Summer has officially started in Kingston Springs, with the town launching its annual Food Truck Monday Series and Farmers and Artisans Market.

Summer is heating up in South Cheatham, and so is the lineup of local camps offering fun, learning, and adventure for kids of all ages.

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 upcoming production of “The Lion King” on Friday, May 9 at 6 p.m.

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. 

The Cheatham County Historical and Genealogical Association will host the grand opening of the Cheatham County Museum on Saturday, April 12.

In honor of Kingston Springs’ 60th anniversary, the Gazette is launching a new event series, "Straight from the Source."

The South Cheatham Public Library rolls into Spring with a varied menu of events under the leadership of Jennifer Ensley.

Downtown Kingston Springs is usually quiet on a Sunday afternoon, but not on Super Bowl Sunday.

Rutledge West, the event center in Pegram, will headline its New Year's Eve celebration Dec. 31 with a concert by the Flat River Band.

A Kingston Springs Christmas is an amazing family event to attend to see some Christmas lights and ring in the holiday festivities.

The South Cheatham County Public Library Held its annual Christmas tree lighting, officially kicking off the holiday season.

SKYKING PIZZA is spreading holiday cheer with a festive holiday market on Sunday, Dec. 15, from 1 to 6 p.m. This family-friendly event...

The Towns of Kingston Springs and Pegram are getting into the holiday spirit by hosting several free community events throughout the month.

During its annual fundraising event, The Ark Community and Resource Center raised more than $30,000.

The South Cheatham Ministerial Society hosted its annual Trunk or Treat event at Pegram Park, attracting approximately 200 attendees.

The Town of Kingston Springs hosted its seventh Dinner on Main event on Sept. 22, filling every single seat like it has in year’s past.

The Harpeth High School pep club – dubbed Harpeth Havocers – held a carnival for the community to celebrate homecoming week.

Harvest Fields Baptist Church hosted their annual Fall Festival, just in time to prepare the community for autumn.

By the time the Art in the Park festival opened at Burns Park, the parking lot was filled and cars were lining up along the entrance lane.