Hendersonville, TN November 2018

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Over The River AND THROUGH THE WOODS

(NOT) HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS IN HENDERSONVILLE GIVING BACK THROUGH ROCK ‘N’ ROLL KICK OFF THANKSGIVING WITH THE INDIAN LAKE LOOP

LIFESTYLE LETTER

NOVEMBER 2018 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Rick Murray | rick.murray@lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Rick Murray

Thankful

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Rick Murray, Lynn Bowles

AS NOVEMBER ROLLS AROUND, WE’RE ANXIOUSLY AWAITING THE APPROACH OF THANKSGIVING, THE HOLIDAY SEASON AND TIME SPENT WITH OUR LOVED ONES. The winding down of the year always brings about a time of reflection for us— remembering everything we’ve done or accomplished in months past; looking back on turkey disaster stories, mornings watching the Thanksgiving Day parade or afternoons spent curled up on the couch after one too many pieces of pie; thinking of the people, experiences and things we’ve been blessed with in the past year.

As we press pause on the hustle and bustle of life putting together a monthly magazine, we’re able to look back on the past year and, most meaningfully, the stories from all of you that have made what we do possible. The grand opening of Mary’s Magical Place last month will go down as one of the most meaningful stories this year for Hendersonville. This playground will bring joy to kids and families for many years to come. We also take this time to think of those less fortunate and encourage you to take the opportunity this giving season to donate to local organizations or charities giving back locally.

We hope that as you read this issue, you—like us—find inspiration in the lives and experiences of your neighbors and the connections that have been made.

Happy Thanksgiving, Hendersonville!

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson EDITORIAL MANAGER Nicolette Martin EDITORIAL Kate Baxendale AD MANAGER Chad Jensen AD COORDINATORS Cyndi Harrington | Alicia Huff | Jessica Soetaert LAYOUT DESIGNERS Cyndi King | Dana Rudolph | Emily Stout Hailey Stepanek | Adella Wrisinger FIELD SUPPORT Carli DiMarco | Victoria Perry PUBLISHER SUPPORT Melanie Carlisle ACCOUNTANT Austin Park APPLICATION ARCHITECT Michael O’Connell WEB DEVELOPERS Tejaswini Jagarlamudi | Harshith Potu

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INSIDE THE ISSUE NOVEMBER 2018 FEATURES 14 Garage Band Revival: Giving Back through Rock 'n' Roll Local Musicians Volunteer Their Time and Talent to Raise Money for Kids

18 (Not) Home for the Holidays in Hendersonville Local Professionals Balance Family Traditions with the Call of Duty

24 Thanksgiving Goodies for You and Your Pet Fun Holiday Food for the Entire Family

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28 Kick Off Thanksgiving with the Indian Lake Loop A Fun Family Tradition Enters its 12th Year

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Inspired By

24 Culinary Creations 27 Realty Report 28 Healthy Lifestyle 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES 1.

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Tennessee Pediatrics and Just 4 Kids Teeth Ribbon Cuttings The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a joint ribbon-cutting ceremony for Tennessee Pediatrics and Just 4 Kids Teeth at their new offices at 410 North

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Parrish Place in Hendersonville on July 27.

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1. Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins addresses the crowd. | 2. Just 4 Kids Teeth held its ribbon cutting on July 27. | 3. Dr. Bill Taylor of Just 4 Kids Teeth addresses the crowd at his office ribbon cutting. | 4. The Tennessee Pediatrics and Just 4 Kids Teeth teams welcome guests to their ribbon-cutting ceremony. | 5. Tennessee Pediatrics held its ribbon cutting on July 27. | 6. Dr. Steve Johnson of Tennessee Pediatrics addresses the crowd at his office ribbon cutting.

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Comprehensive Arthritis Care Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for Comprehensive Arthritis Care at its new office at 242 Indian Lake Blvd., Suite 100 in Hendersonville on July 31.

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1. Jordan Stafford and Gerry Gibbens greet guests at the Comprehensive Arthritis Care ribbon cutting. | 2. Lynn Bowles and Brenda Payne share a moment before the Comprehensive Arthritis Care ribbon cutting. | 3. Kevin Jones, Greg Wilson and Jeff Hawkins check out the new offices of Comprehensive Arthritis Care. | 4. Dr. Mohammad Ali greets his guests at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for his new office. | 5. Comprehensive Arthritis Care holds a ribbon cutting at its new office. | 6. Hana Ali, Dr. Mohammad Ali and Kathleen Hawkins pose after the ribbon cutting for Comprehensive Arthritis Care.

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Profiles by Sanford Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Profiles by Sanford at its new office at 211 Indian Lake Blvd. in Hendersonville on Aug. 17.

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1. Profiles by Sanford is freshly stocked for its grand opening. | 2. Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins addresses the crowd during the Profiles by Sanford ribbon cutting. | 3. Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary offers welcoming remarks during the Profiles

by Sanford ribbon cutting. | 4. Manager Leia Barrett gives a tour of Profiles by Sanford. | 5. Profiles by Sanford holds a ribbon cutting for its new office. | 6. Manager Leia Barrett addresses the crowd at the ribbon cutting for Profiles by Sanford.

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GOOD TIMES 1.

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Mary's Magical Place Grand Opening and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Mary's Magical Place held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new all-inclusive playground at Veterans Park in Hendersonville on Sept. 25. Hundreds of

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dignitaries and special guests attended the event.

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1. Carol Ernst addresses the crowd during the grand opening of Mary's Magical Place. | 2. The McAuley family: Rachel, Tommy and Griffin address the grand opening crowd. | 3. The official ribbon cutting for Mary's Magical Place | 4. Tommy McAuley embraces Hendersonville Parks Director Andy Gilley during the grand opening of Mary's Magical Place. | 5. Mary’s Magical Place is an all-inclusive playground in Hendersonville. | 6. Sumner County Executive Anthony Holt is all smiles at the grand opening of Mary's Magical Place.

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AROUND TOWN presentations, musical artists, merchandise booths and crafts. Numerous food vendors provided a variety of refreshments, including some with honey.

“Our initial festival exploded onto the scene with passion and purpose,” J.K. Brister says. “We can’t wait until Tennessee Honey Festival 2019.”

HENDERSONVILLE PARKS DEDICATE NEW MOSAIC ART WALL The Hendersonville Parks Department dedicated a new mosaic art wall at Memorial Park on Sept. 13.

Conceived by local artists Yvette Renée and Mark Cowden, the new exhibit features 24 mosaic panels affixed to 12 stone walls located between the park’s tennis courts and the Kids’ Kingdom playground.

VOL STATE ANNOUNCES NEW PRESIDENT’S AMBASSADORS

The total project took almost one year to complete, and it was constructed by more than 500

Volunteer State Community College has announced

local children and adults.

its 2018-19 President’s Ambassadors. The Ambassadors

The dedication ceremony included remarks by

represent the college at events, conduct campus

city officials, arts supporters and the Cowdens

tours and help with public relations. Students selected

before concluding with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

for the program go through a rigorous vetting process. Successful candidates are selected from more than 2,000 eligible students. Eligible students must have a cumulative 3.0 grade point average and have completed at least 12 college-level credit hours at Vol State. The scholarship covers full tuition and fees at the in-state rate, as well as a $300-per-semester book stipend.

CAPWEALTH ADVISORS FOUNDER NAMED NO. 1 FINANCIAL ADVISOR IN TENNESSEE Middle Tennessee-based Tim Pagliara, founder, chairman and CEO of CapWealth Advisors, was named the No. 1 Financial Advisor in Tennessee by Barron’s

INAUGURAL TENNESSEE HONEY FESTIVAL HELD AT HENDERSONVILLE'S MEMORIAL PARK

Best-In-State Wealth Advisors for 2018.

“Recognition as the best in the state by both Barron’s

The inaugural Tennessee Honey Festival was

and Forbes underscores the focus of CapWealth’s

held at Memorial Park in Hendersonville on Sept.

entire team,” Tim says. “CapWealth’s knowledge and

8. The event drew thousands of bee and honey

experience are crucial in executing our unique trade-

enthusiasts from across Tennessee and beyond.

marked process which allows us to provide the most

The festival featured a wide range of apiaryand 12

and also topped the list of Forbes’ recently released

honey-themed

activities,

including

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bee

sophisticated, straightforward and transparent advice to clients—something they won’t always find elsewhere.”

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INSPIRED BY

Garage Band Revival: Giving Back through Rock 'n' Roll LOCAL MUSICIANS VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AND TALENT TO RAISE MONEY FOR KIDS ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY 14

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FOR DON DICKERSON, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE KIDS.

For most of his life, he has been driven to try to help kids build better lives.

“The

world

“Our audiences know the words to our songs, and they dance and sing along with us,” Don says. “We are a party on the stage.”

Over the years, Garage Band Revival has featured almost 40

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different players from all walks of life. Many current and former

mixed-up place at times, and

can

be

players came from area churches. Today’s incarnation of the

if we are going to improve

14-member, all-volunteer group includes teachers, realtors, a phy-

things, we have to start with kids,” Don says.

From Don’s compassion and dedication to help kids, came the genesis of Garage Band Revival.

sician and a banker—all of whom share Don’s passion for giving back to kids through music.

“Whenever I am interviewing potential new band members, I

Like many teenagers of his era, Don formed a band with

always stress to them that we are not in the music business. We

some high school friends. The band used to practice in vari-

are in the business of helping people, particularly kids,” Don says.

ous locations, including garages. After several years of playing

Today, Garage Band Revival is still staying true to its mission of

local dance gigs, the band eventually broke up as its members

having fun and raising funds for kids, playing for such organiza-

moved on to college and other pursuits. Don eventually married

tions as Sumner County CASA, United Way of Sumner County, the

and moved to Hendersonville, where he had a successful insur-

Arthritis Foundation and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. In recent

ance and real estate business.

years, the band has also begun performing for private events such

In 1990, Don received an invitation to perform at his high school

as birthdays and anniversaries.

reunion in Cairo, Illinois. As a result, he hastily reformed his old

Since its inception, Garage Band Revival has helped raise more

band in time to play a very successful show. Following the reunion,

than $2 million for various charities, most of which benefit local

Don and his band were invited to perform at several Cairo-area

children. Through a recent affiliation with the Cedarstone Arts

benefits that drew large crowds and raised thousands of dollars.

Foundation, Don hopes to reach additional children through their

After this success, Don realized that his band was capable of doing much more than just playing music. Instead of a band, he had created a vehicle whereby he could raise money to help char-

combined fundraising efforts.

“Every time you help a child, you make a real difference. Better lives for kids makes a better world for everyone,” he says.

itable causes, particularly those benefiting children.

Eventually, he decided it was time to form another band that

Garage Band Revival is already booking events for 2019.

could do the same things back in Hendersonville. Accordingly, in

For additional information or to book a fundraiser, call Don at

2006, Don gathered together a diverse group of musicians and

615.210.8942, email him at dldsax@comcast.net or find him on

singers to form a new band. He named the group Garage Band

Facebook at Facebook.com/helpkidswithGBR.

Revival out of homage to his early musical roots.

Garage Band Revival’s repertoire is all about oldies rock ‘n’

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roll and rhythm and blues, with most of the selections arranged to support the group’s larger-than-life stage presence. All songs feature a fun blend of multiple vocalists coupled with a powerful brass section.

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INSPIRED BY

(CON TI N U ED)

Don Dickerson presents a donation check to Cedarstone Arts Foundation board member Tony Gottlieb and Foundation President Kevin Lawson.

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Upcoming Holiday Events St. Nicholas Ball Ticketed Event

DECEMBER 1, 2018 When: 6 PM - 11 PM Where: Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club 550 Johnny Cash Parkway, Hendersonville Benefiting: Make-A-Wish Foundation Middle Tennessee

The Annual U.S. Pest Hendersonville Christmas Parade December 2, 2018 When: 2:30 PM Where: Main St. Hendersonville, Tennessee for parade route, visit our website

For More Information About Our Holiday Events Visit:

www.HolidayFestTN.org

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(NOT) HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS IN HENDERSONVILLE LOCAL PROFESSIONALS BALANCE FAMILY TRADITIONS WITH THE CALL OF DUTY

“OH, THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS.” “I’ll be home for Christmas.”

Most of us are familiar with these classic songs, and we embrace their sentiments as we celebrate the holidays with our friends and loved ones. However, as we approach another season of festivals and celebrations, we need to be mindful of our local neighbors who cannot be with their families. From first responders to active duty military personnel, there are many among us whose calls of duty supersede holiday festivities.

Let’s take a look at three local professionals who have learned how to balance work responsibilities with family traditions.

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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

WHAT ARE YOUR FAMILY HOLIDAY TRADITIONS? During my early years, I didn’t have any children, so I didn’t mind working the holidays. However, when my two children came along, working holidays became more difficult. To deal with the work vs. holiday conflicts, we created several new family traditions.

For example, if I have to work on Thanksgiving, we celebrate the holiday on the Wednesday before the holiday or the Friday afterward. When my kids were young and I had to work on Christmas, we told them that each year Santa Claus chooses 1,000 families who get to celebrate early and that we were one of those families. They loved it.

WHAT ARE YOUR WORK HOLIDAY TRADITIONS? On most holidays, we celebrate with a special potluck dinner for all of the staff on duty. Usually, all of our families are invited to the dinner as well so they can share a meal together. During Christmas, we put up a tree and we decorate the fire station with holiday trimmings. By creating our own holiday traditions, we are able to maintain the positive attitudes that the public expects and deserves.

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NOT HOME

(CON TI N U ED)

WHAT ARE YOUR FAMILY HOLIDAY TRADITIONS? At the hospital, we work two major holidays each year, with one of them being either Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. As such, my time off is very limited. During November, we have a “friendsgiving” dinner each year with several local friends. If I have to work on Thanksgiving, we do it on the Wednesday before or on the weekend after. If I have to work on Christmas Day, we tell our two kids that Santa will come to our house early for a “practice run” so that they will get their presents early.

WHAT ARE YOUR WORK HOLIDAY TRADITIONS? At the hospital, we all realize that having to work the holidays by helping bring new life into the world is an honor. We love to decorate the birth center for holidays. We also have a breakfast or a potluck in the birth center for our staff and their families. At Christmas, one of our nurses has a husband who dresses up as Santa every Christmas morning to entertain the families.

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SAMANTHA CHANG

R.N., TRISTAR HENDERSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER, BIRTH UNIT

WHAT ARE YOUR FAMILY HOLIDAY TRADITIONS? I am used to having to work a lot of the holidays.

In my family, we shift our holiday celebrations around to accommodate my work schedule. For example, we may eat Thanksgiving dinner on the day before Thanksgiving, and we may open Christmas presents on Dec. 26 instead of Christmas Day. WHAT ARE YOUR WORK HOLIDAY TRADITIONS? We always try to meet all of our shifts full force out of our obligation to the public. The only time that we work skeleton shifts is on Christmas Eve, mainly to

CARL MCCOY

SHERIFF ’S DEPUT Y/RESOURCE OFFICER, SUMNER COUNT Y SHERIFF ’S DEPARTMENT/TENNES SEE WILDLIFE RESOURCE AUTHORIT Y

help out the younger officers who have small children.

On major holidays, like Thanksgiving and Christmas, I try to assign everyone to their home zones. When they get a break, they can go home and eat with their families but still be available to answer any calls as needed. If we know that an officer is celebrating with his/her family, then I or another officer will try to handle any calls until he/she is available again.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

THANKSGIVING GOODIES FOR YOU AND YOUR PET FUN HOLIDAY FOOD FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY THERE ARE FEW THINGS THAT ARE MORE EAGERLY ANTICIPATED IN HENDERSONVILLE EACH YEAR THAN SITTING DOWN TO THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS. The delicious tastes and aromas of turkey, dressing and desserts transcend the day, evoking memories of holidays past.

We all love to savor traditional comfort foods lovingly crafted from family recipes that have been handed down for generations. These days, many of us also choose to prepare a special Thanksgiving meal for our four-legged family members. After all, dogs and cats enjoy treats, too!

As we approach Thanksgiving Day, we would like to share two special recipes with our readers. The first recipe is for a traditional family dessert, Deep-Dish Pumpkin Pie. The second one is for a comfort entree that is also pet-friendly, Harvest Stew.

+ 1 unbaked deep-dish pie crust + 3/4 cup sugar + 1/2 teaspoon salt + 1 teaspoon cinnamon + 1/2 teaspoon ginger + 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves + 1 15-ounce can solid pack pumpkin + 1 12-ounce can evaporated milk (Pet) + 2 eggs

DIRECTIONS

1. Combine sugar, salt and other spices in a small bowl.

2. Beat eggs slightly in a large bowl.

3. Stir in the pumpkin and sugar/spice mixture until everything is thoroughly blended.

4. Gradually stir in evaporated milk.

5. Pour mixture into the deep-dish pie crust.

6. Bake the pie in a preheated 425-degree oven for 15 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees F, and continue baking for 40-50 more minutes or until knife inserted into pie center comes out clean.

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DEEP-DISH PUMPKIN PIE

INGREDIENTS

HARVEST STEW INGREDIENTS + 1 pound ground beef, turkey or chicken + 2 large potatoes + 4 tablespoons olive oil + 1/2 cup canned green peas + 1 medium carrot + 3 cups water

DIRECTIONS 1. Peel and dice the carrot and the potatoes, and place them in a roasting dish. Add 2 tablespoons olive oil and stir. Roast the mixture in a preheated 350-degree oven for 1 hour or until the potatoes are soft and browned.

2. Brown the meat in a large pan with 2 tablespoons olive oil.

3. Add the carrot and potatoes mix to the meat along with 3 cups water.

4. Add green peas.

5. Heat the pan until the mixture begins to boil; let simmer for 30-40 minutes. Be sure to stir the mixture periodically while it simmers.

6. Let the stew cool down to thicken before serving in bowls.

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REALTY REPORT HENDERSONVILLE

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84

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5

123 Hunters Ln

$535,000

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100

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5

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$529,000

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92

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100

165

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97

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$469,000

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97

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$439,000

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93

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100

211

4

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$392,500

98

4

4

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$399,900

$394,900

99

130

4

2

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$399,900

$403,000

100

36

4

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$395,000

$390,000

99

30

4

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$389,900

$389,900

100

7

4

4

202 Hunters Ln

$375,000

$375,000

100

1

4

3

107 Strathmore Ct

$368,000

$365,000

99

31

4

3

$367,136

$363,990

99

28

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$349,900

98

9

4

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$355,000

$345,000

97

7

4

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$354,900

$352,400

99

1

4

3

110 Briarcrest Ct E

$354,900

$352,900

99

167

3

3

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$350,000

$335,000

96

40

4

3

154 Wynbrooke Trce

$349,900

$349,900

100

4

3

2

115 Creekglen Dr

$349,900

$349,900

100

2

3

3

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$349,900

$350,000

100

13

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

KICK OFF THANKSGIVING

WITH THE INDIAN LAKE LOOP

A FUN FAMILY TRADITION ENTERS ITS 12TH YEAR ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

SINCE

2007,

THE

INDIAN

LAKE

LOOP

HAS

BEEN A THANKSGIVING DAY TRADITION FOR HENDERSONVILLE-AREA

FAMILIES.

Featuring

a

certified, timed 5-mile race as well as an untimed family-friendly 5K run/walk, the Loop has something for everyone. The Loop provides a great opportunity for families to get in an early morning workout before hitting the dining room table later in the day.

While the 5-mile race is for more serious runners, the 5K run/walk is the perfect choice for family members of all ages. Unlike many events, the Loop 5K is both stroller- and pet-friendly. In addition, many Loop participants choose to dress in festive holiday costumes at the event.

In keeping with the Thanksgiving Day spirit, all race proceeds benefit COMPASS: Community Outreach

Serious runners opt for the timed 5-mile race.

Making Partnerships at Sumner Schools. COMPASS is a not-for-profit agency that provides a variety of assistance services to Sumner County schools.

This year’s Indian Lake Loop will be held on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22. Online registration is open at IndianLakeLoop.com. The entry fee is $30 per

The Indian Lake Loop 5K is a stroller-friendly event.

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Families dressed in festive costumes have made the Indian Lake Loop an annual tradition.

runner until Nov. 1, $35 on Nov. 2 through Nov. 21 and $40 on race day. Additional race information may be found on the website or by calling 615.218.8473.

More than 1,000 runners and walkers participated in 2017, and an even larger crowd is expected this year.

“It’s the best thing to do in Sumner County on Thanksgiving morning,” says longtime race director Larry Phillips. “All of your friends and family will be there. Don’t miss it!”

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Upcoming Holiday Events Christmas Tree Elegance & Reception NOVEMBER 17, 2018

When: 6 PM - 9 PM Where: Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center 1017 Antebellum Circle Hendersonville Benefiting: Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center Sponsored by Nashville Interiors MagazineÂ

FREE

Deck the Hulls Sumner County Boat Parade NOVEMBER 18, 2018 When: 5 PM - 8 PM Where: Mallard Pointe Park Sanders Ferry Hendersonville

Hendersonville Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony NOVEMBER 25, 2018

When: 3 PM - 7 PM Where:Hendersonville Memorial Park 151 E Main St Hendersonville For More Information About Our Holiday Events Visit:

www.HolidayFestTN.org

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

N OV E M B E R

3-4 8TH ANNUAL SUMNER COUNTY STUDIO TOUR

Parade brings loads of family fun and ex-

second weekend in November every year

citement for all ages! The event attracts

to shoppers allowing them the chance to

thousands of spectators seeking to en-

start their Christmas shopping early. This

joy the beautiful boat showcase. This

years event will occur on Nov. 9 and 10.

year's parade will occur on Nov. 18 from

Gallatin and Hendersonville

5-8 p.m. This event is organized by Hol-

Members of the Art Guild of Sumner Coun-

idayFest with cooperation from the

ty will showcase their work at their studios on Nov. 3-4. This free event offers the opportunity to view artwork at 14 studio locations featuring 36 local artists and artisans.

SumnerCountyStudioTour.com

3 GARLANDS & GLITTER FASHION SHOW BY DILLARD’S Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club

The Newcomers and Community Club of Sumner County will host its 6th Annual Garlands & Glitter Fashion Show with

11 TENNESSEE TITANS VS. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Nissan Stadium

The Tennessee Titans will take on the visiting New England Patriots in an AFC matchup at Nissan Stadium on Nov. 11.

17 CHRISTMAS TREE ELEGANCE AND RECEPTION

p.m. on Nov. 3. Enjoy an evening of fash-

ing event where five 7-foot trees, donated

ion and fun at the annual event with live

by Vickerman Trees, are regally decorated

entertainment and fashions by Dillard’s!

by local and nationally known designers.

$60 includes seated dinner; Runway

Each tree is uniquely decorated to match

Scholarships $1,000 per table.

a particular theme. Finished trees are then

Douglass-Clark House

Music is in the roots of Sumner County;

NOV 23 - DEC 23 SANTA LAND AT THE STREETS OF INDIAN LAKE The Streets of Indian Lake

fun for the family, and as a special Christmas treat, children can have photos taken with Santa Claus in Santa Land and let him know what they want for Christmas!

Nov. 23 through Dec. 23; hours vary.

Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center

Christmas Tree Elegance is a breathtak-

GRAND OLE GALLATIN MUSIC FESTIVAL

Hendersonville Parks Department.

The Streets of Indian Lake is full of holiday

Dillard’s Department Store from 6-9:30

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25 HENDERSONVILLE ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY Memorial Park

sold during a silent auction and reception.

Enjoy a traditional “small town” com-

All proceeds go to support art education

munity tree lighting with family and

and related programs in Sumner County.

friends! It’s going to be a holly jolly event with Santa, food trucks, musi-

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cal performances, bounce houses and carriage rides. This year's event will occur on Nov. 25 from 3-7 p.m.

past and present locals have significant-

MISTLETOE MARKET 2018

ly influenced old time, bluegrass and

Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church

country music. In celebration of our mu-

Mistletoe Market is a shopping extrava-

sic history, bring the whole family to

ganza with artisan crafts and gifts. 8 a.m. to

the Grand Ole Gallatin Music Festival for

4 p.m., with free admission after 10 a.m. $5

COMMANDO CRAFT FAIR

an afternoon filled with food, shopping,

charge for "First Kiss" shopping from 8-10

Hendersonville High School

dancing and some of the best music per-

a.m. that features breakfast, special pric-

More than 50 vendors with crafts, jewel-

formed by talented locals! Free admission.

ing and swag bags for the first 100 guests.

ry, art, boutique clothing and home decor.

Tickets available at The UPS Store at

Food trucks on site and a silent auction.

Drakes Creek and at Shannon's Boutique.

The event will take place inside Hender-

9-10 TINSEL & TREASURES SHOPPING EXTRAVAGANZA Gallatin

The Gallatin Christmas Open House, now known as Holiday Tinsel & Treasures, has been a tradition for more than 40 years.

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Local retail merchants open their doors the

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sonville High School, and admission is

18 SUMNER COUNTY CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE Mallard Point Park

The Sumner County Christmas Boat

free. Proceeds support the Hendersonville High School wrestling team.

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LOCAL’S CHOICE

Giving Back FIVE THINGS YOU CAN DO TO HELP OUT IN HENDERSONVILLE

THANKSGIVING IS ALL ABOUT GRATITUDE. There is no better time of year than the holiday season for us to set aside time to pause and reflect upon our blessings.

However, Thanksgiving is also a good time to acknowledge neighbors in our community who are less fortunate. Although the Hendersonville area is a wonderful place to live, there still people and organizations in need.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we would like to offer five suggestions for ways give back to your community this holiday season.

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DONATE: GOODWILL. Goodwill accepts new and gently used clothing, furniture, housewares, electronics and media. Goodwill ac-

cepts donations via drop-offs or by home pickup. 327 W. Main St., Hendersonville, 615.822.1056

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

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VOLUNTEER/DONATE:

HENDERSONVILLE

SAMARITAN

CENTER. The Hendersonville Samaritan Center accepts dona-

tions of food, clothing, housewares and cash. Volunteer opportunities include food bank shelf-stocking, food drive sorting and thrift store assistance. 116 Dunn St., Hendersonville, 615.824.7105

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VOLUNTEER/DONATE: SUMNER SPAY NEUTER ALLIANCE The Sumner Spay Neuter Alliance accepts cash donations. Volunteer

opportunities include clinical assistance, fundraising, special events work and providing community outreach. 720 Blythe Ave., Gallatin, 615.452.2233

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VOLUNTEER: LITERARY COUNCIL OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE. The Literary Council of Middle Tennessee offers numerous volun-

teer opportunities, including tutoring, fundraising, office/administrative work, technical support and graphic design. 108 Nokes Drive, Hendersonville, 615.822.8112

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DONATE: HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RESTORE. ReStore accepts new and lightly used furniture, housewares, building supplies and

appliances. ReStore accepts donations via drop-offs or by home pickup.

327 Sumner Hall Drive, Gallatin, 615.452.9606

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