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A Pegram native is bringing her love of handcrafted chocolate back to her hometown, with plans to open a new shop just in time for the holiday season. Nadia Watts Huff is preparing to open Lolli’s Chocolate Shop.
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Kingston Springs has a new mayor — and this one has four legs, a curly tail and a knack for winning hearts. Pickles, a 2-year-old pug, was elected the town’s first dog mayor during the Kingston Springs Gazette’s inaugural Paws in the Park event.
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Kingston Springs officials have rejected a proposal from Central States Water Resources (CSWR) to take over the town’s wastewater system, but have not ruled out pursuing a private operator in the future.
The Cheatham County School Board is beginning a community-wide effort to examine the future of Pegram and Kingston Springs elementary schools, following a presentation from newly elected County Mayor Bill Anderson.
A Pegram native is bringing her love of handcrafted chocolate back to her hometown, with plans to open a new shop just in time for the holiday season. Nadia Watts Huff is preparing to open Lolli’s Chocolate Shop.
Kingston Springs has a new mayor — and this one has four legs, a curly tail and a knack for winning hearts. Pickles, a 2-year-old pug, was elected the town’s first dog mayor during the Kingston Springs Gazette’s inaugural Paws in the Park event.
Kingston Springs officials have rejected a proposal from Central States Water Resources (CSWR) to take over the town’s wastewater system, but have not ruled out pursuing a private operator in the future.
Nearly 1,200 people turned out for this year’s Halloween on Main Street. The annual community event took place Saturday, with Main Street closed to traffic from 5 to 7 p.m. to give trick-or-treaters a safe place to visit local businesses and collect candy.
Turnbull Provisions is expanding its menu with a new lunch service, while welcoming a familiar face into the business as a partner. Savannah Conley, niece of owners Amy and Cole Bruce, has joined the business as an official partner.
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Nearly 1,200 people turned out for this year’s Halloween on Main Street. The annual community event took place Saturday, with Main Street closed to traffic from 5 to 7 p.m. to give trick-or-treaters a safe place to visit local businesses and collect candy.
Turnbull Provisions is expanding its menu with a new lunch service, while welcoming a familiar face into the business as a partner. Savannah Conley, niece of owners Amy and Cole Bruce, has joined the business as an official partner.
The Kingston Springs Gazette’s monthly book club will meet Monday, Nov. 30, to discuss “The Women” by bestselling author Kristin Hannah, a historical novel exploring the experiences of women who served during the Vietnam War.
The 2026 Supper and Song benefit for The ARK raised more than $275,000 during the Oct. 18 event at West Glow Farm in Kingston Springs – far surpassing the nonprofit’s typical fundraising total of about $30,000 from past years.
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Harpeth High School’s theatre department will bring a Greek mythology-inspired adventure to the stage this month with its production of “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical,” featuring a 12-student cast and a message about embracing what makes people different.
A new community-focused group is taking root in Pegram with a mission of bringing neighbors together through service, beautification and local events.
Fans of “Gilmore Girls” can step into the world of Stars Hollow later this month as the Kingston Springs Gazette partners with Turnbull Provisions for a themed evening celebrating the popular television series.
Harpeth High School celebrated Homecoming on Oct. 9 after weather forced the postponement of its originally scheduled matchup against Fairview, but the festivities ended in a 48-21 loss to the Huntingdon Mustangs.
Pam Frejosky, Administrator of Elections for Cheatham County, is encouraging voters to review the three proposed constitutional amendments that will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot before voting.
The Kingston Springs Gazette and SKYKING Pizza are teaming up for the second year in a row to bring some Halloween magic to town with an outdoor movie night on Monday, Oct. 26.
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