Since I launched the Gazette on June 3, 2023, I never expected that six months later it would have just under 7,500 readers.

For our final edition of 2023, the Kingston Springs Gazette has gathered its top 10 stories from 2023 – chosen by you.

Pet lovers who are in a giving mood are always welcome at CCAC said director Brittany Sellers, but especially during the holiday season.

For consistent church-goers or not, Christmas often has us yearning for a sense of community.

The Ark in Pegram has a wishlist to help fill its Christmas meal boxes. If you are interested in helping out, these are the items they...

Mary Tucker Townsend, age 90 of Kingston Springs, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 23.

Crews with the Nashville Fire Department (NFD) worked to manage a four acre brush fire on Gourley Road in Pegram on the morning of Nov. 5.

The Cheatham County School District announced its school-level Teachers of the Year for the 2023-2024 academic year on Nov. 7.

A local living off Snake Hill is calling on all community members to help her paint a Kingston Springs mural on a new partial fence.

Meet the KSG journalists – from veteran news reporters to local high schoolers, these are the writers who are bringing you the news.

The city voted on Thursday night to throw more money to finally close out the ongoing sidewalk projects throughout Kingston Springs.

The Mayor’s Office, alongside the Solid Waste Department, announced free dump days across Cheatham County.

Cheatham County’s nonprofit for breast cancer awareness held another successful Booby Bolt 5k on Oct. 7.

There is one truth in this world: barring illness or incident, we will all age.

There are a handful of ways for Senior citizens in South Cheatham County to get involved with the community.

A 9/11 Memorial Event sponsored by the Pegram Fire Department (PFD) took place on Monday Sept. 11 during dusk at Pegram Park.

Officials from TDEC are warning fishers in Cheatham County to avoid or limit consumption of the catfish in the Cheatham Reservoir.

Special Olympics Tennessee has recognized CCSD as the first in the state to fully implement the Unified Champion Schools program.

The Ark held their annual mobile food pantry at HMS, providing food to over a dozen families across the state.

The Cheatham County School District has a posted both the breakfast and lunch menu per day.