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The Kingston Springs Gazette will conclude its community storytelling series “Straight from the Source” with its final installment on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at SKYKING Pizza in downtown Kingston Springs. In honor of Kingston Springs’ 60th anniversary of incorporation, the Gazette is presenting a unique opportunity to
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Kingston Springs Elementary School has been recognized as one of the best schools in Tennessee, earning a Level 5 designation from the Tennessee Department of Education for the 2024-2025 school year. Level 5 is the highest rating a school can achieve under the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS) and signifies
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The Kingston Springs housing market showed more signs of slowing in August. Only five homes sold last month, and the average time on market has stretched to 73 days compared to just 17 days a year ago. With almost 8 months of supply, we are officially in buyer’s market
A community meeting is scheduled for Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. at Bethany Hills Camp to discuss plans for a proposed $250 million resort development along the Harpeth River in Kingston Springs. Nashville developer Michael Hayes, CEO of C.B. Ragland, will provide an overview of the project, which
The Kingston Springs Gazette will conclude its community storytelling series “Straight from the Source” with its final installment on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at SKYKING Pizza in downtown Kingston Springs. In honor of Kingston Springs’ 60th anniversary of incorporation, the Gazette is presenting a unique opportunity to
Kingston Springs Elementary School has been recognized as one of the best schools in Tennessee, earning a Level 5 designation from the Tennessee Department of Education for the 2024-2025 school year. Level 5 is the highest rating a school can achieve under the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS) and signifies
This article, written by a volunteer of The Ark, is the second in a series of five stories that will highlight the generous work of the local nonprofit organization ahead of its annual fundraiser, Supper & Song, on Sunday, Oct. 19. Purchase your tickets to help South Cheatham families stay
The Kingston Springs Gazette is proud to gather a free source of upcoming events in South Cheatham and the surrounding areas for the local community. If you would like to have your local event featured in the next edition of the Gazette, please email more information to cateburgan@ksgazette.com.
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Kingston Springs’ Food Truck Monday is set to return to the Main Street green space Sept. 15 after taking a planned break during the hotter summer months. The town paused the community event in July and August this year in hopes of boosting attendance during the cooler evenings of September
This is the Jan. 22, 2020 excerpt from “Stardust: An Alzheimer's Love Story,” my day to day accounts of caring for my wife, Norma, in the advanced stages of her dementia. I think I hear her footsteps and hope I'm wrong. “Hello?” Her voice sounds tentative,
This article, written by a volunteer of The Ark, is the second in a series of five stories that will highlight the generous work of the local nonprofit organization ahead of its annual fundraiser, Supper & Song, on Sunday, Oct. 19. Purchase your tickets to help South Cheatham families stay
The Kingston Springs Gazette is proud to gather a free source of upcoming events in South Cheatham and the surrounding areas for the local community. If you would like to have your local event featured in the next edition of the Gazette, please email more information to cateburgan@ksgazette.com.
Opposition is building among locals as plans progress for the proposed $250 million Bell’s Reserve resort set on a property of 560 acres near the Narrows of the Harpeth in Kingston Springs.
The heart of The Ark is helping families stay afloat with dignity and care, through neighbors serving neighbors.
The race for Tennessee’s 7th congressional seat is taking shape. The deadline to file for candidacy ended Aug. 12, and the names are set for the Oct. 7 special primary election to replace Congressman Mark Green.
Pink Out For Hope (POFH) is calling on local businesses to turn their storefronts pink this October in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The Pegram Fire Department will hold its third annual 9/11 tribute at Pegram Park at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 11.
It’s gonna take a bigger beach to accommodate all the new beach reading material rolling into the Kingston Springs Library this month.
In 2025, buyers are picky. Homes are sitting longer, and inventory is higher than we’ve seen in years. As a seller, you may feel pressure to tackle projects, but maybe you don’t know where to start, don’t have the time or don’t want to pour money into updates just to sell.