Hendersonville, TN News

• Hendersonville, TN News
• Monster Mountain Presents: Necro-Pocalypse - Rise Of The Dead!
• HolidayFest 2011 welcomes Sponsors: The Academy of Indian Lake Village and Windham Professionals
• SHI Dedicates 4th Home in Sumner County for less fortunate
• Freedom Festival
• Parks Department Plant Tree for HolidayFest
• 5th Annual Hendersonville Classic
• Sumner County commissioner proposes iPads for members
• Hendersonville budget proposal would add 3 officers
• Sumner tea party shifts focus with Liberty Festival
• Rising crime rate has Sumner County jail nearing capacity
• State TCAP tests begin Wednesday
• Chamber Notes: New schools director will face important choices
• Storms damage at least 100 homes citywide
• Federal assistance might cover Sumner storm damage
• Hendersonville high-end restaurant, September's, to close
• Mayor: Hendersonville faces another 'very lean year'
• Sumner County school board could take county commission to court
• Sumner schools testing for radon
• Police: Hendersonville man caused 'significant injuries' to 11-year-old
• Child porn suspect owned martial arts studio
• Downed power lines, trees reported throughout Hendersonville
• Motorcyclist dies in New Shackle Island wreck
• 'Cooking material' caused fire that killed toddler
• Haslam: Republicans aren't 'after teachers'
• Ellis math teacher resigns after arrest
• Mother in critical condition from injuries sustained in fire
• Hendersonville to give away weather radios, smoke detectors
• Weather experts say to delay planting
• Dog Daze organizers seek booth vendors
• Fugitive who rammed cop car arrested in Hendersonville by U.S. Marshals
• Ellis Middle math teacher arrested on charges of theft
• Depositions show rift between Sumner school board, staff
• Girl, 2, dies in duplex fire; no smoke alarms found in home
• Tsuru friends bid Hendersonville farewell
• Gallatin woman accused of burglarizing flood-stricken home
• Girl, 2, killed in Hendersonville duplex fire
• Court orders Sumner school board to resume negotiations with teachers' union
• Hendersonville's population tops 50,000
• Hendersonville firefighter injured in wreck
• Schools need millions to fund massive technology upgrade
• Hendersonville man arrested on charges of child pornography
• Sumner County grew by 30,000 residents in the 2000s
• Tsuru, Hendersonville's sister city, spared in quake
• Sumner County's revenues about $.5 million from reappraisals
• Gang member faces more car burglary charges
• Lack of tornado sirens in Hendersonville ignites debate
• Roberts takes office with anti-tax vote
• Hopper honored for 'selfless act'
• Wine & Roses benefits local scholarship
• OLOL Annual Tablescapes and Fashion Winners
• Ellis wins state basketball championship
• Hendersonville robbery suspect tied to murder plot
• Sumner County Commission votes down school athletics fund
• Ellis Middle offers students math tutoring
• Shoplifters caught fleeing 'Streets'
• Beech Interact raises $1,800 to end polio
• Dismissed teacher Blake Kelley appeals Board's decision
• Sumner principal keeps salary after demotion to teacher
• 6 SCHS students accepted to governor's school
• Revolutionary War book donated to archives
• HPD officer on leave following domestic assault charges
• Neighbor saves woman from sinking car
• HolidayFest Board Welcomes New Members and Sets Dates
• SCHS students say stall door removal violates privacy
• TBI stats show Hendersonville crime drop
• Fourth liquor store expected for Hendersonville
• School's weathered flag retired at ceremony
• Longtime Hendersonville hospital nurse retires, reflects on career
• Thefts reported at humane society
• 90-year-old man resists armed robbery outside Verizon store
• Bill would prohibit negotiations between school boards and teachers' unions
• Roberts wins Republican nod for state Senate
• Sumner County Schools closed Friday
• Lim wins essay contest
• Hendersonville police revive search for missing mother
• Drunk drivers hit with sober lesson
• More charges brought against former HHS teacher
• U.S. Marshals finish sex offender sweep
• Apartment fire's cause remains unknown
• COLUMN: Snow days make for a school daze
• Respite program offers down time for parents
• New popcorn business delights kids of all ages
• State Senate candidates discuss issues at forum
• Howard P. Fulbright
• Ruth Ann Poole
• State education report card says Hendersonville school requires corrective action
• Police: Walmart employee approached 16-year-old for sex
• Sumner County's first baby of 2011 born at HMC
• Some vote in wrong ward after Hendersonville election snafu
• Man arrested for soliciting boy, 16, at Walmart
• Where to celebrate New Year's Eve in Hendersonville
• Early voting begins Tuesday
• Halo freed from agreement to pay for street improvements
• Tropical trees flourish in Hendersonville despite frigid temps
• Sam's Club could generate $1M in city tax revenue
• Sumner politicos weigh in on closed primaries
• Ferrell Haile appointed to fill Diane Black's state senate seat
• Hard work leads to extreme athelete's rebound
• Bonuses capped for some school employees
• Hawkins, Ellis launch anti-bullying program
• School, county finances consolidate
• Sara Elizabeth Carter
• Hendersonville police make second arrest in auto burglaries
• HHS teacher under investigation for illegal file sharing
• HPD takes crime-fighting online
• University campus to house 750 students
• Hendersonville man pleads guilty in tax scheme
• School employee bonuses in doubt
• County will vote again on school finance move
• Man gets 10 years for DUI death
• Union University plans $6M local campus
• Sumner County Commission to appoint interim state senator
• Reality show depicts local Raptors' coach
• Counterfeit money spotted at Sonic
• Second burglary suspect arrested
• Commando fans relish in revenge over Green Wave
• Home invasion suspect arrested
• Infant's death under investigation
• Fans gear up for Commando, Green Wave playoff
• Mayor: election results bode well for Hendersonville
• Sumner incumbents reelected as Republicans sweep House
• What's next for the 18th District Senate seat
• Santa Cop program benefits local children
• Pegram auto burglar confesses
• COLUMN: Clock is ticking on school director's search
• All Sumner County precincts reporting
• Weatherford wins sheriff's office in landslide
• Cunningham, Stamper elected to Board of Mayor and Aldermen
• HPD's Steffy promoted to investigator
• Sam's plans Hendersonville store, Rivergate store 'likely' to close
• Sam's Club plans Hendersonville store
• Drug survey gauges alcohol, drug abuse in teens' lives
• Teen drug, alcohol use rises among Sumner students
• City Hall repair moves forward
• More than 12,000 in Sumner cast ballots before election
• Hendersonville sued over drainage issue
• Hendersonville dentist will pay kids not to eat candy
• New police chief hopes to boost neighborhood watches
• Technically, masks violate Hendersonville city code
• David Ray Pryor
• In Hendersonville city elections, Republican Party puts price on support
• CORRECTION: Early voting times in Hendersonville
• Hendersonville woman charged with child neglect
• 'Dash & Bash' to benefit Arthritis Foundation
• Vol State seeks county funds for health building
• State House candidates debate jobs, health care
• Buyout fails for flood victims
• Hendersonville native appointed Obama's assistant secretary of energy
• Beech Elementary bookkeeper resigns amid theft investigation
• Trek and Treat tops $40K for lung cancer research
• Photographer chronicled nation's history
• Challengers beat incumbents in fundraising
• Teachers' union status could be decided in court
• Sumner County school board rejects teachers' union
• James Moore 'Jim' Dunn Jr.
• Main Street median under construction
• Hendersonville confirms Miller as police chief
• City planners recognized for land use plan
• 'Miracle' Meador to represent Nashville in Torch Run
• Shots fired outside local restaurant
• Program teaches job skills to disabled
• Pucks drop at new inline rinks
• Hendersonville dentist found dead in his office
• Main Street Arts - a new Artist Cooperative in Pleasant View, TN
• Hendersonville hospital to host 'mammogram parties'
• Hendersonville aldermanic candidates: Economy is city's biggest challenge
• Veterans' Wall of Honor to be rededicated Saturday
• Palin endorses Diane Black
• Verizon 4G network to hit Hendersonville by year's end
• Fitness games to benefit anti-obesity campaign
• 'Sister' Tsuru group visits Hendersonville
• Drainage, taxes top Ward 6 issues
• Veteran Nashville police captain named Hendersonville chief
• HFD: Tossed butts ignited condo fire
• Sumner Schools to provide copy paper
• Parents weigh in on dress codes, uniforms
• Hendersonville could borrow $4.1 million
• New assisted living home to open in Hendersonville
• No injuries in Hendersonville condo fire
• McManus completes basic at West Point
• Vietnam Vets thank Walmart for support
• Teacher software doesn't make the grade
• Special-needs kids find 'hope' in riding
• Ward 5 candidates offer contrast
• 3 arrested with stolen goods
• Boy, 8, drowns in Old Hickory Lake
• Methodist women host fall craft show
• Arrests made following Memorial Park incident
• HHS plans to name auditorium for Swift
• Police chief field narrows to 3
• Davidson Academy move delayed
• Rock Castle event recaptures colonial life
• Campaign materials allowed on schools grounds
• HPD investigates series of burglaries
• PTOs cover schools' basic needs
• Drainage issues plague city
• Applications for U.S. service academies due Oct. 1
• Vol State seeks $84M for new science building
• HPD officers to get laptops
• County wants school board to move gas tanks
• Residents get tax break for flooded property
• Dress code community meetings scheduled
• Online program connects parents, teachers
• Hendersonville firefighters honor 9/11's fallen
• Bishop Choby recovering from heart surgery
• Pedestrian struck in Hendersonville
• HPD officers cleared in infant's death
• Mayor hopes for Chinese investment in city
• Angie Troutt Pike
• HolidayFest Announces Honorary Chair Ricky Skaggs
• $300K greens renovation underway at Bluegrass
• HFD to mark 9/11 with Nashville Stair Climb
• Mayor: Stop 30 bridge to reopen soon
• Taste of Hendersonville returns to Streets of Indian Lake
• LifeChurch renovates Hendersonville theater
• School board re-elects Long as chair
• Judicial commissioners visit Rotary
• 'Night in Tuscany' to benefit Humane Society
• LETTERS: Barker's efforts paid off for animals
• Police charge man with attempted murder
• Ice hockey rink in planning stages
• Hendersonville woman starts flip-flop drive for Zambia
• Closed Stop 30 bridge frustrates Hendersonville residents
• Sumner Democrats ask for nonpartisan sheriff race
• Sumner Democrats ask for nonpartisan sheriff race
• Run honors fallen soldiers
• Hendersonville mayor meets with Chinese investors
• Movie in the Park set for Saturday
• Sumner County employees settle for bonus
• Police seize $100K worth of cocaine
• GOP taps Weatherford for sheriff
• Sumner Democrats to hold caucus for sheriff
• HPD arrests 3 for burglary
• Hungry kids get take-home snacks through Samaritan Association
• White House police investigate bank robbery
• Corker urges debt reduction during COMPASS luncheon
• Police nab 3 burglars
• Taylor Swift donates $100k to rebuild Kids Kingdom
• FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER: All quiet on the Black-Carter front
• Census participation increased in Sumner
• Teacher accused of shoving student now teaching at Beech
• Two Hendersonville teachers finalists in Mrs. USA pageant
• Trinity plans expansion
• COLUMN: Barker's integrity, leadership rare among public servants
• LETTERS: School supply lists are out of hand
• Sumner residents evacuated in overnight flooding
• County commissioner hospitalized
• Board passes 2nd schools budget
• Sumner officials prepare for possible floods
• Thursday last day to qualify for upcoming city election
• HPD chief candidate field narrows to 7
• Accused murderer had pending parole violation
• Second student dies from wreck injuries
• Sumner County Sheriff Bob Barker dies at 55
• Hendersonville accused murderer had pending parole violation
• Hendersonville man accused of suffocating ex-girlfriend
• Elam wins Republican nomination to replace Lynn
• Campaign signs not always legal
• Oak Ridge Boy grandson dies after accident
• Gallatin's Black, Carter win nominations for 6th District Congressional race
• 38 graduate from Union University
• Alderman to serve in Afghanistan, won't seek re-election
• City Hall repairs could take months
• Schools help protect students in record heat
• County committee rejects schools budget
• Tracy, Zelenik not conceding to Black in tight Congressional race
• Threet completes basic training
• Man drowns in Old Hickory lake
• Counselor arrested for touching inmate
• Leadership Sumner accepting applications for 2011 class
• Back to school brings tax free shopping
• Sumner Fair attendance down for 2010
• Health department offers free immunizations for 7th graders
• Beech student killed on first day of school
• Lori Suzanne Diddle Smythe
• Business owners may qualify for flood relief
• Girl hit while crossing Walton Ferry in Hendersonville
• Hendersonville city parks on target for fall games
• City Hall reopens after roof collapse
• Fund set up for Beech teen's family
• Gospel groups get behind the Bowlings
• COLUMN: The future is never like you planned it
• Main Street pile-up still under investigation
• Former school employee says he was singled out by Bills
• Boy Scouts honor vet by helping dispose of flag
• Hospital proceeds to be earmarked for savings
• Sumner County election results
• 71 apply to be Hendersonville's next police chief
• Hendersonville seeks volunteer coordinator
• Silkwood unapologetic about partisan pitch for school board
• Flood victims still displaced
• Unsung songwriter honored by Nashville festival
• Firefighter candidates feel the heat
• After flood, Hendersonville strides to recovery
• Beavers, McDonald to face off for 17th District Senate seat
• School board candidates disclose fundraising totals
• Explorastory at Barnes and Noble
• Abraham Hicks Discussion Group
• Courts Take a Proactive Stance
• Sumner Shortcuts Resource Website Launches

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