Hendersonville, TN October 2022

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October 2022 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

Rick Murray | rick.murray@citylifestyle.com

LIFESTYLE LETTER

It's October, So That Means Foodie Time!

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After a long, hot summer that lasted through most of September, October has finally arrived, and with it, the return of autumn.

Autumn brings cooler weather, changing leaves, fire pits and football. It also signals the start of the holidays, a time filled with warm fellowship and great food.

Speaking of great food, the October edition of Hendersonville Lifestyle has got you covered.

Our foodie issue is chock full of stories that will tantalize your taste buds and prepare you for the great season of food and drink to come during the last quarter of 2022.

We begin by exploring a local eatery and catering business that has brought the best in Texas-style brisket and barbecue to the City by the Lake.

Next, we follow a beacon to tour the finest event center on Old Hickory Lake and sample the fare at their jazz brunch and lounge sessions.

Finally, we visit with a Hendersonville travel advisor who helps us find our way to three popular travel destinations which are well-known for their sights, sounds, activities, and of course, their dining.

Sound tasty, Hendersonville? We think so, too.

So grab a pumpkin spiced latte, or perhaps a pumpkin ale, and come along with us as we celebrate October 2022.

We hope to see you around soon!

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Events

Local Restaurateur Serves Up Barbecue and Brisket While Giving Back To The Community

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Hendersonville's Premier Lakeside Event Center Shines On Sanders Ferry Road

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Photography: Rick Murray The Lighthouse on the Lake is Hendersonville's premier waterfront event center.

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1: The 2022 Big Bubba's Celebrity Softball Bash raised over $6,200 for the Sumner Humane Society. 2: Sports media celebrity Joe Dubin takes a swing during the 2022 Big Bubba's Softball Bash. 3: Love Me Always hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Aug. 17. 4: The combined teams pose before the start of the 2022 Big Bubba’s Celebrity Softball Bash. 5: The Aug. 13 Rock Castle Songwriters Night Concert drew a capacity crowd. 6: Scott Langford and Anthony Holt address the 2022 Forward Sumner annual meeting. 7: Forward Sumner Executive Director Jimmy Johnston addresses the guests at his annual meeting. Photography by Rick Murray

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8: PNC Bank hosted the Hendersonville Chamber's event at Sea Salt on Aug. 25. 9: High school boys begin their race during the annual Coleman Midgett Invitational on Aug. 27. 10: High school girls begin their race during the annual Coleman Midgett Invitational on Aug. 27.

11:Fire Chief Scotty Bush addresses the crowd at the groundbreaking for Fire Station 7. 12: The official design rendering of Fire Station 7 is unveiled at the groundbreaking ceremony. 13: Dirt is moved by the Hendersonville Aldermen during the Fire Station 7 groundbreaking ceremony. 14: Chancellor Louis Oliver renews his oath of office from fellow judge Joe Thompson. Photography by Rick Murray CONTINUED >

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15: Judge Dee Gay congratulates new Judge Ron Blanton at his swearing-in ceremony. 16: Judge Kee Bryant-McCormick receives a special addition to her robe after her swearing-in ceremony. 17: High school football "Friday Night Lights" returned to the Hendersonville area in late August. 18: A combined Celtic bagpipe and drum corps performs at the Highland Games on Sept. 10. 19: A kilt-clad competitor prepares to toss a weight as he competes in the Highland Games. 20 Scottish music abounded during the Highland Games at Sanders Ferry Park on Sept.

10-11. 21: Dancers perform a traditional Celtic dance during the Highland Games on Sept. 10-11. Photography by Rick Murray

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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses.

Walton Ferry Elementary 50th Anniversary Celebration Walton Ferry Elementary School in Hendersonville will be celebrating its 50th anniversary serving students in the community on Sunday, Oct. 23 at the school's 732 Walton Ferry Road campus. There will be food trucks, music and fun for everyone.

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Volunteer State Community College Restructures and Renames Upper Cumberland Locations Volunteer State Community College announced the restructuring of its Livingston and Cookeville centers to serve the education and workforce development needs of the Upper Cumberland region. Vol State aligned its Livingston and Cookeville centers into the Upper Cumberland Campus locations. The alignment now combines the centers into a shared organization that leverages resources between the two campus locations now called Vol State Upper Cumberland – Cookeville and Vol State Upper Cumberland – Livingston.

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New Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce Website Launched The Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce launched a new website for its members on Aug. 31. The website is completely redesigned from the original site, and it is filled with useful content for Chamber members, businesses seeking to join the Chamber and the public at large. The website may be reached at HendersonvilleChamber.com.

Photography Rick Murray

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Martin Tudon and his Meat Sweats' team deliver great food and service.

Texas-Style Grilling Is Alive And Well In Hendersonville ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY

Local Restaurateur Serves Up Barbecue and Brisket While Giving Back To The Community The Meat Sweats is Hendersonville's home for Texas-style smoked and grilled meats.

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Meat Sweats owner Martin Tudon poses by his food truck at a fundraiser.

Since the days of the Alamo, there has always been a special relationship between Texas and Tennessee. There are many commonalities between the two states, including history, culture and country music.

However, there is another strong tie between the two states that have risen to the top of the list in recent years – barbecue. From beef briskets to pulled pork to smoked chicken, Texas-style grilling has become all the rage in Tennessee, and in much of the rest of the nation, too.

According to an August 2022 survey conducted by BBQ Revolution, Texas barbecue was ranked the best in 33 out of 50 states.

Fortunately, Hendersonville has not missed out on the rise of the Texas food wave. Thanks to the efforts of a local entrepreneur, Texas food is alive and well in the City by the Lake at the Meat Sweats.

Owned and operated by former Texan and lifelong griller Martin Tudon, the Meat Sweats has been Hendersonville’s go-to place for great meats and sides since 2018.

“I have always loved to grill, whether to serve at church potluck dinners or to cater family events,” says Martin.

“After moving from the Lone Star State to Tennessee, I realized that I missed Texas home cooking, especially smoked brisket. As a result, I decided to start the Meat Sweats, along with my wife Kelly.”

The Meat Sweats is truly a meat lover’s delight. The restaurant specializes in meat by the pound, including smoked brisket, chicken, beef link, barbecue pork, ribs and burnt ends. The eatery also offers a wide variety of sides and desserts, as well as daily specials during its Tuesday through Friday schedule.

“Our most popular items are our signature brisket and our pork belly or brisket burnt ends,” says Martin.

“However, we offer many other customer favorites, including Tex-Mex specialties such as barbeque nachos, brisket burritos and hot chicken tacos.”

Although best known for its Hendersonville dine-in and take-out location, the Meat Sweats also operates a thriving catering and food truck business.

“Our current business breakdown is approximately 30% dine in, 20% take out, 20% catering and 10% food truck,” says Martin. “We are committed to making sure that our customers always receive the best food, service and prices, whether in the restaurant or at local events.”

Along with operating his business, Martin is also well known for giving back to the community. It is common to see Martin’s food truck providing food and drink to patrons of local events and fundraisers.

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The crowd lines up for Texas-style brisket at the Meat Sweats' food truck.

“My father emigrated to Texas from Mexico, and he paid a dear price for it. He always stressed to me that I should live a life of service. He instilled in me a love of people. I truly believe in serving my neighbors.

If we take care of our community, our community will take care of us.”

— Martin Tudon live a life of service,” says Martin. “He instilled in me a love of people. I truly believe in serving my neighbors. If we take care of our community, our community will take care of us.”

In June this year, Martin expanded the Meat Sweats’ presence to include a new location in White House. His future business plans include adding a butcher shop, a deli and an ice cream parlor/coffee house.

“I believe that to succeed in life and in business, we have to constantly grow and strive to be the best that we can be,” says Martin. “I am trying to follow my father’s advice to rest if I must, but never quit.”

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For Middle Tennessee brisket and barbecue lovers, the future looks bright. No longer do we have to pack up and travel to get the best in Texas-style cooking. Instead, we can get it right here at home at the Meat Sweats.

The Meat Sweats BBQ 393 East Main Street #2, Hendersonville, TN 37075 615.757.3736 TheMeatSweats.net

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L ighthouse On The Lake

HENDERSON VILLE'S PREMIER LAKESIDE EVENT CENTER SHINES ON SANDERS FERRY ROAD

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Since the dawn of seafaring, lighthouses have served as waypoints to guide mariners to their destinations.

Shining from rugged coasts and outlying islands, their bright lights have served as beacons to ensure safe journeys across the seas.

Although not near an ocean, Hendersonville is served by its own local lighthouse – the Lighthouse on the Lake.

Owned by Tim and Dr. Jewell Winn, the Lighthouse on the Lake is an upscale event center and private club located on Sanders Ferry Road. The owners bring a great deal of experience to the Lighthouse, with Tim having over 25 years of experience as a culinary chef and caterer, and Jewell’s 30 years in facilities management and administration.

“Our center can handle all types of events, including weddings, private parties, corporate functions and other special occasions,” says Jewell. “We also offer the Lighthouse Private Club, in which members enjoy facility access and VIP benefits for a monthly fee.”

Featuring a main banquet room and a lower-level hall that can handle 200 people each, the Lighthouse also offers other special accommodations that are specially designed for smaller, more intimate events.

“Along with our larger event floors, we also have an enclosed patio, a private green room, an outdoor patio,

full and minibars and staging,” says Jewell. “The possibilities are endless at the Lighthouse on the Lake.”

Complementing its event services, the Lighthouse also provides boutique and corporate catering services.

“We offer a full range of in-house catering services that are perfect for any special meeting or event,” says Jewell.

“Our culinary team can prepare delicious dishes to compliment any occasion. All catering engagements include a professional serving team and all dining accessories, including serving dishes, plates, glassware and flatware.”

Although specializing in private functions, the Lighthouse on the Lake also offers two weekly events that are open to the public – the Sunday jazz brunch and the Tuesday night jazz lounge.

“The Lighthouse Sunday All That Jazz Brunch is more than amazing food; it’s a complete experience built upon

“Our center can handle all types of events, including weddings, private parties, corporate functions and other special occasions. We also offer the Lighthouse Private Club, in which members enjoy facility access and VIP benefits for a monthly fee.”

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the vibe of live music,” says Jewell. “Guests can dine from a hearty buffet or from our ala carte menu while enjoying specialty drinks such as our ‘Timosas’ made with Tim’s Southern Tea.” As with the brunch, the Tuesday night jazz lounge is also filled with the strains of music.

The lounge is open weekly from 6:30 – 8:30 in the evening, and it features free live entertainment that makes for a special ambiance. A menu is also available, along with a cash bar.

Whether a private function or weekly jazz brunch or lounge, the Lighthouse on the Lake is the place to go.

Lighthouse on the Lake 133 Sanders Ferry Road, Hendersonville, TN 37075 615.590.7068 LighthouseOnTheLake.com

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Alaskan snow crab is one of the most popular entree items for tourists and locals.

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Travel Is Back ROSEMARY BIANCHI There is nothing quite like a vacation to help you escape from the cares of the world.

From exotic destinations to intimate local bed and breakfasts, a well-planned getaway helps everyone recharge their internal batteries. In addition, travelers get to partake in regional food and drink options to better experience local culture.

Taking vacations since 2020 has been difficult in many cases due to pandemic restrictions and venue closings. However, with vaccines and new treatments, Covid has become much more manageable, leading to a travel resurgence.

While some people prefer to plan their own travel itineraries, seasoned travelers often choose to seek the advice and expertise of professional travel advisors. One of the most experienced travel professionals in our area is Rosemary Bianchi, owner of Bianchi Travel.

“I have been a professional travel advisor for over 12 years,” says Rosemary. “I have a passion for travel, and I love helping my clients plan vacations to ‘bucket list’ destinations that will bring them memories for a lifetime.”

Through her agency, Rosemary offers her clients a wide range of services, including destination selection, itinerary scheduling and support during any unplanned travel disruptions.

“After consulting with my clients, I do all the planning for them,” says Rosemary. “My goal is for every client to have a worry-free travel experience.”

WHAT ARE THE MOST POPULAR TRAVEL DESTINATIONS FOR LOCAL TRAVELERS? “While my clients travel across the country and around the world, the most requested vacations are to Mexico, Jamaica and Alaska.”

WHY MEXICO? “Mexico draws thousands of tourists each year to experience the country’s beautiful beaches, historic sites and friendly people. Along with being very budget-friendly, Mexico offers activities for everyone, including swimming with whale sharks in Isla Mujeres, touring the El Arco Arch in Cabo and whale watching on the Pacific coast.”

“Visitors to Mexico also get to dine on authentic Mexican food, including such sumptuous dishes as tacos, tamales and polzole. Diners also have their choice of traditional Mexican libations, such as tequilas, margaritas, Palomas and agua frescas.”

WHY JAMAICA? “Jamaica has a rich history of hospitality that goes well with its beautiful beaches, exotic resorts and incredible food. Tourists have a wide variety of activities from which to choose, including snorkeling, rafting, swimming and visiting historic sites, including the Bob Marley Museum.”

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Sunsets in Jamaica are made even more special with local rum cocktails.

Mexican cuisine is one of the most popular travel attractions.

ackee, salt fish and pepper pot soup. Jamaica is also home to some of the best rums in the world which make for tasty cocktails, such as rum punch, grog, Bob Marleys and Mai Tais.”

WHY ALASKA? “Alaska has a rich, rugged history that is perfect for travelers with adventurous spirits. From beautiful glaciers to majestic mountains to an abundance of wildlife, visitors could stay for a month or more and still not see it all. Some of the top ‘must see’ destinations are Denali National Park, the Tracy Arm Fjord and the Alaska Highway.”

“From a dining perspective, Alaska is the home for fresh seafood, including King crab and salmon, as well as several exotic dishes, such as reindeer sausage and yak meat.

Libations popular with the locals include birch cider, Mamie Taylors and hot buttered rum.”

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ARTICLE BY LISA MOYER, LAUREN LANE CULINARIAN AND LEANN PARKER OF SILVERTOOTH HOME PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES

HOST YOU R OW N FOOTBA LL TA ILGATE PA RT Y

It’s officially fall, football and tailgating season, and you can feel the excitement in the air. Kick off your party by inviting your favorite fans over, then entertain in effortless Americana style with these latest styling tips hosted by experts Lauren Lane Culinarian and LeAnn Parker of Silvertooth Home. You’ll earn hearty cheers for your hosting skills with these charming tailgating DIY tutorials plus original recipes upstyled for a modern spin on stadium comfort food. It’s the ultimate outdoor game-day experience you can enjoy in your own backyard or anywhere you love to gather your team for the season.

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Truck: Sweet Streams Lavender Co. @sweetstreamslavender Recipes: Lauren Lane @lauren_lane_culinarian Stylist: LeAnn Parker @silvertoothhome Photography: @uncommon.jane

It’s the ultimate outdoor game-day experience you can enjoy in your own backyard or anywhere you love to gather your team for the season.

Praline Pecan Crunch Snack Mix Ingredients • 8 cups brown sugar or cinnamon cereal squares • 1 cup pecan halves • 1/3 cup light corn syrup • 1/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar • 3 tablespoons butter • 1 teaspoon vanilla • 1/2 teaspoon baking soda • 2 cups white chocolate-covered pretzels • 1 cup salted peanuts • 2 packages of large waffle cones or paper bags Instructions 1. Heat oven to 250°F. Spray a 13 x 9-inch baking pan with non-stick cooking spray. Combine cereal and pecans in pan and set aside.

2. In a 4-cup microwaveable bowl, combine corn syrup, brown sugar and butter spread. Microwave on HIGH 1 minute 30 seconds. Stir. Microwave 30 seconds to 1 minute 30 seconds or until boiling.

3. Stir vanilla and baking soda into mixture. Pour over cereal mixture; stir to coat evenly. Bake for 1 hour, stirring every 20 minutes. Spread on baking sheet and cool completely; break into pieces. When cooled, add peanuts and pretzels.

Makes about 10-11 cups. Store tightly covered.

LeAnn’s Tailgate Styling • • • • • • • • •

Plaid Throw Blankets Throw Pillows Large Round Baskets Wooden Crates Foam Fingers Large Chalkboard Chalkboard Pennant Banner Touches of green (hydrangeas, fresh sage) Football Goalpost (DIY instructions at Silvertooth Home blog)

LeAnn can’t wait to see what you create for your own tailgate party. Tag her on IG @silvertoothhome and #silvertoothhome so she can share. Go Team!

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Football Apple Hand Pies Apple Hand Pies are a perfect hand-held dessert that tastes like fall Ingredients • 21 ounces apple pie filling, store bought or homemade below (you won’t need it all) • 1 tablespoon cinnamon • 2 package pie crusts (4 crusts), I use Pillsbury • 1 egg • 1 teaspoon milk • Store-bought icing in a tube for laces (optional) Instructions 1. Preheat oven to 425°F. 2. Chop apple pie filling into small pieces and mix with cinnamon. Beat the egg with milk until combined.

3. Roll out the pie dough to ⅛-inch thick and cut the dough into12 football shapes.

4. Add 1 ½ tablespoons apple pie filling to 6 of the footballs.

5. Brush egg wash around the edges and top with remaining 6 football shapes. Use a fork to crimp the edges firmly together.

Make two slits on the top of the pie.

6. Brush with the remaining egg wash and bake for 12 minutes.

7. After cooled, pipe on laces with icing if using.

Notes • Hand pies can be baked in an air fryer for 8-10 minutes at 350°F. • Any flavor of pie filling may be substituted.

Lauren Lane wants to introduce you to stress-free cooking and effortless entertaining…by sharing many of the strategies, tips and tricks she’s discovered from her own imperfect and often humorous path to cooking and entertaining.

Blog: Lauren-Lane.com Instagram: @Lauren_Lane_Culinarian Pinterest: Pinterest.com/LaurenLaneBlog

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100%

4

4

2 3

1014 MERRICK RD

659900

710000

108%

6

4

583 Nottingham Ave

739900

739900

100%

15

4

3

983 Luxborough Dr

748900

748900

100%

8

4

3

998 Luxborough Drive

761000

769900

101%

30

4

3

571 Snap Dragon Lane

765900

813918

106%

16

4

3

111 Flintshire Ln

779900

772000

99%

10

4

3

2140 Gorden Xing

795000

795000

100%

15

4

3

1501 Newmans Trl

799000

799900

100%

10

3

2

1736 Saundersville Rd

819900

819900

100%

0

4

3 3

567 Snap Dragon Ln

842538

842538

100%

0

4

101 Loch Leven Way

899900

850000

94%

2

4

3

103 Dunbar Ct 1724 Dickerson Bay Dr

901800 950000

901800 800000

100% 84%

0 9

4 4

3 3

586 Forest Retreat Rd

999900

970000

97%

0

4

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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and not a complete list of activity.

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

OCTOBER 1ST

Spirits of Sumner Candlelight Cemetery Tour

H I STO R I C GA L L AT I N C I T Y C E ME T E RY | 5 :0 0 P M The Gallatin City Cemetery is home to old-fashioned tombstones and towering memorials that date back to 1814. Many of Sumner County’s most fascinating characters are buried in this cemetery.

During the tour, guests will hear some of their stories as they follow the candlelit cemetery path. Tours begin at 5pm and a new tour starts approximately every five minutes.

OCTOBER 16TH

Cupolaloo

H I STO R I C C O ME R B A R N , GA L L AT I N | 1 2:0 0 P M Spend a day with the family enjoying a great collection of live music, food trucks and fall fun for everyone at the Cupolaloo Festival held at Gallatin's Comer Barn. Sponsored by the Preservation Foundation of Sumner County, the event will feature a variety of fun activities from noon until dark on Sunday, Oct. 16.

OCTOBER 3 0 TH

Sumner Fest

SANDERS FERRY PARK | 4:00 PM Sumner Fest at The City by the Lake is Sumner County’s premier hot air balloon festival. Nestled on the shoreline of Old Hickory Lake, Sanders Ferry Park is the idyllic backdrop for a celebration filled with food, fun, and non-stop entertainment. With dozens of vendors and food trucks, everyone will enjoy a night at Sumner Fest.

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