Opinion
By Linda Ryder It would be a terrible mistake for the Cheatham County Commission to approve the proposed development of a luxury “rural retreat” at the current Bell’s Reserve property, next door to the Narrows of the Harpeth. Allowing this or any high-density development there would irreparably harm the
Opinion
By Michael Coldwell, a commissioner on the Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners, and a board member of the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. Every so often, a community gets the chance to grab the brass ring, hit the bullseye or win the jackpot. For south Cheatham County, that chance is
News
The Cheatham County Planning Commission will meet Oct. 2 to consider recommending a major zoning amendment that could clear the way for large-scale rural resort developments, including a proposed $250 million project near the Narrows of the Harpeth. The amendment would add new definitions to the county’s zoning resolution,
The Cheatham County Planning Commission will meet Oct. 2 to consider recommending a major zoning amendment that could clear the way for large-scale rural resort developments, including a proposed $250 million project near the Narrows of the Harpeth. The amendment would add new definitions to the county’s zoning resolution,
This article, written by a volunteer of The Ark, is the third in a series of five stories that will highlight the generous work of the local nonprofit organization ahead of its annual fundraiser, Supper & Song, on Sunday, Oct. 19. Purchase your tickets to help South Cheatham families stay
The Kingston Springs Gazette is proud to gather a free source of upcoming events in South Cheatham and the surrounding areas for the local community. If you would like to have your local event featured in the next edition of the Gazette, please email more information to cateburgan@ksgazette.com.
Democrat Darden Copeland, a candidate in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District special race, will host a town hall at SkyKing Pizza on Sunday, Sept. 28, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The event is part of his “Fed Up” tour, where Copeland says he is meeting Tennesseans “where they
The Pegram Community Club is working to raise $25,000 to restore the town’s historic train depot and the red caboose that sits beside it, as project organizers say is critical to preserving a piece of local history. The depot, once a bustling stop for travelers heading between Pegram
The Harpeth Indians brought home their first win of the season on Friday, Sept. 12, and kept the Daniel Greer Memorial Axe in Kingston Springs with their 17-6 defeat over Cheatham County Central.
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This article, written by a volunteer of The Ark, is the third in a series of five stories that will highlight the generous work of the local nonprofit organization ahead of its annual fundraiser, Supper & Song, on Sunday, Oct. 19. Purchase your tickets to help South Cheatham families stay
This is the Feb. 10, 2020, excerpt from “Stardust: An Alzheimer's Love Story,” my day to day accounts of caring for my wife Norma in the advanced stages of her dementia. “I want to go home,” she says impatiently, as if we've been dawdling on our
The Kingston Springs Gazette is proud to gather a free source of upcoming events in South Cheatham and the surrounding areas for the local community. If you would like to have your local event featured in the next edition of the Gazette, please email more information to cateburgan@ksgazette.com.
“Mahoney Knows Homes” is the Gazette’s expert real estate column. Author Jack Mahoney is a realtor in Kingston Springs who is driven by a mission to deliver top-tier service, trusted market insight and meaningful value to the community he calls home. When it comes to buying a home, “window
Democrat Darden Copeland, a candidate in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District special race, will host a town hall at SkyKing Pizza on Sunday, Sept. 28, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The event is part of his “Fed Up” tour, where Copeland says he is meeting Tennesseans “where they
The Pegram Community Club is working to raise $25,000 to restore the town’s historic train depot and the red caboose that sits beside it, as project organizers say is critical to preserving a piece of local history. The depot, once a bustling stop for travelers heading between Pegram
The Harpeth Indians brought home their first win of the season on Friday, Sept. 12, and kept the Daniel Greer Memorial Axe in Kingston Springs with their 17-6 defeat over Cheatham County Central.
A community meeting is scheduled for Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. at Bethany Hills Camp to discuss plans for a proposed $250 million resort development along the Harpeth River in Kingston Springs. Nashville developer Michael Hayes, CEO of C.B. Ragland, will provide an overview of the project, which
The Kingston Springs Gazette will conclude its community storytelling series “Straight from the Source” with its final installment on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at SKYKING Pizza in downtown Kingston Springs. In honor of Kingston Springs’ 60th anniversary of incorporation, the Gazette is presenting a unique opportunity to
Kingston Springs Elementary School has been recognized as one of the best schools in Tennessee, earning a Level 5 designation from the Tennessee Department of Education for the 2024-2025 school year. Level 5 is the highest rating a school can achieve under the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS) and signifies
The Kingston Springs housing market showed more signs of slowing in August. Only five homes sold last month, and the average time on market has stretched to 73 days compared to just 17 days a year ago. With almost 8 months of supply, we are officially in buyer’s market
