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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
A new music video titled ‘I Love Livin’ in the City by the Lake’ shows some of Hendersonville’s lake scenery, as seen here. CLIFF & BECKY BUCKOSHCliff Buckosh and Geneva Keene worked together to make the music video happen. CLIFF & BECKY BUCKOSHA music video released Monday celebrates Hendersonville by showing why residents love living in the “City by the Lake.”“I Love Livin’ in the City by the Lake” was recorded and performed by Jody Harris and written by local songwriter Cliff Buckosh.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
Sumner County’s property assessor has proposed increasing the rate at which single-family rental homes are taxed from 25 percent (residential) to 40 percent (commercial) of assessed value, citing their use as income providers for their owners. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTIONOwners of single-family rental homes in Sumner County may be seeing an increase in their property tax bills, if the county’s property assessor has his way.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
Alderman Jeff Sasse discusses his proposed salary increases during Monday’s Hendersonville BOMA meeting. The plan was ultimate approved by the board. CITY OF HENDERSONVILLEThe city of Hendersonville has approved its budget for the 2026 fiscal year, passing the spending plan at a called meeting of the Board of Mayor and Alderman on Monday, June 16. The city’s planned expenditures for the 2026 fiscal year budget include approximately $64.745 million in the general fund.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
This design of a ‘Star Wars’ character is among those created by Hendersonville tattoo artist Kevin Stewart. ABBEY NUTTERA local business owner and tattoo artist is giving back to his community through giving away old designs. Evolutionary Studios owner Kevin Stewart got the idea for his tattoo contests while clearing out old design files. “When somebody comes in and asks for a custom design, typically I’ll create more than one variant,” Stewart said.
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2 weeks ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
New Sanders Ferry boat ramp opensABBEY NUTTERHendersonville StandardAn aerial view of the newly renovated boat ramp and courtesy docks taken after during the dedication ceremony at Sanders Ferry Park on June 5. RICK MURRAYDignitaries pose for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the newly renovated Sanders Ferry Park boat ramp and courtesy docks on June 5.
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2 weeks ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
A survey from the USDA indicates that Hendersonville’s deer population is trending downward. FILE PHOTOThe results from the latest USDA deer population survey are in and indicate a lower population of deer since the last time a survey was conducted. Deer Herd Monitoring and Control Committee member Jerald Barrett delivered an update about Hendersonville’s deer herds at the May 27, 2025, Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
The Hendersonville Public Library is encouraging book lovers of all ages to participate in its summer reading program. ABBEY NUTTERSummer reading has the Hendersonville Public Library coloring its world this year with events and reading logs. “We are coloring our world with books and literacy and different programs we’ve got going on,” HPL Operations Manager Kristin Lima said. This year’s summer reading program began on June 1 and will continue until July 26.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter |Hendersonville Standard
ABBEY NUTTERHendersonville StandardThe Johnny Cash Music Pathway sign is just one of the items on Hendersonville’s scavenger hunt. The event is designed to allow residents and visitors to explore the various things to do in the city. CITY OF HENDERSONVILLEThis summer, residents and visitors can explore Hendersonville through a scavenger hunt organized by the city’s communications department.
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3 weeks ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Abbey Nutter
ABBEY NUTTERMain Street MediaA motorcyclist was killed on Nashville Pike on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, after being struck by another vehicle. According to a preliminary report from the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Jack Jones Jr., 81, was traveling east on Nashville Pike in Gallatin when a 2016 Toyota Tacoma turned to cross into Gorden Crossing, near the Kroger. The report states that the driver of the Tacoma failed to yield to the cyclist and hit Jones.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Chris Gregory |Bonnie Fussell |Portland Sun
BONNIE FUSSELLPortland SunBryson Hill of Portland was surprised when his teacher, Jasmine Sherrell, brought him a trailer from funds she raised for him after his trailer and lawnmower were stolen. SUBMITTEDThe Portland community has a reputation for stepping up when someone has a need. That was evident recently when they assisted Portland High School rising senior Bryson Hill. Hill has a lawnmower/landscaping business and is known to be a hard worker.
