And Then There's This... Scorched Mirth & Acid Reflex

Benjamin Franklin had his proverb-laden “Poor Richard's Almanack.” Yours truly has his wise-cracking “E. Morris' Bon Mot Factory.” Here's a sampling: We learn so much from children. Yet we keep having them. Sometimes it takes a fire in the belly to melt the lead in

South Cheatham Indians seeking 5 to 11-year-olds for football, cheer

Registration for the South Cheatham Indians 2025 football season is now open. The group has football teams available in three age divisions: 5 to 7-year olds; 8 and 9-year-olds; and 10 and 11-year-olds. Cheerleading is also available for these ages. South Cheatham Football is $150 per child for the season,

Pegram’s beloved Fourth of July tradition marches on

This year marks the 49th annual Independence Day celebration in the Town of Pegram, and the community is ready to shine under the theme “Stars, Stripes and Pegram Southern Nights.”

Pink Out For Hope to host 12th annual Booby Bolt October 4

Pink Out For Hope (POFH) will host its 12th Booby Bolt 5k and Kids Fun Run on Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025, at the Pleasant View Community Park.

Cheatham County Historical and Genealogical Association to host genealogist July 10

Those who live within driving distance of Ashland City, Tennessee are in for a real treat on July 10 if you join the Cheatham County Historical and Genealogical Association’s (CCHGA) program meeting presented by J. Mark Lowe.

A guide to all of your local events in South Cheatham

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.

Still here, still local, still yours

Hey friends, As we roll into our third year of the “Kingston Springs Gazette,” I just want to say – thank you. When I first launched this little paper in June 2023, I promised it would be more than just a news source. I wanted it to reflect you – your stories,

And Then There's This... Play Ball! (And Wake Me When It's Over)

If you're an empty nester as I am, you probably began taking stock as soon as your last kid left home about what you did right and wrong in child rearing specifically and in marriage generally. As old as I am — and I was there when the earth&

Kingston Springs Housing Market Update: May Recap

Jack Mahoney is a realtor in Kingston Springs who is driven by a mission to deliver top-tier service, trusted market insight and meaningful value to the community he calls home. Check out the Gazette's newest real estate column, "Mahoney Knows Homes." For those of you who

Community storytelling series on June 23: The Street family

The Kingston Springs Gazette successfully hosted its second installment of its event series “Straight from the Source” on May 18 featuring Leslie Liles Allen and Jennifer Harris Scoble. Allen and Scoble – 4th generation Kingston Springers – provided an evening of lively storytelling, reminiscing on what it was like to grow up

Cheatham County’s inaugural rodeo draws thousands in a weekend to remember

This article was written by the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce Cheatham County recently celebrated a milestone with its first-ever Ride‘em & Rope‘em Rodeo, a two-day event that brought more than 7,000 attendees to the region from across the Southern United States — and even as far as

‘Apple tree’ for teachers returns for second year

It's apple pickin' time at Pegram's United Community Bank. And the “apple tree” is right at the bank's front door, a bit skinny and forlorn looking but still bearing fruit. Like the “angel trees” of Christmas that link generous gift givers to needy