As spring approaches, a new program at The ARK aims to tap into the bounty of homegrown produce to support families in need.

At the Kingston Springs Gazette, we believe that the best stories come from the heart of our community.

A new community garden is sprouting up at Westview Baptist Church in Kingston Springs.

Word on the Street features updates about our neighbors, local businesses and important events.

A new chapter is unfolding for Kingston Springs’ newest Main Street shop. Fred & Mary's is rebranding and transitioning into a new space.

And Then There's This is the Gazette's column on humor, wisdom and observations about life, written by esteemed journalist Edward Morris.

Downtown Kingston Springs is usually quiet on a Sunday afternoon, but not on Super Bowl Sunday.

The Gazette is proud to gather a free source of upcoming, local events in the South Cheatham and surrounding areas for the community.

The Education Freedom Act of 2025, expanding Tennessee’s school voucher program, has officially become law. 

And Then There's This is the Gazette's column on humor, wisdom and observations about life, written by esteemed journalist Edward Morris.

The Harpeth High School football team gathered on Jan. 20 to celebrate their 2024 season at the annual End of Year Banquet.

During the State of the District, the Cheatham County School District celebrated HMS for being dubbed a National Unified Champion School.

Carlie and Clint Finch are inviting local couples to join them for the second annual South Cheatham couples trip this fall.

The HHS gym was electric on Jan. 24 as the Harpeth Indians took on the East Hickman Eagles in the 2025 Basketball Coming Home game.

Hidden behind the mysterious “Brunjo” sign on Snake Hill and the steepest driveway you’ll ever see sits a music production studio.

Our column, Word on the Street, features updates about our neighbors, local businesses and important events.

The Harpeth Benevolence Association has created a $500 scholarship in honor of one of its long-time supporters, Karla Moffatt.

The Cheatham County Historical and Genealogical Association reopened its museum on Jan. 14.

The Cheatham County Library Board approved a resolution stating that it “supports the development of a comprehensive Literacy Initiative."

And Then There's This is the Gazette's column on humor, wisdom and observations about life, written by esteemed journalist Edward Morris.