Maybe it’s embarrassing to admit, but before last week I had never read a coffee table book cover to cover.

Opinion: Tennessee’s state constitution gives the legislature the responsibility to fund public schools. 

Serving as the Mayor of Kingston Springs has been one of the greatest honors of my life.

As I reflect on the past year as founder and editor-in-chief of the Kingston Springs Gazette, I am filled with gratitude and excitement.

Opinion: Cheatham County isn’t safe under the supervision of Franklin Wilkinson, building commissioner.

Imagine a drone circling over Kingston Springs Saturday morning on May 11, its powerful camera catching the town's annual yard sale.

When the first zoning signs went up on the property at Beverly Hills and Highway 70, it took our small community no time at all to organize.

(Written by Cate Burgan, Founder and Editor-in-Chief.) I founded the KS Gazette in June 2023, to give back to the community that raised me.

On behalf of The Ark, Noah's Closet and our Board of Directors, we want to say thank you for your loving generosity that keeps us going.

Maybe it's because I grew up on a West Virginia dirt road that meandered for two miles through farm gates, creek beds, and mud holes.

Welcome to the first edition of the Kingston Springs Gazette. I’m the Founder, Cate Burgan.

On August 3, 1983, I raised my right hand and took the Oath of Enlistment.