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Welcome to
www.HendersonvilleTN.com, a community web site for
Hendersonville, Tennessee. Hendersonville TN has a lot to offer, and we
hope you'll enjoy exploring our web site and our city! Please make a
note that you can also get to this page by typing
www.HvilleTN.com,
Check out our new feature,
the syndicated Snapshots®
cartoon!
Just scroll down.
There will be a new cartoon every day!!!
The 10th Annual Mud Race
Presented by the Lafayette Lions Club
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Macon County Fairgrounds
Gates open at 3 p.m.; race at 6 p.m.
General admission is $5.
Please click here for details (opens as a pdf document).
"Celebrations!"
Thursday, October 2, 2008 at Country Hills Golf Club
Tablescape/ Fashion Show by Coldwater Creek/Luncheon/
Lots of Vendor Shopping
10:30 a.m - shopping Lunch 11:30 a.m.
Tickets: $25.00 p.p. in advance by calling (615) 812-6862
All Proceeds Benefit: HomeBound Meals, Home Safe, and
Sumner County Humane Society
Come out and enjoy fun, food,social and help our 3 selected charities of
Sumner County.
5th Annual "Puttin' On The Dog" Fall Gala
Saturday, November 15, 2008 at Historic Spring Haven Mansion in Hendersonville.
Hors d'oeuvres, musical entertainment, silent auction, social,
and unveiling the 13 Winners of our 2008 Fabulous Furrbabies Calendar.
Tickets - $ 35.00 p.p. in advance by calling: (615) 394-8903 from 6 p.m. to 9
p.m.
Limited number of Tickets. Call Early
Proceeds to benefit the Sumner County Humane Society.
www.sumnerhumane.org
Interested in Sponsorship Levels, Donating Silent Auction Items?
Please contact Leigh Master - (615) 824-7743
Bledsoe Creek State Park
Cleanup Day
September 20, 2008
Bledsoe Creek State Park
will be celebrating National Public Lands Day on September 20, 2008. Time will
be 8:30AM - 12 Noon at Bledsoe Creek State Park, 400 Zieglers Fort Road,
Gallatin TN 37066. We are asking for Boy Scouts, Girls Scouts, Young Marines,
School Groups, Church Groups, Civic Groups and private individuals to help us
clean up Bledsoe Creek and Bledsoe Creek State Park. We are encouraging land
owners along Bledsoe Creek to set aside this time to clean their area of the
creek. We are asking land owners to take pictures of their cleaning project and
bring it to the park. Friends of Bledsoe Creek State Park will be hosting a
wiener roast and picnic after the clean up for all volunteers. Please come and
join us and help clean up your public lands. For further information contact
Sharon Armistead 615-347-3639 or
skarmistead@yahoo.com.
Cyclemos Motorcycle Museum Annual Show & Swap
Meet
Open to the Public September 19-21, 2008, Red Boiling Springs, TN
-PARTS
-TROPHY SHOW WITH CLASSES FOR ALL BIKES
-FIELD GAMES
-LIVE MUSIC
-FOOD
Our first show was a HUGE success, with almost 2,000 visitors and close to 1,000
bikes, and this year's event promises to be even bigger and better! Make plans
now for Tennessee's only antique bike and parts show! For questions, call
615-699-5049 or e-mail cyclemos@nctc.com.
Visit the Cyclemos web site at
www.cyclemos.com.
Steeple Players Presents Steel Magnolias
September 2008
Steeple Players presents Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, directed by
Kym Sims at Steeple Players Theatre, 260 West Main Street, Hendersonville,
Tennessee, September 12,13,19,20,26,27 at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays, September 14,
21, 28 at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are $12.00 for adults, $10.00 for seniors 65 and
over and students, $8.00 for children 11 and under. Season tickets are on sale
now for all five shows this year: Adults $50.00, seniors and students, $45.00
and children 11 and under $40.00, a substantial saving for the whole family.
Call 615-826-6037 or go to
www.steepleplayers.org.
Synopsis of Steel Magnolias: The action centers around Truvy's beauty
parlor and some women who regularly go there. It begins on the morning of
Shelby's wedding and covers events over the next three years including Shelby's
decision to have a child despite having Type I diabetes and the complications
that result from that decision.
"How'd Dey Do Dat?" Day
A Rural Heritage Celebration
Saturday, October 11, 2008
10 am to 4 pm
Hosted by Grandpa's House on the Ritter Farm
2217 Oak Grove Rd
RBS, TN 37150
www.grandpas-house.com
615-699-2738
Looking for Jimmie Dee
Does anyone know the whereabouts of Jimmie Dee? Dee was the country music
entertainer who used to live in Hendersonville (or he may still live in
Hendersonville). If so, could you please contact the
webmaster.
One of Jimmie's friends form the Air Force is trying to locate him.
Thanks.
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Donors Choose is a national, non-profit organization designed to help
teachers get needed supplies for their classrooms. Teachers submit
proposals to Donors Choose, and Donors Choose reviews the requests and
places them on their web site. At this point, any individual in the
world can search the database for proposals they would like to fund in
whole or in part.
Once the project is fully funded, Donors Choose ships the requested
supplies directly to the teacher. The teacher sends a thank-you
letter [through Donors Choose] to the donor who completed the funding on his/her proposal.
In addition, the teacher sends thank-you letters from each student along
with photos of the class using the donated supplies.
It's actually quite fun to see how this works!
Donors Choose has just opened their program to teachers in
Tennessee. We encourage teachers in Hendersonville and
surrounding areas to submit proposals to Donors Choose!
www.donorschoose.org |
Relay for Life Seeks Volunteers
Relay For Life needs YOU! Do you want to get more involved in your
community? Join the Relay For Life planning team today! We have volunteer
opportunities of all types. For more information, please call Kim Kramer at
(615) 341-7318 or email
kim.kramer@cancer.org.
Wolf Creek Dam
See maps of what areas of Hendersonville would be affected if the Wolf Creek Dam in
Kentucky were ever to break.
These maps are
available online from the United States Corps of Engineers and can be viewed
if you have a high-speed Internet connection. If you have a low-speed
connection, you might want to see paper copies of the maps at the Martin R.
Curtis, Sr. Hendersonville Public Library. If you live in or near a flood area, the
Corps of Engineer recommends:
 Purchase a weather band
radio for early warning.
Have a plan for
evacuation of your family to a designated gathering place.
Practice your
evacuation plan.
Secure your property by
locking doors and outbuildings upon departure.
Establish a contact
person or persons outside the flood area for check-in.
Consider purchasing
flood insurance (strictly a personal choice).
As with all emergency situations, the best thing you can do is be prepared in
advance.
Here is a list of emergency supplies which you should have ready for any
emergency including tornados, earthquakes, power outages and dam breaks:
Flashlight and extra batteries.
Portable, battery-operated radio and extra
batteries.
First aid kit and manual.
Emergency food and water.
Non-electric can opener.
Essential medicines.
Cash and credit cards.
Sturdy shoes.
Note: A lot of the water used by people in Sumner County comes from the
Cumberland River. In the event of a dam break and major flooding, there is
a good chance that water supplies will be interrupted. Be sure to have
bottled water available even if you do not live in a flood area.
Located beside Old Hickory Lake, just 20 miles from downtown
Nashville, Hendersonville has some of the best real estate in middle Tennessee.
Many recording stars such as Johnny Cash call or have called Hendersonville
home.
Buy Jason's New Book!
Old Hickory Lake at Sunset
Photo by Nancy Smithson
You may click on the picture to enlarge it.
Hendersonville, Tennessee
Country: U.S.A.
State: Tennessee
State Abbreviation: TN
TN Region: Middle Tennessee
Latitude: N36°18.183'
Longitude: W86°37.671'
Elevation: 460 feet
County: Sumner County
ZIP Code (Streets): 37075
ZIP Code (Post Office Boxes): 37077
Telephone Country Code: 1
Telephone Area Code: 615
Population (1990 Census): 32,188
Population (2000 Census): 40,620
Time
Zone: U.S.A. Central
During Daylight Savings Time, Hendersonville's UTC/GMT offset is -5 hours.
During Standard Time, Hendersonville's UTC/GMT offset is -6 hours.
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