American pride and patriotism were on full display during Pegram’s 48th Annual Independence Day Celebration on July 4.

The Ark-sponsored South Cheatham School Supply Giveaway was a community triumph with 255 K-12 students each receiving a free new backpack.

After Pegram's annual Fourth of July parade ended, the event goers descended on Pegram ballpark to take part in afternoon festivities.

The Pegram Preservation Association (PPA) will hold an election forum on the evening of Tuesday, July 16.

In spite of Sahara-level heat and the hovering threat of rain, there was still a big turnout at Burns Park for the county's STEM/Book Bus.

The Town of Pegram will be holding its 48th annual Independence Day celebration at Pegram Park on Thursday, July 4.

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate 615 Day in Kingston Springs on Saturday, June 15, 2024.

In spite of a menacing downpour a few hours earlier, this year's first Kingston Springs Farmers and Artisans Market was a sunny success.

The Gazette invites you to join us on Saturday, June 15 for a celebration of our 615 community, culture, and connection in South Cheatham.

HHS Advanced Theatre class put on its third iteration of "Grease" the musical in drama director's Anita DeFrancesa's 21-year career.

The Town of Kingston Springs' second annual food truck Monday was met with a rainy start on May 6.

Harpeth High School (HHS) put on its second annual car show on May 11 to raise money for the junior class.

Two Kingston Springs businesses banded together to create a repeat of their successful holiday market on Main Street downtown.

“We hit the jackpot this year.” That's Melissa McWright's cheery appraisal of the Saturday, April 6, fish fry sponsored by the Pegram...

At the April 11, 2024 Cheatham County Historical & Genealogical Association meeting, the guest speaker will be John Oliver.

With temperatures shivering just a few degrees above freezing, The Land's “Spring Dreams” opening March 10 seemed more dream than reality.

The solar eclipse on April 8 will start around 12:44 p.m. and end at 3:20 p.m. in South Cheatham, with maximum (95%) coverage at 2:03 p.m.

Approximately two dozen people converged on the library to hear John Lomax III perform selections from the thousands of folk songs.

On a Wednesday about an hour before noon, clusters of senior citizens milled about dining area at Pegram's United Methodist Church.

John Lomax III will perform selections from their musical harvest Feb. 13, at 6 p.m. in the library in Kingston Springs.