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A 1951 home on Maple Street in downtown Kingston Springs drew a local bidding war Saturday, with the winning bid reaching $91,000 after opening at $28,000.
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The Town of Kingston Springs held another successful Art in the Park, boasting over 70 vendors, a handful of food trucks and live music on a cloudy, fall Saturday.
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Kingston Springs has nine FLOCK license plate reader cameras installed throughout town, with the system capturing thousands of vehicle images each day, according to an internal email obtained by the Gazette.
A building that has served as a church, print shop and gathering place for generations of Pegram residents is preparing to take on a new role. Pegram Coffee Co. is scheduled to open Nov. 16 at 540 Highway 70, bringing a coffee shop to a longtime community hub.
A 1951 home on Maple Street in downtown Kingston Springs drew a local bidding war Saturday, with the winning bid reaching $91,000 after opening at $28,000.
The Town of Kingston Springs held another successful Art in the Park, boasting over 70 vendors, a handful of food trucks and live music on a cloudy, fall Saturday.
Kingston Springs has nine FLOCK license plate reader cameras installed throughout town, with the system capturing thousands of vehicle images each day, according to an internal email obtained by the Gazette.
The Town of Kingston Springs hosted its 9th annual Dinner on Main event in the heat of Sunday, Sept. 20.
A new nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money for improvements in Kingston Springs was announced during the town’s ninth annual Dinner on Main event on Sept. 20.
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The Town of Kingston Springs hosted its 9th annual Dinner on Main event in the heat of Sunday, Sept. 20.
A new nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money for improvements in Kingston Springs was announced during the town’s ninth annual Dinner on Main event on Sept. 20.
The Tennessee Run for the Fallen brought its 72-mile remembrance run to Kingston Springs’ Burns Park Sept. 26 and 27, marking the fifth year of the Tennessee event.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about home prices, rising interest rates and why the housing market feels increasingly difficult. And I keep coming back to one idea: Many buyers aren’t really buying at a price. They’re buying at a payment.
The Cheatham County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man and woman Wednesday afternoon in Kingston Springs following a traffic stop that brought the department’s 287(g)-trained deputies to the scene.
Ed would have worn the “Gazette journalist” title with pride.
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Pegram community gathered at Pegram Park to remember the lives lost and the first responders who never made it home.
The Daniel Greer Memorial Axe is headed to Ashland City for the first time since 2020 after Cheatham County Central defeated Harpeth 30-26 on Friday, Sept. 11 in the annual rivalry game.
The Tennessee Run for the Fallen will take a new route this year, bringing its 130-mile remembrance run to Kingston Springs’ Burns Park on Sept. 26 and 27.
Kingston Springs will soon have a new way to promote childhood literacy with a Storybook Trail planned for Burns Park.
Kingston Springs officials are exploring a broader tourism campaign as a way to bring more outside dollars into the town and help strengthen its budget without relying as heavily on local taxpayers.
Based on what I’m seeing in this market, I’ve put together a brutally honest list of 10 things that will actually help sell your home.