Ben Howell, Harpeth High School (HHS) alumnus and former HHS teacher, has been tapped to serve as the Kingston Springs Elementary School (KSES) principal beginning in the 2025-2026 school year.

Newly elected Town of Kingston Springs Commissioner Michael Coldwell proposed an idea during the board’s May meeting to create a task force that would address long-term community goals around strategic planning and economic development. 

Harpeth High School’s (HHS) spring sports have had another exceptional run this season, with both the baseball team and the men’s soccer...

The rhythmic sound of drums, the gleam of polished brass, and the sharp snap of crisp new uniforms – there’s a new energy pulsing through the Harpeth Band Program. Under the dedicated leadership of Chris Vaughn at Harpeth Middle School (HMS) and Hayden Upperman at Harpeth High School (HHS), the southern cluster’s music education is not just surviving – it's flourishing.

The South Cheatham County Library will conduct its annual Summer Reading Program June 12 through July 17 featuring a “Color Our World” theme. Rachel Zook, the library's assistant director, will be in charge of the activities, which, while focusing on actual readers, are open to children of all ages.

Pegram Elementary Fine Arts Magnet School (PEFAMS) was awarded a grant from Disney through the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) to support its successful production of “The Lion King” on May 9.

And Then There's This is the Gazette's column on humor, wisdom and observations about life, written by esteemed journalist Edward Morris.

Four Harpeth High School (HHS) seniors have been chosen to continue their impressive athletic careers in college – including at two NCAA Division I schools.

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As befits a romper room rock star, Velvet (“Miss Velvet”) Collier concluded her 25-year reign as the “Storytime lady” April 24 at the Kingston Springs Library to a packed house of young enthusiasts and their grateful parents.

It has been just over one month since the local, women-owned collective on Main Street in Kingston Springs rebranded from Fred and Mary’s – a sustainable homegoods store – to Jollifrogs – a family boutique. 

Pegram Elementary Fine Arts Magnet School (PEFAMS) was awarded a grant from Disney through the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) to support its upcoming production of “The Lion King” on Friday, May 9 at 6 p.m.

And Then There's This is the Gazette's column on humor, wisdom and observations about life, written by esteemed journalist Edward Morris.

Nashville developer Michael Hayes, CEO of C.B. Ragland, has his sights set on a property of more than 500 acres near the Narrows of the Harpeth in Kingston Springs to build a resort inspired by Blackberry Farm in East Tennessee.

The Kingston Springs Gazette successfully hosted its first installment in its event series “Straight from the Source” on April 27 featuring Candy and Larry Turner. 

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A preservation group is suing the Town of Kingston Springs for discharging high levels of pollutants into the Harpeth River. But city officials are taking action.

Kingston Springs Elementary School Principal Andrea Bledsoe was tapped to serve as the new behavior coordinator for the Cheatham County School District.

Beaux Land Development presented an initial concept to the Town of Kingston Springs Planning Commission for a new commercial development at the empty lot along East Kingston Springs Road between Harpeth High School and Tyler Technologies. 

Former Pegram Mayor John Louallen is vying for state incumbent Rep. Mary Littleton’s seat during the 2026 election cycle.