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

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

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

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."

The Cheatham County School Board voted to promote Assistant Director of Schools Stacy Brinkley to serve as the next director of schools.

More than 50 dogs and cats went home for the holidays during Cheatham County Animal Control’s (CCAC) Operation Silent Night program. 

Camp Christmas provided 1,300 hot meals over the course of the weekend.

Nearly 50 community members gathered in the baseball field at Pegram Park to pray over 9-year-old Alec George and his family.

For our final edition of 2024, the Kingston Springs Gazette has gathered its top 10 stories from 2024 – chosen by you.

The Town of Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners voted Thursday night to induct its first new mayor in a decade.

A team of local organizers is coming together to provide much-needed holiday cheer for families and children displaced by Hurricane Helene. 

SKYKING PIZZA has partnered with local businesses to bring the community a week full of events leading up to Christmas. 

The South Cheatham County Friends of the Library (FOTL) is once again no more.

The Treehouse at The Land, previously home to Maypop Forest School, is undergoing an exciting transformation.

The holiday season is upon us, and there’s no better way to get into the festive spirit than by supporting local businesses.

KSES kicked off the holiday season in style with an unforgettable afternoon at their “Balloons Over Broadway" Thanksgiving parade.

The Ark has 139 Kingston Springs and Pegram children participating in its annual Angel Tree program this year.