural products. The Mitchells are passionate about “helping people take care of themselves in a natural way.” Karen explains, “Women are the worst, but a lot of men are the same way. They are too busy in their lives with work and children.

So, all of our services provide a way to take care of yourself naturally while trying to find ways to get you in and out quickly.”

Their mini-facials and 30-minute massage options do just the trick and their HaloYoga is ideal for multitaskers, combining a salt treatment and yoga at the same time. Even their HydraFacials “are only 30 to 45 minutes, perfect for a lunch break,” says Sarah.

I will definitely take time again to visit Salt MedSpa. The therapeutic benefits alone are enough of a reason, but a little pampering never hurt either.

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Sold Properties

Recently SOLD Sumner County Properties NEIGHBORHOOD

LIST PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/LIST

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Fairvue Plantation

$1,650,000

$1,600,000

97.0%

39

4

3/2

Fairvue Plantation Ph 16

$1,300,000

$1,250,000

96.2%

100

4

5/1

Bay Pointe Phase 2

$999,000

$939,160

94.0%

99

3

3/1

Foxland Ph 1 Sec 2

$849,999

$800,000

94.1%

212

4

3/2

Cherokee Woods Sec 12

$799,000

$799,000

100.0%

54

4

3/2

Stevens-Hill Acres

$674,900

$674,900

100.0%

112

4

3/1

Lake Harbor Sec 1

$649,900

$655,000

100.8%

75

4

3/1

Hunt Club Estate

$589,900

$582,500

98.8%

427

4

4/0

Blue Ridge Ph 2

$559,900

$555,000

99.1%

109

4

4/1

Saint Blaise Retreat Sec 1

$535,546

$535,546

100.0%

1

5

4/1

Savannah

$519,900

$523,000

100.6%

54

5

4/0

Cherokee Woods Sec 15

$399,900

$385,000

96.3%

135

4

3/0

Ballentrae Sec 3

$399,000

$390,000

97.7%

75

5

3/1

Mansker Farm

$379,900

$370,000

97.4%

109

4

3/1

Creekside At Station Camp

$367,900

$365,000

99.2%

42

4

2/1

Autumn Creek Sec 3

$367,500

$367,500

100.0%

44

4

3/1

Millstone

$345,064

$345,064

100.0%

83

3

2/0

Cumberland Place Sec 7

$342,900

$339,000

98.9%

84

4

3/0

Autumn Creek Sec 6

$329,900

$328,000

99.4%

71

4

3/0

Ashcrest

$320,674

$320,570

100.0%

1

4

2/1

Creekside At Station Camp

$304,500

$304,500

100.0%

46

4

3/0

Chesapeake Harbor Sec 2B

$295,843

$295,843

100.0%

54

4

2/1

Hendersonville Lakefront

$279,900

$279,900

100.0%

59

4

3/0

Walton Trace Ph 3

$254,000

$254,000

100.0%

47

3

2/1

Bridgemill at Indian Lake

$251,968

$251,968

100.0%

1

3

2/1

CMLS Statistics from 07-01-16 through 07-30-16. *DOM=Days on Market.

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As a bilingual real estate agent, Ana Maria can help you with all your real estate needs, from buying and selling property, to finding a mortgage broker and more.

The schools, community, outdoor activities and proximity to downtown Nashville has made our home in Hendersonville, our own slice of heaven. When Eric and I are not busy working or chasing after our four fabulous grands, you can find us relaxing on our boat, on Old Hickory lake.

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Hot Spot

Fall For

Family Fun

At Holder

INDOOR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER HAS THRILLS FOR THE YOUNG AND YOUNG AT HEART. ARTICLE HOLLY COWAN | PHOTOGRAPHY LYNN BOWLES

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he air is cooler, the pools are closed and the days are getting shorter, but you still have plenty of options for fun in Hendersonville with Holder Family Fun Center. Over 96,000 square feet of fun in fact, according to Barbara Holder. She and husband Dan Holder introduced the fun center concept to Hendersonville in the mid-90s and haven’t looked back.

Since their renovation in 2011, the Holders have truly created a space that has “something for all ages.” Barbara continues, “It’s our attractions that make us unique, the indoor go-karts, two-story laser tag, mini glow golf, those are things that no one else has. We even own our arcade games so we can always try to have something new and different.”

It’s always been a favorite spot for my kids. When asked their favorite attraction my son said, “I love them all.” And my daughter couldn’t decide either, listing bungee jumping, 18

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bumper cars and their indoor playground area as her top picks. As many times as we’ve been there, we’ve yet to do it all, with roller skating and the rock wall next on the list.

While their list of attractions, for the young and young at heart, is nearly endless, Holder also boasts two banquet rooms and three birthday party rooms with onsite catering and audio visual equipment.

Barbara notes that they’ve hosted everything from company events, holiday parties and birthdays to family reunions, anniversary parties and even a wedding.

Their bowling center, open 24 hours a day, offers 36 lanes, eight of which are in a private area with its own bar. And their 11th Frame Nightclub has karaoke on Friday and live entertainment on Saturday.

But Holder is not just known around Hendersonville. “We draw from a 150-mile radius,” says Barbara. “We had a family drive in from Atlanta last winter to bring their son for his birthday. All he wanted to do was ride go-karts and do putt putt, but when they searched the Internet we were the only ones that had both indoor. We get a lot of groups from Kentucky, Clarksville and all around

Nashville. It’s hard to find the quality, newness and variety that we have. People will drive farther for that. Plus our wristbands are for six hours so you can make a day of it.”

Above all, Barbara believes it’s that personal touch and sense of community and fun that keeps people coming back.

She explains, “We are locally owned and operated and we are here daily, dedicated to total family fun. And many of our staff have been with us for years as well. It’s like we’re family.”

And that’s what keeps Holder going strong, whatever the season.

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MODEL GRAND OPENING!

Take a Tour of Our New Model in Durham Farms David Weekley Homes is proud to introduce The Keegan, the newest two-story model in Durham Farms – Hickory Series. This fully-decorated model home features an open-concept kitchen, a gorgeous dining room and spacious Family Room that’s great for entertaining and family gatherings. With a farmhouse design, this model also includes a study, wood floors, and a main-floor Owner’s Retreat with a beautiful wood accent wall.

Durham Farms offers two collections of homes – the Hickory Series and Cottonwood Series, situated on 50- and 70-foot homesites, respectively, and features a variety of floor plans priced from the $320s to the $430s. In Durham Farms, you’ll also enjoy: • Green space, parks and playgrounds • Amenities center, fitness club and resort-style pool • Proximity to Nashville International Airport and Old Hickory Lake

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Open House

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David Weekley

Homes

LOCATION, LUXURY AND VALUE IN DURHAM FARMS ARTICLE LYNN BOWLES | PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

120 CHAMPIONSHIP PLACE HENDERSONVILLE, TENNESSEE 37075

Offered by

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elcome to Durham Farms and David Weekley Homes.

David Weekley is one of four featured builders in this allnew Hendersonville subdivision that, when complete, will have 1,000 homes. David Weekley Homes started building homes in 1976 with a plan to “improve the art of home building and give people more home than they thought they could afford.”

That mission and motivation is in place in Durham Farms.

The Keegan, is one of six plans that David Weekley Homes offers in the Hickory Series. It is the newest two-story model in Durham Farms and features a 2 x 6 exterior wall compared to the 2 x 4 used by most builders. This fully decorated model features CONTINUED >

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Open House

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an open-concept kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances and subway tile backsplash.

The main floor Owner’s Retreat features plenty of space and a beautiful wood shiplap accent wall. The Owner’s Retreat bath has granite top double sinks, a super shower, ceiling-to-floor tile and mosaic floor tile.

Other features include an elegant, yet comfortable, dining room and a spacious family room with a fireplace on a ceiling-to-floor accent wall. The room is also prewired for a wall-mount TV. The Bonus room has custom shelving and is great for entertaining or family gatherings. With a farmhouse design, this model also includes a study, wood floors and tankless water heater. There is a covered back porch that can be screened-in easily.

As David Weekley says, “Innovative design isn’t measured in square feet or on a calculator. It’s expressed in cubic feet and light and the way a room feels when you enter it.” Nothing has a greater impact on your home’s value than design.

When considering The Keegan and other Hickory Series floor plans, prospective homebuyers will discover exceptional value and attention to detail in a David Weekley home. The model home is open daily. For more information call 855.965.9065.

Craig Neal, Sales Consultant Mobile: 954.999.2239 cneal@dwhomes.com 24

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Driver’s Notebook

BMW 528i WITH xDRIVE

A CLASSICALLY REFINED LUXURY SEDAN.

ARTICLE MARK MOODY | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

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ometimes my wife and I don’t see eye to

On the outside, the BMW 528i is a classi-

eye. Such is the case when it comes to

cally refined sedan that will turn the heads of

automobiles.

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other drivers. It comes standard with 17-inch

To her, a car is just a mode of transporta-

wheels, automatic and adaptive xenon head-

tion—a way to get from point A to point B.

lights, LED accent lights and LED fog lights.

To me, a car is not just a way to get down

As soon as I opened the door, I was anxious

the road, but rather a vehicle for excitement.

to get behind the wheel. The spacious and

I love to drive. In my 20s I owned a silver

comfortable cabin beckons you to sit in the

sports car that I drove whenever I had a

captain’s chair. When I sit in a car for the first

spare moment. Twenty years and two kids

time, I like to familiarize myself with its features.

later, I find myself driving an SUV.

The BMW 528i does not disappoint when it

Now the time has come to look for a new

comes to high-tech features and creature com-

vehicle. I need a family-friendly vehicle that

forts, including auto-dimming heated mirrors,

will still get my heart pumping. After much

automatic wipers, sunroof, dual-zone cruise

investigation and many test drives, I found

control, power-tilt-steering wheel and iDrive

the BMW 528i with xDrive.

interface with a 10.2 inch display. For the music

pedal. I was amazed how quickly this large sedan accelerates. It is truly impressive that this car can hit 60 mph in just over six seconds. The BMW 528i is all of this, while maintaining a sensible mpg—around 30 combined.

The 8-speed automatic transmission performs flawlessly. However, if you want a truer driving experience, you can opt for manual drive and use the steering-wheel mounted paddle shifters. You will feel like a rock star!

This model has the xDrive moniker, which means it exhibits incredible handling in all weather. The fine-tuned powertrain, suspension and steering system provide driving dynamics that are high precision while still smooth running. I could feel the sporty driving pleasure that the chassis transmitted from the road directly through the steering wheel. The end result is a vehicle that offers an exhilarating combination of sheer dynalover, it has a 12-speaker sound system, aux-in jack and 20 GB of digital music storage.

mism, comfort and everyday usability.

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Now for the best part—I started the engine.

family car, don’t settle for a boring old sedan

As the motor purred, I could almost hear the

or an adrenaline inhibiting SUV. Treat your-

40 plus years of refinement that went into its

self to a luxurious and pulse-boosting vehi-

development. I pressed down hard on the gas

cle: the BMW 528i with xDrive.

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Lifestyle Calendar

October BEGINNING OCTOBER 1

OCTOBER 6 OKTOBERFEST FOXLAND HARBOR COUNTRY CLUB This benefit for the Literacy Council of Middle Tennessee will feature tastings of traditional German food and beer, along with live music by the Musik Meisters. Raise a pint for literacy! For more information and to purchase tickets visit HolidayFestTN.org.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL VARIOUS LOCATIONS

EVERY FRIDAY IN OCTOBER

VANDERBILT: Saturday 1 vs. FLORIDA; Saturday 8 at Kentucky; Saturday

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL - HENDERSONVILLE

15 at Georgia; Saturday 22 vs TENNESSEE STATE. MIDDLE TENNESSEE:

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

Saturday 1 at North

BEECH: Friday 7 at Station Camp, Friday 21 vs. HUNTERS LANE, Fri-

Texas, 6 p.m.; Satur-

day 28 at Hillsboro. GALLATIN: Friday 7 vs. HENDERSONVILLE, Fri-

day 15 vs. WESTERN

day 21 at Hillsboro, Friday 28 vs. CANE RIDGE. HENDERSONVILLE:

KENTUCKY,

1:30

Friday 7 at Gallatin, Friday 21 vs. GLENCLIFF, Friday 28 at Hunters

p.m.; Saturday 22 at

Lane. POPE JOHN PAUL II: Friday 14 at Baylor (Chattanooga), Friday

Missouri; Saturday 29

21 vs. McCALLIE, Friday 28 vs. SOUTH WARREN.

at Florida International, 6 p.m. TENNESSEE:

EVERY FRIDAY IN OCTOBER

Saturday 1 at Georgia;

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL - SUMNER COUNTY

Saturday 8 at Texas

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

A&M; Saturday 15 vs. ALABAMA; Saturday 29 at South Carolina. TEN-

GALLATIN: Friday 7 vs. HENDERSONVILLE, Friday 21 at Hillsboro,

NESSEE STATE: Saturday 1 vs. UT-MARTIN, 6 p.m.; Saturday 8 at Eastern

Friday 28 vs. CANE RIDGE. PORTLAND: Friday 14 at Maplewood,

Illinois, 6 p.m.; Saturday 15 vs EASTERN KENTUCKY, 6 p.m.; Saturday 22

Friday 21 at Friendship Christian, Friday 28 at Macon County. STA-

at Vanderbilt; Saturday 29, at Murray State, 3 p.m.

TION CAMP: Friday 7 vs. BEECH, Friday 21 at Cane Ridge, Friday 28

EVERY SUNDAY THRU OCTOBER 23 AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27

vs. GLEN CLIFF. WHITE HOUSE: Friday 14 at Pearl-Cohn, Friday 21 at Page, Friday 28 vs. MAPLEWOOD.

TENNESSEE TITANS FOOTBALL

EVERY FRIDAY IN OCTOBER, 6 TO 9 P.M.

NISSAN STADIUM

HENDERSONVILLE CRUISE IN

The TENNESSEE TITANS play five games in October, including three

THE STREETS AT INDIAN LAKE

at Nissan Stadium. Sunday 2 at Houston Texans, Noon; Sunday 9 at

The Hendersonville Cruise In is a great event for classic car lovers and

Miami Dolphins, Noon; Sunday 16 vs. CLEVELAND BROWNS, Noon;

the entire family as well. Special events this month include Ford Week

Sunday 23 vs. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS, Noon; Thursday 27 vs. JACK-

on October 7, Corvette Week on October 21 and Trunk-or-Treat on

SONVILLE JAGUARS, 7:35 p.m. TitansOnline.com.

October 28. The show takes place behind the theater at The Streets

OCTOBER CONCERTS

of Indian Lake. Food, Music and Dancing.

RYMAN AUDITORIUM

OCTOBER 14, 18, 22

DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE PREDATORS HOCKEY

A stellar lineup plays The Ryman in October. Sunday 2, 7:30 p.m.: RYAN

BRIDGESTONE ARENA

BINGHAM AND BRIAN FALLON; Monday 3, 7:30 p.m.: GAVIN DE-

The Nashville Predators open the 2016-17 season in October

GRAW & ANDY GRAMMER; Wednesday 5, 8 p.m.: JOHN HIATT

with three home games. Friday 14 vs. Chicago Blackhawks, Tues-

TRIO; Saturday 8, 8 p.m.: KANSAS; Sunday 9, 7:30 p.m.: SWITCH-

day 18 vs. Dallas Stars, Saturday 22 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins. Fa-

FOOT AND RELIENT K; Monday 17, 7:30 p.m.: ELVIS COSTEL-

ceoff for all games is 7 p.m. at Bridgestone Arena. 615.770.2355.

LO; Wednesday 19, AN EVENING WITH BOB WEIR. Ryman.com.

Predators.nhl.com.

OCTOBER CONCERTS

OCTOBER 14-16, 21-23, 27-30, 5-9 P.M.

BRIDGESTONE ARENA

BOO AT THE ZOO!

DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE ZOO AT GRASSMERE

Thursday 6 - Sunday 9, matinee and evenings: DISNEY ON ICE PRES-

Nashville’s littlest ghosts and goblins are invited to don their favorite

ENTS DREAM BIG; Thursday 13, 7 p.m., FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE;

costume for Boo at the Zoo, presented by The Children’s Hospital

Saturday 15 and Sunday 16, 7:30 p.m.: ADELE. BridgestoneArena.com.

at Centennial. Be there for 10 nights (5-9 pm) of delightfully frightful

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fun during this annual Halloween tradition.

Trick-or-treating, carousel rides, hayrides and more. NashvilleZoo.org.

OCTOBER 15 THE ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION WALK TO END ALZHEIMER'S WALK OF FAME PARK IN NASHVILLE The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s is a nationwide event and the world’s largest effort to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. This year's Walk takes place at Walk of Fame Park in downtown Nashville.

615.315.5880. ALZ.org/walk.

OCTOBER 29 SOUL AT THE FACTORY WITH JASON ESKRIDGE THE LITTLE BRICK THEATER AT THE FACTORY Saturday Nite Soul at The Factory celebrates the best local, national and international R&B, Soul, Funk, Jazz, Blues and Gospel music. Hear Jason Eskridge and Friends at the Little Brick Theater at The Factory. Doors open at 6 p.m. General Admission and VIP tickets available and Concessions. Presented by DrAlvin.com and Lifestyle Publications. 615.716.2139.

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“I was curious about the Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designation because I was helping care for my parents. I also recently sold the home where we raised our children. I understand the emotions involved.”

As a Realtor who holds the SRES designation, Vicki is dedicated to work with seniors searching for new housing options. Because seniors are living longer and baby boomers are aging, McAnulty believes that having the knowledge to assist them is critical.

Vicki’s dad “Working with Seniors takes a lot of time, care, and compassion; but it is worth it because I’m helping someone and that is very important to me.” Vicki provides a free Moving On guide that is tailored to Seniors and their and granddaughter families.

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Avoid Walk Through Surprises

Boxes are packed, the movers have come. Your house is empty and you are ready to close. You can avoid walk through surprises by: 1. Check flooring under furniture and rugs for damage so you can disclose or fix this upfront.

2. Have a plan for “spackle management.” Discuss with your agent if you should plan to repair walls after your pictures are removed.

Let Hometown Expertise Help You Buy or Sell Your Home

Passionate about Hendersonville and Sumner County, Jennifer is a true hometown girl. She grew up in Hendersonville and is knowledgeable about the exciting changes and growth in her community.

Call Jennifer to help you find the perfect home. She can easily assess your work commute, education needs and lifestyle to find the ideal neighborhood for your family.

3. Plan to remove any furniture or items you will not move. No garbage should be left behind.

4. Discuss with your mover ahead of time how they handle repairs for any unforseen damage they may cause during the move.

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QUIZ: This is a good way to start the

acebook. Twitter. Instagram. Online gaming.

Online shopping. Fantasy sports teams.

Okay, we’ll just stop there.

Okay, shut down by Dr. Fehling, but we’ll still post that stick-figure artwork. So much talent.

In all seriousness, Fehling explained that

With the world at our fingertips, thanks to

Internet Addiction Disorder often has a duel-di-

dialog—it’s not an official diag-

the Internet, it’s easy to get sucked into the

agnosis. Meaning you’re depressed, have social

nosis. If you felt these questions

digital world. You keep up with friends and

anxiety or something else going on—you want

were positive it might be worth

family on various social media platforms. You

to avoid others so you tend to ignore them and

talking to a professional.

e-mail your boss at all hours of the night. You

spend time on the computer.

• Do you feel that your time spent on the computer or on your phone is out of control? Have a tough time controlling your time.

post photos from your sweet ski trip. We get

“You have found a way to keep partial

it—2016 is an online world. Everyone is logged

attachment going while being isolative and

into something.

having less motivation to change,” says Fehling.

But when is it too much? When do you go

It’s time for a digital detox. How do you learn

from it being a hobby to it being a habit—or even,

to ignore your Fantasy Football Team? Won’t

• Do you get annoyed or upset

an addiction? We spoke to addiction psychiatrist

you get fired if you don’t e-mail the boss at 10

when friends or family confronts you

from CeDAR (Center for Dependency, Addiction

p.m.? Here are four tips to get started:

about this?

and Rehabilitation), Patrick Fehling, MD about

• Boundaries. Articulate boundaries with

• Have you noticed that you are

digital addictions to get a better understanding.

your friends, family and co-workers. Set a

using the Internet or digital media

“The best predictor to someone having

time when it’s okay to be online—and when

and it has taken over some of your

addiction to anything is a prior addiction to

it’s not. For instance, if dinner time and get-

time you’ve invested in other activ-

something else. Those tend to be people who

ting kids to bed happens from 6-8 p.m. set a

ities in life? Such as spending less

get in recovery from alcohol or pain killers

rule that there are no smart phones or com-

time with your kids?

for instance. We get them clean and a new

puters during that time.

• Have you attempted to cut down

addiction develops—like exercise addiction,”

• Acceptance. If you have accepted that

your usage of internet and find you’re

says Fehling. “The same rules would apply for

you’re obsessed with going online, be aware as

unsuccessful and can’t?

Internet usage—social media has to do with

to how often you logon.

• Do you find yourself obsessing over e-mail, social media, etc?

• Do you use the Internet or phone to help you cope with mood or anxiety? Is it a soothing mechanism?

• Do you mainly stay up-to-date with friends and family online over

wanting to feel attached and connected to people. People are watching you. The narcissism of humanity, they feel important and their lives are meaningful.”

But, come on. Don’t people want to see pho-

• Commitment. If you’re ready to limit screen time, set up personal goals and stick to them.

• Mindfulness. Once you’ve set boundaries, be mindful of your emotional state. When you go offline, how do you feel? If you find

tos of our three-year-old’s preschool artwork

yourself more agitated and anxious, there

and a play-by-play of potty training?

may a level of addition.

“Most recovery involves two ingredients:

“It’s nice to note that addictions are con-

Acceptance. You have identified a problem.

ditions. They have developed in the brain so

If you answered four or more questions with

You’ve accepted you have a problem. The

you have nothing to be ashamed of—don’t

YES, then you may want to meet with an ex-

second is commitment. You are committed to

be embarrassed. Our brains just develop

pert. You can visit DenverAddictions.com to

do better and makes changes. That’s how you

these things from pressures. We want to

learn more about Dr. Fehling or visit CeDAR

would start,” explains Fehling.

extinguish stigma,” says Fehling.

catching up in-person?

at Uchealth.org/cedar.

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