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The Hendersonville Standard For the Latest News: www.hendersonvillestandard.com The Hendersonville Standard is a once a week community newspaper serving Hendersonville, Tennessee.

Hendersonville is a city in Sumner County, Tennessee, on Old Hickory Lake. Hendersonville was settled around 1784 by Daniel Smith when he began work on Rock Castle. In 1790, William Henderson, for whom the area was named, settled in. With the completion of the Old Hickory Dam in 1954, the city of Hendersonville started to grow into the most populous city of Sumner County and also one of the most populous suburbs of Nashville, along with Franklin and Murfreesboro.

11/28/2025

📚COMING SOON | What's Cool in School - Special Episode✨

Catch a special episode of What’s Cool in School next Tuesday! Stefanie Miller highlights STEM at Smyrna Elementary, the arts at Thurman Francis, and both STEM and STEAM at Christiana Middle.

Watch the episode LIVE next Tuesday! Tap link to watch ALL episodes on YouTube https://buff.ly/527szUE

Black Friday clearly puts many people in the mood to spend. But it’s what comes next, Small Business Saturday, that dire...
11/28/2025

Black Friday clearly puts many people in the mood to spend. But it’s what comes next, Small Business Saturday, that directly impacts communities across Tennessee.

Not long ago, Black Friday was simply the day to shop on Friday after Thanksgiving. Now, judging by the TV commercials and pop-up ads, it seems to start the morning after Halloween. Black Friday clearly puts many people in the mood to spend. But it’s what comes next, Small Business Saturday, that ...

It's your LAST DAY to enter for a chance to win 4 tickets to Zoolumination at the Nashville Zoo🌟Visit the Zoo and experi...
11/28/2025

It's your LAST DAY to enter for a chance to win 4 tickets to Zoolumination at the Nashville Zoo🌟

Visit the Zoo and experience Zoolumination - Chinese Festival of Lights. The country's largest Chinese lantern festival featuring magical scenes of more than 1,000 custom-made silk lanterns bigger and brighter than ever!

Hurry because you can only enter once per day and entries will only be accepted until 11 pm on Friday, Nov 28! Random drawing will be held Dec 1.

Link 👉 https://buff.ly/YbPPL2P

Displayed for the last time in 1967, Fred Harvey Sr.'s nativity scene at Centennial Park lives on in the memories of Nas...
11/28/2025

Displayed for the last time in 1967, Fred Harvey Sr.'s nativity scene at Centennial Park lives on in the memories of Nashville residents and in L.A. Wilson’s book, “Once Upon a Nashville Night: The Story of Mr. Harvey’s Nativity Scene.”❄️

Tap the link for more details 👉 https://buff.ly/3ywVOUm

The cost of ingredients of a typical Thanksgiving dinner in Tennessee is up by 10.5 percent in 2025, according to survey...
11/28/2025

The cost of ingredients of a typical Thanksgiving dinner in Tennessee is up by 10.5 percent in 2025, according to surveys and data collected by the University of Tennessee Extension’s consumer economics leadership team led by Professor Ann Berry.

The cost of ingredients of a typical Thanksgiving dinner in Tennessee is up by 10.5 percent in 2025, according to surveys and data collected by the University of Tennessee Extension’s consumer economics leadership team led by Professor Ann Berry. Faculty, specialists and agents on the Department o...

A number of Hendersonville area-educators were recognized last week by Sumner County Schools with a variety of awards.
11/28/2025

A number of Hendersonville area-educators were recognized last week by Sumner County Schools with a variety of awards.

A number of Hendersonville area-educators were recognized last week by Sumner County Schools with a variety of awards. George Whitten Elementary first-grade teacher Gentry Morrison was named Sumner County Elementary Rookie Teacher of the Year. Morrison was surprised by Superintendent Dr. Scott Langf...

11/28/2025

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Nov. 28, 2025
Today we watch a segment from the Nov. 18 episode of Community Checkup where we speak with STARS-Nashville CEO, Rodger Dinwiddie.

After a memorial game held in honor of the late Don Dallenbach in April, Nashville Fire Hockey and Hendersonville Firefi...
11/28/2025

After a memorial game held in honor of the late Don Dallenbach in April, Nashville Fire Hockey and Hendersonville Firefighters Association Local 3460 presented a $3,000 donation this month to Mary’s Magical Place, an all-inclusive playground in Hendersonville.

After a memorial game held in honor of the late Hendersonville Fire Department Captain Don Dallenbach in April, Nashville Fire Hockey and Hendersonville Firefighters Association Local 3460 presented a $3,000 donation this month to Mary’s Magical Place, an all-inclusive playground in Hendersonville...

Enter for a chance to win 4 tickets to Zoolumination at the Nashville Zoo🌟Visit the Zoo and experience Zoolumination - C...
11/27/2025

Enter for a chance to win 4 tickets to Zoolumination at the Nashville Zoo🌟

Visit the Zoo and experience Zoolumination - Chinese Festival of Lights. The country's largest Chinese lantern festival featuring magical scenes of more than 1,000 custom-made silk lanterns bigger and brighter than ever!

Hurry because you can only enter once per day and entries will only be accepted until 11 pm on Friday, Nov 28! Random drawing will be held Dec 1.

Link 👉 https://buff.ly/YbPPL2P

When a group of neighbors heard a 15-acre plot of land adjacent to the Walton Ferry Arboretum was for sale, their concer...
11/27/2025

When a group of neighbors heard a 15-acre plot of land adjacent to the Walton Ferry Arboretum was for sale, their concerns drove them to start Keep Walton Ferry Green, an organized effort to explore options to protect the property.

When a group of neighbors heard a 15-acre plot of land adjacent to the Walton Ferry Arboretum was for sale, their concerns drove them to start a group to share information, which grew into Keep Walton Ferry Green, an organized effort to explore options to protect the property. “Our main concern is...

This Thanksgiving season, I am focusing on the things I sometimes take for granted as I strive to be a more thankful per...
11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving season, I am focusing on the things I sometimes take for granted as I strive to be a more thankful person.

This Thanksgiving season, I am focusing on the things I sometimes take for granted as I strive to be a more thankful person. There are some things I don’t take for granted, such as my health. As I grow older and my health begins to decline, I am reminded what a blessing it is to enjoy good health....

The Hendersonville Police Department’s Santa Cop program dates back to 1992, begun by the department’s administrative st...
11/27/2025

The Hendersonville Police Department’s Santa Cop program dates back to 1992, begun by the department’s administrative staff and officers who came into contact with families in the city who were in need.

The holiday season is here, and with it, the approaching deadline for Santa Cop applications. Hendersonville Police Department’s Santa Cop program dates back to 1992, begun by the department’s administrative staff and officers who came into contact with families in the city who were in need. “...

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