Hendersonville, TN June 2023

Cheers to the Gents!

After a wet and windy May, June has finally arrived in Hendersonville. With school out for the summer, it is finally time to slow down a bit and savor the warmer weather with family and friends.

Although the summer solstice doesn’t officially arrive until June 21st, your Hendersonville Lifestyle team is already in full vacation mode, and we are ready to help our readers celebrate the season.

June is also the month in which we celebrate Father’s Day, the day that we take the time to show our dads how much we love and appreciate them. In recognition of this special holiday, we dedicate the June issue of Hendersonville Lifestyle to honoring all the special men in our lives.

We begin this month’s journey by introducing you to three outstanding gentlemen who have gone above and beyond to make the City by the Lake such a great place to live.

Next, we visit with a local speaker and transformation coach who helps his clients achieve their goals through personal empowerment.

Continuing, we take you to the Hendersonville Utility District, which recently celebrated 75 years of providing pure, clean water for our community.

Moving on, we spice things up a bit by sitting down with a local actor who has helped to bring professional theater to the City by the Lake.

Finally, we take a look at recent Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce event that honored eight local men who have made their mark in our community.

Along the way, be sure to check out our City Scene and Business Monthly sections. They are chock full of the latest info on many of the great happenings taking place in our fair city.

Okay, Fellas… It’s your month. Thank you for all that you do for your families and for our community.

Stay safe, Hendersonville. We’ll see you around town soon.

June 2023

PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@citylifestyle.com

EDITOR

Rick Murray | rick.murray@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Rick Murray

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Rick Murray, John Watson, Karlyn Stanley

Corporate Team

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CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry

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ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

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PEACE OF MIND LIVING AT ALBUM

INDIAN LAKE

55+ Active Adult Community

Greystar is excited to bring their newest Album community to Hendersonville. The Album lifestyle is highly sought after by young at heart, 55+ active adults. It’s perfect for those looking for more in life, style, community, and activities.

Welcome to a carefree, maintenance-free living in a controlled-access community designed to be empowering as well as peaceful. Lead your life, as you see fit, and with time to spare, in a place where the feeling is one of excitement for what the future holds.

At Album Indian Lake, you’ll find sophisticated residences

with modern features in addition to stimulating onsite offerings and beautiful social spaces to enjoy. They’ll be conveniently just outside your door; no need to drive anywhere! Your day might begin with coffee with new friends and then to the activities calendar to decide how your day will take shape. There is so much to do here. Each day will be full of variety and fun.

Album is the perfect place to share your passions, find new ones, and make friends easily along the way. What truly sets Album apart is the opportunity to have a real say in the active lifestyle clubs and events. Residents will create,

contribute their talents, and run the clubs/events they want. Examples include teaching a cooking class, meeting up for happy hour (and yappy hours), walking club, flower arranging, movie/ game night, and seasonally inspired events. The only limit is your imagination.

Album Indian Lake is now open! Our team will be happy to provide you with more information about available apartment homes. Whether you are considering downsizing yourself or have a loved one far away that you want close, Album is an exciting option right here in Hendersonville!

Date: Wednesday, July 27th Time: 4:00pm — 5:00pm

Where: Album Indian Lake 109 Cinema Drive Hendersonville, TN 37075

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city scene

Where neighbors can see and be seen.

1: Grace Place Executive Manager Lisa Jo Anderson conducts a quiz during the organization’s annual luncheon. 2: Jamie Abbott offers remarks during the Grace Place Ministry annual luncheon on Apr. 20. 3: Grace Place Executive Director Desneige VanCleve shares a moment with one of her former families. 4: Grace Place Executive Director Desneige VanCleve addresses a crowd of 1,000 attendees on Apr. 20. 5: Signage welcomed golfers to the Hendersonville Chamber’s annual golf outing on Apr. 24. 6: Marketing Director Tory Daugherity represented Hendersonville Medical Center during the annual Chamber golf outing. 7: Golfers get underway at Bluegrass Country Club during the Hendersonville Chamber scramble on Apr. 24. Photography by Rick Murray

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8: Duffers chased par and good times during the annual Chamber golf outing on Apr. 24. 9: Susan Prado, Cheryl Stritchik and Susan Hunter pose during the Monthaven Moonlight and Magnolias event. 10: Festively-attired guests had a great time during the Monthaven gala on Apr. 29. 11: Artist Stans Namin poses with David and Aubrey Dodson during the 2023 Monthaven gala. 12: New Chamber members are recognized during the State of the City event on May 2. 13: Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary delivers the annual State of the City address on May 2. 14: Preschoolers from the Goddard School lead the pledge of allegiance at the May Chamber meeting. Photography by Rick Murray

business monthly

A round-up of exciting news from local businesses.

Epiphany Wellness Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for Epiphany Wellness at its new location at 145 Anderson Lane in Hendersonville on Apr. 20.

Monthaven at the Streets Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting

The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center's new gallery at the Streets of Indian Lake on Apr. 26.

B&S Harris Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for B&S Harris Enterprises at its 366 West Main Street location on Apr. 27.

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MEN MAKING A DIFFERENCE

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY

THREE HENDERSONVILLE GENTLEMEN WHO MAKE THE CITY BY THE LAKE SHINE

Kenny Nolen

WHO ARE YOU?

“I am a recently retired fire marshal and fire investigator for the City of Hendersonville. I spent 21 years in fire services, and I also have served nearly 25 years with the city’s police department in both full-time and reserve roles.”

COMMUNITY?

“I have been involved in helping plan many of the city’s largest events over the years, including Freedom Fest and Sumner Fest. I am also an active Mason.”

MOTIVATION?

“I am inspired by my friends and family. I am always learning something new from them – they help keep me focused and on track.”

WHY HENDERSONVILLE AND SUMNER COUNTY?

“I have lived in the area most of my life, and I have seen it grow a lot over the years. However, despite all the changes that I have seen, I will always call our community home.”

GREATEST LIFE LESSON?

“While it is important to help others, you have to always make time for yourself. You must prioritize your own needs and happiness.”

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE YOUR YOUNGER SELF?

“Nothing. I have been blessed in my life, and I am pleased with how things have turned out for me.”

Jeff “Shannon” Hawkins

WHO ARE YOU?

“I am a radio personality at WHIN radio, and I also serve as an emcee and a voice over artist. In years past, I was a professional photographer.”

COMMUNITY?

“I am involved with most of the Hendersonville Chamber events, from helping to set up and serving as emcee as needed. I also produce Sumner County Spotlight, which is a weekly radio show that showcases people and organizations that are doing great things in our community.”

MOTIVATION?

“Audiences motivate me to deliver my very best, whether I am speaking or running the soundboard. I am also inspired by my wife and Hendersonville Chamber President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins. I love to hear her speak, teach and motivate others.”

WHY HENDERSONVILLE AND SUMNER COUNTY?

“Our community eagerly embraces newcomers. Living here makes you feel like this is where you were always meant to be.”

GREATEST LIFE LESSON?

“My greatest lesson has been to respect others, and to help them succeed in their journey.”

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE YOUR YOUNGER SELF?

“Save your money. Start saving early and save often.”

WHO ARE YOU?

“I am an emergency room physician and the medical director for TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center and TriStar Portland. I have been in practice for 37 years.”

COMMUNITY?

“I mentor high school students who are interested in exploring the healthcare field by allowing them to shadow me and my team in the emergency room. I also work with college students to help them earn their required volunteer hours for medical school consideration. In April, I was honored to be recognized for my work by two different organizations – Envision Physician Services (Care Deeply award) and the Hendersonville Chamber (Healthcare Impact award).

MOTIVATION?

“I am motivated by situations and problems that need solutions. I do my best to serve any person who needs help.”

WHY HENDERSONVILLE AND SUMNER COUNTY?

“Our community is warm and welcoming, and it has become my home. I have been privileged to serve my fellow neighbors for 31 years.”

GREATEST LIFE LESSON?

“Over the years, I have learned that the wisdom in Ecclesiastes 11:1 is true – ‘Cast your bread upon the waters, for after many days you will find it again.’”

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE YOUR YOUNGER SELF?

“My advice to my younger self would be to start with God. The first step in learning is bowing down to God – only fools thumb their noses at such wisdom and learning!”

Dr. Duane Harrison

"As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." Dr. Duane Harrison, quoted from Proverbs 27:17

The Mindset Doctor Is In

Local Transformation Coach Helps Empower Clients

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY

Life is unpredictable.

Most of the time, it moves along at a certain pace that surrounds people with security. However, sometimes it can take an unexpected turn that that results in an entirely different trajectory.

Such is the case in the life of Dr. Justin Moseley.

A well-known local chiropractor, Justin and his wife Dr. Courtney Moseley founded Music City Health Center in Hendersonville in 2012. Their practice was dedicated to treating patients and helping them learn how to improve their physical health. As part of this effort, Justin spent considerable time speaking to groups about how to lead healthier lives.

Thanks to the Moseleys’ hard work and community outreach, their clinic thrived and became very successful. It seemed that everything was going their way – until 2018.

That year, Justin experienced a serious accident that resulted in a near-death experience which would profoundly change his life.

During his lengthy recuperative process, Justin had a lot of time to think. Despite the stress and pain of recovery, he realized that he was fortunate and that he had been given a second chance.

“Before the accident, my life revolved around our practice. I was content to just help local folks improve their health,” says Justin. “However, after my mishap, my focus shifted. I no longer wanted to just change local lives; I wanted to change lives around the world.”

Once he had recovered, Justin decided that he wanted to expand his public speaking prowess to address more than just physical health issues. He spent a great deal of time listening to and following influential

motivational speakers as a way to hone his own presentation techniques.

“I adapted techniques that I learned from some of the world’s most dynamic transformation coaches, including my personal favorite, Tony Robbins,” says Justin. “Eventually, my own unique style began to emerge, which I describe as inspiring and empowering.”

Since 2018, Justin has spoken at events all over the United States, as well as in several foreign countries. He recently became a TEDx presenter, which has significantly expanded his speaking opportunities at larger conferences.

“During my talks, I don’t speak to the audience. Instead, I speak for the audience,” says Justin. “Too many professional speakers make their talks more about themselves than the needs of the audience. I differentiate myself by focusing on delivering value to my audience. I speak to transform, not merely inform.”

Most of Justin’s clients know him as “The Mindset Doctor”, a name he acquired at a conference several years ago.

“Once, I was speaking at a Mastermind retreat when a man approached me during a break,” says Justin. “He said ‘I love what you do. You’re the Mindset Doctor.’ The name stuck, and I have been the Mindset Doctor ever since.”

Justin takes no ownership for the topics he chooses for his presentation. Instead, he is quick to give the credit to a higher power.

“I am a man of faith, and I believe that my messages are inspired by what God puts on my heart to share,” says Justin. “I feel that I am meant to speak on topics that will help people maximize their potential and become the best versions of themselves.”

WaterLife's Essence

Hendersonville Utility District Celebrates Its Diamond Jubilee

Hendersonville Utility District's newest water plant is located at Savo Bay on Old Hickory Lake.

General Manager Joe Rewa addresses the crowd during HUD's 75th anniversary celebration.

“If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water.”

Loren Eiseley

Water – the ultimate source of life.

From expansive seas and oceans to the tiniest streams, all water is precious, and it is vital for the  survival of all living things.

Properly managed, water is the ultimate recyclable resource. The water that we use today has been used over and over again since the world was created.

However, many regions of the world do not enjoy access to safe and available fresh water supplies. Hardly a day goes by without major news organizations reporting the emergence of yet another water crisis somewhere.

Members of HUD's team pose in front of the district's main office.

Meghan Rewa and Mary Gauerke share a moment during the HUD celebration.

Water shortages arise from many causes, including drought, overpopulation and changes in weather patterns. Parched equatorial regions in emerging countries are affected the most; however, the United States is also vulnerable to water crises, as is evident in the arid southwest.

Due to foresight and planning by the Hendersonville Utility District (HUD), local residents and businesses have been able to avoid these issues. The City by the Lake has been privileged to enjoy a safe and plentiful source of fresh water for 75 years.

“Water infrastructure provided through the district has been a catalyst for Hendersonville’s residential and business growth. The city’s abundant water resources have helped the city to become a premier residential location for many artists, entrepreneurs and business professionals,” says Brenda Payne, former executive director of the Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce and Volunteer State Community College Foundation. “Hendersonville Utility District has been

instrumental in helping our city to thrive. We should be forever grateful for the vision and support of the district.”

Brenda’s comments were echoed by former Sumner County Mayor Anthony Holt.

“When I was county mayor, I enjoyed working with the Hendersonville Utility District team, and I appreciate the vision that they have for our community,” says Holt. “Their commitment to providing dependable water and sewer services at great prices has helped the district to become one of the premier utility providers in the region.”

In recognition of the district’s 75th anniversary, HUD held a special celebration event at its main office on Apr. 14. Hundreds of people attended the event, which featured food trucks, giveaways, games and a special display of the district’s history, as told through photographs and publications. The highlight of the day was a commemorative ribbon cutting hosted by the Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce.

The Hendersonville Chamber held a ribbon cutting ceremony for HUD's 75th anniversary.

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Lights, Camera, Action... Greg Wilson

“Without wonder and insight, acting is just a business. With it, it becomes creation.”

Bette Davis

Acting is one of the oldest and most challenging of the creative arts. From school performances to community theater to blockbuster motion pictures, gifted actors are able to both entertain and inspire their audiences.

Dramas, comedies, musicals – they touch our souls in ways that few other art forms can achieve. Skillfully scored, scripted and delivered, performance pieces can challenge our

convictions and teach us new insights into our world.

One of the hallmarks of great communities is the presence of a thriving arts scene. From portrait galleries to concert venues, performing arts enhance livability by expanding local culture.

Fortunately, Hendersonville is blessed with multiple arts outlets, including its own professional theater troupe – Actors Point Theater Company. 40-year veteran actor, director and coach Greg Wilson founded Actors Point in 2008 in recognition of his

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desire to bring top quality professional productions to the City by the Lake.

“In 2008, when the economy got tough, I started investigating the top cities across America that did not experience major downturns,” says Greg. “To my surprise, I noticed that the top 25 cities that still had growth during the recession had one thing in common – they all had professional theater companies. As a result of this discovery, I resolved to start Actors Point so that Hendersonville and Sumner County residents could enjoy live productions without having the inconvenience and expense of having to drive to Nashville.”

Greg began acting in high school when a friend talked him into playing an extra in a performance of “Flash Gordon.” As soon as the production ended, he realized that he was hooked, and that he had contracted an incurable strain of the acting bug.

“Prior to my first play, I was having a lot of success as an athlete, particularly in baseball, football and wrestling,” says Greg. “However, after that play, I gave up all of the sports to concentrate on the theatrical arts. From that point on, I decided that theater, both on and off stage, was going to be my life.”

After high school, Greg attended the Professional Theater Training Program at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. The program incorporated top tier acting coaches and teachers from influential conservatory programs such as Julliard, NYU and Carnegie Mellon.

“At the university, our teachers had us explore such famous acting legends as Stanislavsky, Adler, Meisner, Spolin and Grotowski,” says Greg. “I ended up patterning my own style by adopting techniques from each of them. That training has helped me greatly in my roles as an actor, coach and director.”

Greg has also been influenced by his older brother, who is a well-respected drummer in the

world of jazz and blues. His dedication to his music and his work ethic have inspired Greg to constantly work at his craft.

“My brother has played with a lot of famous musicians, including Stevie Ray Vaughn and B.B. King,” says Greg. “He got to this level by practicing his drumming for hours every day, starting when he was eight-years-old. Today, he is 70, and he still practices for two to three hours each day. If you are going to be a professional and a master of your craft, that’s what it takes.”

Over his multi-decade career, Greg has directed and acted in many different types of productions, and he has enjoyed working with all of them.  However, he has a particular love for the classics, such as “My Fair Lady”, “Steel Magnolias” and the works of William Shakespeare.

“Classical works inspire me, and they continue to influence modern stage productions to this day,” says Greg. “We wouldn’t have such masterpieces as ‘Hamilton’ without the foundations built by the likes of Shakespeare and Rogers and Hammerstein.”

Since its inception, Actors Point has made a significant impact upon the Hendersonville arts  scene. Along with staging multiple productions each year, the company has also offered annual summer theater camps which have been attended by hundreds of young people, ranging from kindergarten to college age.

“Our camps are designed to be fun-filled experiences for students where they learn far more than just basic theater concepts,” says Greg. “We teach them lifelong skills in areas such as oral communication, creative problem solving, motivation, commitment, self-confidence, adaptability, flexibility and the ability to work under pressure.”

Actor, director, teacher and coach – Greg Wilson is a renaissance man and a Hendersonville treasure.

"Never stop training. Never stop building your craft. There is a price to pay but it's worth it."

Greg Wilson

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Celebrating LOCAL MEN of Impact

The 2nd annual Men Impacting the Community Awards celebration was held at Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club on Friday, Mar. 24. Sponsored by the Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce, the event honored local men who have made a difference in the community.

Over 200 guests attended the event, which celebrated male business and non-profit professionals and their accomplishments in Hendersonville. Over thirty men were nominated by their peers, and eight were selected as 2023 award winners.

The event began with a welcome from Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary. Following the Mayor’s remarks, WZTV Fox 17 News Anchor Scott Couch took over the program as event emcee. Along with the awards, the ceremony also featured presentations from Dewayne Scott, Brian Manning and John Belman.

The event highlight was the presentation of awards to eight men chosen from over thirty nominees. The impact award winners included Larry Atwell – American Legion Post 290 (Military), Dr. Duane Harrison – TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center (Healthcare), Tim Koly – Ellis Middle School (Education), Joshua Jones – HYPE (Nonprofit), Darren Rager – Knox Doss Middle School (First Responder), Dennis Tulpa – Studio Bank (Young Professional), Taylor Milliken – Milosi Landscaping (Business) and Jimmy Johnston – Forward Sumner (Legacy).

After the awards, Grammy winning singer Billy Gaines closed out the event with an inspirational musical performance.

Hendersonville Chamber Fetes Community Champions

Dennis Tulpa accepts the Young Professionals Impact award.

Dr. Duane Harrison receives the Healthcare Impact award.

Dewayne Scott presents to the crowd.

Sumner Sheriff's Deputy Darren Roger receives the First Responder Impact award.

Taylor Milliken accepts the 2023 Business Impact award.

Joshua Jones receives the award for Nonprofit Impact.

Larry Atwell receives the Military Impact award.

Tim Koly accepts the Education Impact award.

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MAKE AN IMPACT FOR DAD

What do you buy for the man who has everything? Perhaps an experience oriented around what dads value most – time together – is just what he needs. Fathers and father figures are invaluable in our lives. They help shape and mold us. They’re there for us and support us. If you haven’t already planned something special, take a look at our list of ideas and circle your favorites. If you have kids, let them join in the fun too!

Whether you decide to spend a day at home or enjoy a day on the town, these innovative celebration ideas will include fun for the whole family and make Dad feel loved. Whatever activity or surprise you land on to show your dad, husband, brother or father figure your appreciation for all they do, the most important thing is that you all get to spend some quality time together.

Memorable Ways to Celebrate The Father Figure in Your Life

LEARN ABOUT HIS FAMILY TREE

Family heritage websites can offer insight into dad’s past and be an interesting way to study the history of your family. Present Dad with a report on his ancestors or dig in together!

PLAN A STAYCATION

You don’t need to go very far to have a great time with Dad! Explore a new neck of your own woods with a family staycation. You can go out on the town, stay at a fancy hotel and maybe even enjoy some room service!

GO BIRD WATCHING

Lay out a blanket in your backyard and grab your binoculars for a peaceful, naturefilled day. Make a list of how many different kinds of birds you see and guess if you can identify them.

GO BOWLING

Bowling is a timeless classic Dad is sure to enjoy. Bonus if the bowling alley has an arcade, chicken wings and Dad’s favorite beverage of choice.

PLAY FRISBEE GOLF AS A FAMILY

Find a local frisbee golf course and grab a slot for the family to play. This activity is fun for both young and old and helps you take advantage of being in the beautiful outdoors together.

SPOIL HIM WITH BREAKFAST IN BED

Breakfast in bed isn’t just for Mother’s Day. Dads can enjoy it too! Whip up some of his favorite brunch treats and start Father’s Day off the right way.

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HAVE A WINE AND PAINT NIGHT

Sign up for an artistic experience at a local wine and paint shop so Dad can let his creative side show and you can have a custom piece of art for years to come.

TACKLE A TASK TOGETHER

Is Dad a hands-on guy? Why not spend the day constructing a tree house or painting a birdhouse? Or better yet, help him organize the garage or start a garage redesign.

DO A FITNESS CLASS TOGETHER

Consider signing him up for a fitness class together. Whether he likes cycling, boxing or HIIT, encourage him to be adventurous and try something new.

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FIRE UP THE BACKYARD GRILL

There’s no greater way to get to a Dad’s heart than the word “barbecue”. Grab extravagant meats like a rack of ribs or wagyu beef burgers and go to town.

CONSTRUCT SOMETHING OUT OF LEGOS

Harken back to Dad’s childhood with a specialty kit of legos. Embark on a family project of helping Dad build models of favorite movie props like the Death Star or Hogwarts castle.

HAVE AN OUTDOOR FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT

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HAVE A PIZZA PARTY

Everyone loves pizza. Make or buy some premade pizza dough and put different toppings in bowls and have Dad and the kids decorate it!

GO AXE-THROWING

Axe-throwing venues are still going strong across the country. Make an evening of it and practice your throwing skills!

COOK SOMETHING ADVENTUROUS

If some of Dad’s role models include Gordon Ramsay and Bobby Flay, consider thinking outside the box and create a meal with something you wouldn’t usually go for like bison burgers or grilled octopus tentacles. Tackling a complex recipe may seem challenging but the memories and the meal will be worth it.

GO ON A BIKE RIDE

Find a local trail you haven’t tried before, load up the bikes and set out for a day of riding. Finish off the day with a nice meal out after all your hard work.

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MAKE A TIME CAPSULE

Dig a hole in your backyard and have Dad help the kids gather items around the house (like a current newspaper or flyers) and put them in a waterproof bag.

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