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Anglers Ram a Sinking Car to Pull a Driver From Old Hickory Lake
Fishermen at Shutes Branch used a bass boat to break a car's back window and pull the driver out as it went under.
Nov 21 min read


Two Clarke Street Homes Catch Fire After a Line Problem, Neighbors Say
After sparks on a Village power line, two neighboring houses burned at their service connections. NES says a neutral wire failed and is investigating.
Oct 222 min read


In-N-Out's Hermitage Store Is Under Construction; Hendersonville Comes First
Work is underway at Andrew Jackson Parkway and Old Hickory Boulevard. Hendersonville's store is expected to open by Christmas.
Oct 201 min read


Hermitage Walmart Lot Draws Concern Over People Living in Cars
Councilmember Jeff Eslick wants unhoused people connected to Metro services. He says a property waiver would let police act.
Oct 131 min read


Country Club’s Centennial Fireworks Catch the Neighborhood by Surprise
A weather-delayed 100th-anniversary show on Oct. 11 delighted some neighbors and rattled others who said they never got word it was happening.
Oct 121 min read


Hermitage Asks Metro Water Why the Mains Keep Breaking
Metro Water counted 25 main breaks in Hermitage over 12 months. Two council members called a meeting to get answers.
Oct 71 min read


A World War II Landing Ship Ties Up on Old Hickory Lake
LST-325, which carried troops and tanks toward the beaches of Normandy, spent a week in late September docked at Sanders Ferry Park in Hendersonville.
Sep 231 min read


The Hermitage Unveils a $132 Million Plan for Its Next Century
Andrew Jackson's Hermitage plans a new visitor and education center and a landscape-first approach for its 1,120 acres.
Sep 211 min read


The Lake Is Down a Foot or Two This Month, on Purpose
The Corps has lowered Old Hickory Lake about one to two feet through Nov. 20 to inspect shorelines and do recreation-area maintenance, with a return to normal pool expected by Nov. 28.
Sep 151 min read


The Village’s Holiday Season Starts at the Triangle
Neighbors can help decorate the Veterans Memorial Park tree on Nov. 21, gather for the Chamber’s Thanksgiving luncheon on Nov. 17, and come back for the lighting on Dec. 5.
Jul 281 min read
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