Hendersonville, TN December 2018

DECEMBER 2018

HendersonvilleLifestyle.com

WISHING YOU A

Magical Christmas

YULETIDE IN THE CITY BY THE LAKE

NEW YEAR'S EVE AT SAFARI'S

TIM PAGLIARA: WEALTH BUILDER, ADVENTURER AND PHILANTHROPIST

LIFESTYLE LETTER

DECEMBER 2018 PUBLISHER

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

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

Rick Murray

Happy Holidays!

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Rick Murray, Lynn Bowles

AS THE SAYING GOES, TIME FLIES WHEN YOU’RE HAVING FUN. And time sure has flown by this year as we can’t believe we’ve put together the final issue of Hendersonville Lifestyle in 2018! It seems like just yesterday we were sitting down to write our January letter to all of you—talking about resolutions and renewal—and yet, here we are, almost time to do it again.

There’s a unique perspective that working in publishing brings. While we certainly don’t want to wish our lives away, we’re always looking toward the future. Whether it’s planning our next issue or developing story ideas for the next year, we’re often already fast-forwarded to future months before the current month has even begun.

The fast-paced lifestyle this industry calls for can often make it difficult to really settle down and absorb what’s going on around us and, before we know it, the year is over and it’s time to move forward again. So this December, we hope you take the time to slow down a little bit. With the holiday season upon us, we hope you make the time to take it all in. Enjoy your time with family and friends, bask in the magic of the winter season, reflect on past memories you hold closely in your hearts and keep the new ones you create in the present for as long as you can.

We’ll take your lead, and we can’t wait to see you next year!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE DECEMBER 2018 FEATURES 14 New Year's Eve at Safari's Start Your Countdown to 2019 at a Hendersonville Favorite

18 Yuletide in the City by the Lake A Guide to Unique Gifts with a Hendersonville Flair

24 Tim Pagliara: Wealth Builder, Adventurer and Philanthropist MidState Financial Advisor is a RealLife Renaissance Man

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34 A New Year's Toast from the Hendersonville Lifestyle Editorial Coordinator Ending the Year with Gratitude

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Hot Spot

24 Financial Buzz 28 Trend Setter 31

Realty Report

32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Parting Thoughts

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GOOD TIMES 1.

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A Taste of Hendersonville 2018

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The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Taste of Hendersonville at the Streets of Indian Lake on Sept. 27.

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1. Hendersonville Lifestyle Publisher Lynn Bowles poses with Tennessee Titans cheerleaders at his booth. | 2. The official Taste of Hendersonville judges try different fares. | 3. Briarscratch Brewery kept the craft beers flowing. | 4. Cookie Advantage served up delicious cookie samples. | 5. The official Taste of Hendersonville judges in action. | 6. Sumner County Tourism Director Barry Young makes announcements. | 7. Large crowds were present at the 2018 Taste of Hendersonville. | 8. The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event. | 9. Sanders Ferry Pizza provided lots of delicious samples. | 10. Cafe 393 owners Nadine Simons and Tanya McPherson work their booth. | 11. The event featured a special ceremony honoring the late Gilda York. | 12. Benton and Edie Dalton pose during the event.

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Pumpkin Patch Festival at the Streets The Streets of Indian Lake hosted its annual Pumpkin Patch Festival at its Hendersonville

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location on Saturday, Sept. 29.

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1. Local magician Bruce Amato entertains the crowd. | 2. Festival-goers dance to the music. | 3. Local classic rock band Tyme entertains the crowd. | 4. As always, the event drew many families. | 5. Freshly decorated pumpkins dry in the sun. | 6. Avery McMullen gets her face painted.

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Guitars & Cadillacs: The Photography of Marty Stuart at Monthaven The Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center hosted the grand opening of Guitars & Cadillacs: The Photography of Marty Stuart with Jennifer Quigley, guitar sculptor on Oct. 7. The exhibit

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ran through Nov. 25.

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1. Lynda Evjen, Connie Maynord and Cheryl Strichik pose in front of some of Marty Stuart's photos. | 2. A collection of classic guitars on display | 3.

Monthaven Executive Director Cheryl Strichik poses with Marty Stuart. | 4. Country music superstar Marty Stuart chats with attendees. | 5. Gingerbean owner Linda Kingsbury works her booth. | 6. Connie Smith, Marty Stuart and Kathleen Hawkins pose in front of classic guitars.

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GOOD TIMES 1.

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2018 Golden Apple Awards

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The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Golden Apple teacher awards ceremony at the Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club on Oct. 18.

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1. Frensley Ford's Tracey Anderson poses with the Hendersonville Chamber's Kathleen Hawkins and Stacy Landry. | 2. The Goddard School's Kara Brumley hosts a table. | 3. Welch College representative Dr. Charles Lea poses with Vol State's Hilary Marabeti. | 4. A large number of teachers received awards. | 5. Frensley Ford owner Tracey Anderson addresses the crowd. | 6. Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary addresses the teachers. | 7.

Area teachers were treated to an afternoon of dining and prizes. | 8. Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kathleen Hawkins addresses the crowd. | 9. Sumner County Commissioner Scott Langford addresses the teachers. | 10. Frensley Ford's Tracey Anderson and Pinnacle Bank's Chris Rippy present Station Camp Elementary Principal Dr. Phillip Holt with a door prize. | 11. A large number of teachers received awards. | 12.

Frensley Ford's Tracey Anderson and Pinnacle Bank's Chris Rippy present Walton Ferry Elementary teacher Shannon Lyles with an award.

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AROUND TOWN The show opened on Nov. 12, and it will continue through Dec. 13. The free exhibit is located in Vol State's Steinhauer-Rogan-Black Humanities Building. For more information, call 615.230.3202.

MASTER CUSTOM BUILDERS COUNCIL DONATES TO YMCA ABC PROGRAM The Master Custom Builders Council presented a check for $15,000 to the Sumner County Family YMCA’s After Breast Cancer (ABC) program on Oct. 25. The check represented the proceeds of the annual Charity Tour of Homes event that was held

VOL STATE BEGINS MATH AND SCIENCE BUILDING RENOVATION Volunteer State Community College held a

in late September.

The check presentation took place at the Sumner

groundbreaking ceremony for a $6.2 million ren-

County Family YMCA, located at 102 Bluegrass

ovation of the J. Howard Warf Math and Science

Commons Blvd. in Hendersonville.

Building on Oct. 19. The project will update all existing science labs and add two additional labs. The renovation will provide 6,000 square feet in new space. A portion of the expanded area will be used for a new Mechatronics lab.

THE ART OF CHIP BOLES ON DISPLAY AT VOL STATE The work of Nashville artist Chip Boles is currently on display at the Volunteer State Community

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New Year's Eve at Safari's START YOUR COUNTDOWN TO 2019 AT A HENDERSONVILLE FAVORITE ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

EVERYONE LOVES A GOOD CELEBRATION, AND THERE IS NO BETTER TIME FOR ONE THAN NEW YEAR’S EVE. Fortunately, there are numerous entertainment options available in and around Hendersonville, including attending local parties, reveling in downtown Nashville and spending the evening at home waiting for the ball to drop in Times Square.

No matter how they choose to ring in the new year, many people like to begin their celebrations by dining out at a favorite restaurant. With New Year’s Eve falling on a Monday this year, most area restaurants will be open for business as usual, so there will be plenty of culinary options.

One of the best New Year’s Eve dining options in Hendersonville is Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill Restaurant, located on East Main Street. Safari’s was originally opened near Rivergate Mall and was very popular in the 1990s and early 2000s. Furnished in a jungle and wild animal theme, the restaurant was famous for its expansive food and drink menu.

After the original location closed, general manager Ross El-Bobou resurrected the concept when he opened the Hendersonville Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill in December 2017. Featuring many of the original restaurant items, the reborn Safari’s offers a wide array of burgers, salads, seafood, fajitas, and chicken and steak items, with brick oven-cooked pizzas coming soon.

This year, Safari’s will be offering its regular food and drink menu as well as a few special entrees. The New Year’s Eve menu will include a lobster and fillet Combo and a seafood feast. Along with the regular drink menu, Safari’s will also be offering Champagne to help set a festive mood.

230 E. Main St., Hendersonville,

Safari’s will be open for normal business hours on New Year’s

615.991.3958

Eve, which will be 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. Seating will be on a “first

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come, first served” basis, and reservations will not be available.

Champagne Seafood Feast

Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill

Combo Appetizer

Lobster and Filet Combo

Safari’s Famous Bread

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YULETIDE IN THE CITY BY THE LAKE A GUIDE TO UNIQUE GIFTS WITH A HENDERSONVILLE FLAIR ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

Samantha Humbert, Betty Boots assistant manager and assistant buyer

IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS, ESPECIALLY IN HENDERSONVILLE. Cooler weather, colorful decorations, carolers singing, holiday gatherings—these are just a few of the unmistakable signs that the holidays will soon be upon us.

Along with the seasonal mirth and merriment, Christmastime also brings the largest retail selling season of the year. With a chill in the air, shoppers go in search of gifts for everyone on their Christmas lists.

To help you with your shopping, Hendersonville Lifestyle wants to offer a few suggestions that are sure to please everyone on your gift list.

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Share a Country Western Christmas with…

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Betty Boots and Trail West are two Westernthemed boots and clothing stores owned and operated by Hendersonville residents Ed and Karen Smith. Located on historic lower Broadway in Nashville, Betty Boots specializes in mid- to highend ladies’ boots and apparel.

Trail West has multiple locations around Nashville, including one on lower Broadway about one block from Betty Boots. The stores feature moderately priced boots and Western apparel for both adults and children.

For the perfect gifts to show off 615 pride, visit Betty Boots and Trail West.

Betty Boots, 321 Broadway, Nashville, 615.736.7698, Facebook.com/bettybootsnashville Trail West, 126 Second Ave. S, Nashville, 615.651.8685, Facebook.com/trailwestbroadway

1. Double D Ranch Ladies “Almost Famous” Boots, $1,129.99, Betty Boots | 2. MissMe mid-rise boot cut ladies jeans, $139.99, Betty Boots | 3. Smoky Mountain “Stars and Stripes” children’s boots, $99.99, Trail West | 4. Ariat Haldera men’s shirt, $89.99, Trail West | 5. Stetson Drifter 4X men’s hat, $189.99, Trail West

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YULE TIDE IN THE CITY

(CON TI N U ED)

Make Your Christmas Shiny and Bright with…

Gold & Co. Boutique

Gold & Co. Boutique is a local jewelry and gift retailer owned and operated by Robin Weir.

Located in the center of Hendersonville on Main Street, the establishment is actually two stores in one: a jewelry store that sells and buys gold, silver and diamond pieces; and a trendy boutique that offers gifts, clothing and home decor items.

Whether you are looking for that perfect gift or seeking to sell unwanted jewelry items, Gold & Co. Boutique is the place to go.

387A West Main St., Hendersonville, 615.265.8394 Facebook.com/GoldandCoBoutique

6. 1-carat diamond earrings in yellow gold, $899 7. Old Hickory Lake wooden wall hanging, $77 8. Ladies ornamental metal cuff bracelet, $20 9. Ladies University of Tennessee double necklace, $14.75 10. Men’s Swell Cowboy wooden watch, $90

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Robin Weir, Gold & Company Boutique owner

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Mia Sandoval, Ellie Sloan and Win Sloan sit by a Christmas tree at Once Upon A Time (By Amy)

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Fill Little Ones’ Stockings with…

Once Upon A Time (By Amy)

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Once Upon A Time (By Amy) is a children’s boutique owned and 13.

operated by Amy Sparks and Hope Alteri. Located in the Glenbrook Shopping Center, the store is a must-visit destination for the latest in baby and young children’s fashions.

Once Upon A Time (By Amy) offers a wide selection of clothing, gifts, shoes and linens for boys and girls. The store also features an expanded selection of girls’ clothing items designed for tweens.

Be sure to check out Once Upon A Time (By Amy) for the perfect Christmas gifts for your little ones.

1050 Glenbrook Way, Suite 520, Hendersonville, 615.264.0404 Facebook.com/onceuponatimetn

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11. The Doll Maker Princesses “Snow White” doll, $30 | 12. Precious Memories nativity set, $60 | 13. Romans Baby Girl’s First Christmas ornament, $21 | 14. Girls' "Santa Is Coming" dress and hair bow, $84 | 15. Boys' Santa Claus jumper and shirt Christmas outfit, $85 December 2018 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

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WEALTH BUILDER, ADVENTURER AND PHILANTHROPIST

MIDSTATE FINANCIAL ADVISOR IS A REAL-LIFE RENAISSANCE MAN

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

TIM PAGLIARA:

FINANCIAL BUZZ

Tim Pagliara, founder of CapWealth, poses in his office with his chocolate lab, Thatcher.

TIM PAGLIARA IS A PASSIONATE MAN.

in the United States, having been named

He never does anything halfheartedly. Since

the No. 1 financial adviser in Tennessee by

becoming interested in mountain climbing, he

Barron’s magazine and the No. 1 best-in-

ascended to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro

state wealth adviser by Forbes early in 2018.

10 times and hiked to the base camp of Mount

Despite his accomplishments, Tim’s road

Everest. Since becoming interested in boating,

to success was paved by hard work. As the

he became a Coast Guard 100-ton Master

oldest of seven children, Tim had to work his

Captain who routinely pilots ocean voyages.

way through college and then law school.

Since becoming interested in helping a college,

While still studying law in St. Louis, Tim

he founded an organization that grew into St.

began working for the local office of Edward

Joseph University in Tanzania.

Jones, a prominent national investment firm.

Tim brings the same passion to CapWealth,

Initially, he intended to finish his degree

his financial-advising business located in

and pursue the practice of law. However,

Franklin, Tennessee. Since its founding in

after helping resolve a difficult financial sit-

1999, CapWealth has become a regional

uation for a client, Tim realized he wanted to

investment power with more than $1.2 billion

help others through financial planning.

in managed assets.

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“I realized that I have a strong interest in

Along with his firm, Tim has received sig-

wealth management and how the business

nificant recognition. Today, he is one of the

should operate,” Tim says. “Managing assets

most acclaimed investment professionals

and advising clients are my passions.”

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"THE BEST WAY WE CAN PROTECT OUR CLIENTS FROM RISK IS TO THINK." Although Tim was successful, it didn’t take too long before he became disenchanted with the approaches and practices of traditional financial management firms.

“Wall Street makes the investment process seem mysterious, like the curtain in The Wizard of Oz. The more complex it appears, the more they can charge,” Tim says. “In reality, it’s not that complicated.”

Along the way, Tim has also become a champion for transparency and client disclosure in financial advising.

“We designed a reporting system that fully discloses our fees, line item by line item,” he says. “We brought institutional sophistication to individual investors.”

Tim also has become an outspoken advocate for truth and fairness in the investment industry.

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“At times, there has been an absence of ethical focus in the industry,” he says. “At CapWealth, we’ve unmasked that. We developed two philosophies—provable integrity and sophisticated simplicity—that undergird all of our investment practices.”

In a career filled with achievements, Tim is most proud of his firm’s ability to defy conventional wisdom. His “think outside the box” approach was most evident during the tech bubble of 1999 and the financial crisis of 2008. During both events, Tim advised clients to pursue strategies that were at odds with many other investment advisers. The results? CapWealth clients endured the crises well,

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with their portfolios well-positioned to take advantage of today’s

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market environment.

“You have to have a strategy that you believe in,” Tim says. “You will live or die by it.”

As we approach the end of 2018, Tim has one bit of advice for investors.

“Don’t procrastinate. It’s nearly impossible to meet with your accountant, attorney or financial adviser at year-end. The best time to contact them is between Thanksgiving and the 20th of December,” Tim says. “You need to have your financial house in order before making your final tax payment in January.”

Tim Pagliara poses with guides at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Annual Hendersonville Christmas Parade Sponsored by U.S. Pest DECEMBER 2, 2018

When: 2:30 PM Where: Route starts at Drakes Creek Park, down W. Main St.and ends at Executive Park Dr.

Appalachian Christmas Dinner DECEMBER 9th, 10th, and 11th 2018

When: 6:30 PM Where: Garrott's Stonewall House, Gallatin For More Information About Our Holiday Events Visit:

www.HolidayFestTN.org

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TREND SETTER

W I N T E R’ S REVEL YOUR GUIDE TO A SIMPLE AND STYLIZED NEW YEAR’S SOIRÉE ARTICLE NICOLETTE MARTIN

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FOLLOWING CLOSELY ON THE COATTAILS OF AUTUMNAL AND WINTER HOLIDAYS, THE CELEBRATION OF THE NEW YEAR CAN OFTEN BE OVERLOOKED DUE TO AN UNDERSTANDABLE DESIRE TO TAKE A BREAK FROM THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF THE SEASON. But, a holiday that celebrates past memories and the opportunity for both new experiences and a fresh start shouldn’t lack any of the glitz of its celebratory predecessors. Round out the final days of the year reminiscing on or saying goodbye to the experiences—good and bad—of the previous 12 months with a simple end-of-the-year gathering that isn’t lacking any of the glamour.

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THE DRI N K S

Champagne has long been a traditional drink to toast to the new year. Keep it simple but step up your game with your own DIY Champagne cocktail bar. Consider stocking your bar full of custom Champagne or bubbly choices, festive mixers like cranberry juice or rosemary simple syrup and unique garnishes like fresh fruit and herbs or decorative ice cubes with edible flowers.

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THE DECO R There’s no need to go out and buy a ton of additional decor when you just decked the halls (quite literally) with holiday ornamentation.

Make those decorations work as hard as you did by repurposing all the greenery, pine cones and wood place settings you just couldn’t say no to. Throw in some neutral napkins, some natural twine and some dried orange peels for a woodsy (and fragrant) twist.

WHAT YOU NEED + Cheese board or serving plate

3 THE SNACKS

Cheese is best served at room temperature, so

Keep your guests happy with the perfect cheese plate. Consider

be sure your cheese has time to rest prior to

how many people you’ll be serving, whether you’ll be serving before or after dinner and what cheeses you’ll want to include.

According to WineFolly.com, sparkling wines pair best with creamy, sticky cheeses due to the high acidity and carbonation.

+ Assortment of cheeses (We recommend Brie, Port Salut, Muenster, Camembert or Gruyere) PUTTING IT TOGETHER

serving. Slice the cheeses and arrange artfully on your cheese board with labels for each.

Consider providing separate serving knives for each cheese to avoid any mixing of flavors.

Add any additional bites you’d like and enjoy!

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REALTY REPORT

REALTY REPORT

NEIGHBORHOOD

HENDERSONVILLE

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

102 Shorecrest Cir

$389,900

$378,000

97

84

4

3

500 Lingering Way

$389,900

$395,000

101

4

4

3

1072 Mansker Farm Blvd

$403,000

$400,000

99

14

3

3

101 Kinwood Ct

$415,000

$399,500

96

90

4

3

1008 Atherton Ct lot 28

$415,900

$415,900

100

2

5

3

138 Dalton Cir

$424,000

$424,000

100

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3

3

125 Hickory Hill Dr

$431,000

$431,000

100

0

4

4

116 Nighthawk Rd #334

$439,990

$424,990

97

137

4

4

121 Wynbrooke Trce

$449,900

$436,000

97

30

4

3

1044 Luxborough Dr

$469,000

$467,000

99

62

4

3

112 Fountain Brooke Dr

$474,900

$465,000

98

90

4

3

109 Championship Place #293

$474,990

$459,990

97

180

4

3

206 Crooked Creek Ln

$487,650

$473,800

97

42

5

4

1103 Stirlingshire Dr

$497,900

$490,000

98

49

3

3

107 Foxcross Dr

$499,000

$475,000

95

78

4

4

100 Crestwood Ct

$499,700

$499,700

100

115

5

5

304 Tartan Court

$500,970

$499,950

100

53

4

4

1076 Tower Hill Ln - Lot 23

$509,450

$509,450

100

91

4

3

716 New Shackle Island Rd

$509,900

$509,900

100

7

4

3

1063 Gadwall Cir

$539,950

$530,000

98

32

4

5

117 WORCESTER'S POINT

$549,950

$544,950

99

81

4

4

1056 Gadwall Cir

$549,999

$535,000

97

25

4

4

113 Bluegrass Cir

$569,900

$510,000

89

61

4

4

272 Hidden Lake Rd

$899,900

$889,000

99

25

4

3

100 Bluegrass Cr.

$995,000

$915,000

92

109

3

4

Realtracs MLS Statistics from 6/1/17 through 07/31/18 *DOM = Days on Market

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BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

YULEFEST

GALLATIN CHRISTMAS PARADE

Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club

Historic Mansker's Station

This annual event features a tradi-

Yulefest kicks

holiday

Enjoy a “Christmas in Toyland Parade”

tional breakfast with Santa Claus

season with musicians, storytell-

with family and friends during Gallatin’s

and his special guests, including

ers and demonstrators at Mansker's

annual Christmas Parade sponsored by

Mrs. Claus, his elves, the Grinch

Station. Visitors can listen to the

the Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce!

and many more. There will be two

sounds of yesteryear as they tour

sessions, one at 8:30 a.m. and the

the sites and take in the beauty of

second at 11 a.m. Kids under 3,

simple, natural decorations. Yulefest

$5.50; Ages 3-12, $12.50; Ages 13

takes place on Saturday, Dec. 1 from

and older, $19.50

5 and 8 p.m. This event is free and is

APPALACHIAN CHRISTMAS DINNERS

for all ages.

Garrott's Stonewall House

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Main Street, Gallatin

the

9-11 During this event, guests will feast on

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12TH ANNUAL ST. NICHOLAS BALL BENEFITING THE MAKE-AWISH FOUNDATION HolidayFest

TN its

an authentic Appalachian dinner complete with moonshine, wine and stack

ANNUAL U.S. PEST PROTECTION HENDERSONVILLE CHRISTMAS PARADE

Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club

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cake. Storytelling will be provided by Linda Goodman with music by Holly Wood & the Appalachian Extras.

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Nicholas Ball 2018 benefiting the

cocoa and get ready for one of

Make-A-Wish

This

Hendersonville’s most anticipated

popular event offers an evening of

events of the year! Smile and wave

music, fun and celebration all to

as your whole family enjoys a

support a great cause, the Make-

parade of marching bands, horse-

Christmas 4 Kids provides children with

A-Wish Foundation. Guests will

drawn floats, and of course, your

a special day of fun and shopping. The

enjoy live entertainment by the

favorite

characters

event includes a chauffeured trip from

popular 12 South Band, a seated

brought together with love by local

their schools aboard luxury tour busses,

Christmas dinner, a silent auc-

families, businesses and commu-

dinner and a party hosted by Santa

tion and even more fun surprises!

nity organizations.

and Mrs. Claus. Afterward, the kids are

Foundation!

Christmas

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HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

STORYTIME WITH MRS. CLAUS

Historic Rock Castle

Historic Mansker's Station

Historic Rock Castle, a Tennessee

Merry Mansker's Christmas Week

Historical

Commission

where they each receive a new winter coat and $150 for Christmas shopping.

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state-

offers a week of fun-filled activities

owned site, will host the Annual

Dec. 3-8. At the 10 a.m., story hour

Holiday Open House Saturday, Dec.

for children ages 2-7 will feature

1. The free event features tours of the

Mrs. Claus reading two Christmas

Ring in the new year with a run! Join

holiday-decorated historic home of

stories that will keep alive the

us Saturday, Dec. 29 for the annual

Daniel and Sarah Smith, Christmas

wonderful thoughts of the coming

Frostbite 5K/10K and Family Fun

caroling and complimentary refresh-

holiday season. Guests will join

Run. Both events begin and end at

ments including fresh-baked cook-

Mrs. Claus in singing Christmas

the Sumner County YMCA, and each

ies and wassail. The event will run

carols and will enjoy a Christmas

course takes you through the lakeside

from 3 to 6 p.m.

treat. Reservations required.

rolling hills surrounding the Y. At the

Sumner County Family YMCA

end, participants can brave the cold by jumping into the outdoor pool.

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PARTING THOUGHTS

A New Year's Toast

F R O M T H E H E N D E R S O N V I L L E L I F E S T Y L E E D I T O R I A L C O O R D I N AT O R ENDING THE YEAR WITH GRATITUDE

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

YEARS AGO, I WORKED FOR A LARGE PRINTER

I started contributing to Hendersonville Lifestyle

THAT PRODUCED A VARIETY OF PUBLICATIONS,

magazine beginning with the debut issue. Since then, I

INCLUDING MAGAZINES. While printing was inter-

have progressed from photographer to writer, and in July

esting, I often found myself daydreaming about what it

2018, I became the editorial coordinator.

would be like to be the person behind the content.

While producing the magazine each month is a chal-

As fate would have it, my creative interests were to remain

lenge, it is also one of the most fulfilling things I have

just daydreams until 2016, when I met Lynn Bowles. Lynn was

ever done. I am very grateful for the opportunity I have

preparing to publish a new magazine called Hendersonville

been given, and I owe thanks to a lot of people who help

Lifestyle. I was immediately sold on his enthusiasm and his

me live my dream.

commitment to providing a high-quality, local publication.

Editorial Coordinator Rick Murray

BAILEYS IRISH COFFEE

Thanks to

INGREDIENTS

My wife, Debbie.

+ 2 ounces Baileys Original Irish Cream

My friend, Lynn Bowles.

+ 1 ounce Irish whiskey

The Lifestyle Publications team.

+ 6 ounces hot coffee

Our advertisers.

+ 1 tablespoon whipped cream

Our readers.

To each of you, I offer a toast for a Merry

DIRECTIONS Mix Baileys and Irish whiskey in a traditional Irish coffee glass. Stir in the hot coffee. Add whipped cream on top.

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Optional: Add red and green cocktail rimming sprinkles.

Christmas and a Happy New Year!

With gratitude, Rick