Kingston Springs celebrated the longest day of the year last week the best way a river town knows how – by reconnecting with nature.

The Cheatham County Democratic Party has called for a local primary election for county and municipal offices.

The Ark Community Resource Center has been providing for the South Cheatham area for more than two decades.

The Town of Pegram will hold its 47th annual Independence Day Celebration this Tuesday, on the 4th of July holiday.

Can you help keep kids “fueled” for the summer?

Bubba Parker wears several hats around the town of Kingston Springs, where he was born, raised, and has lived the last 40 years.

The Kingston Springs Gazette was officially launched on the morning of Saturday, June 3, 2023 with a party in downtown Kingston Springs.

Local singer and songwriter Savannah Conley was born and raised here on the banks of the Harpeth River.

Kingston Springs is raising sewer rates again.

Successful musicians have been taking refuge in Kingston Springs for years, finding comfort in the river town’s oasis.

On the Monday night of June 12, the city of Kingston Springs gathered together downtown for some good ol’ small town fun.

You don’t have to go very far from our small corner of Tennessee to experience all of the nature this great state offers.

Did you know that your local community animal shelter has been no kill since 2019?

The Kingston Springs Parks and Recreation team held another successful fishing rodeo for the 20th year in a row last Saturday.

Thirty-eight acres of land, two barns, one house, and miles of riverbed ebbed and flowed through Harpeth Moon Farm’s property in 2016.

The Cheatham County School Book Bus arrived at Pegram Park the morning of June 14 for Community Heroes Week.

The citizens of Kingston Springs showed up and showed out for this year’s citywide yard sale.

Alma Yoga and Movement is dedicated to helping each individual community member find their best selves and feel their best selves.

We sat down with Priscilla Dorris to talk about her family’s rich history in Kingston Springs – including the very well-known hotel.

Kingston Springs is a charming, rural, river town tucked 20 miles west of downtown Nashville, boasting just under 3,000 residents.