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Several large residential developments are moving forward along Highway 70 and McCrory Lane just inside Davidson County, bringing hundreds of new housing units to an area that sits directly on the Cheatham County line. While the projects fall under Nashville’s jurisdiction and new residents will not be zoned for
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Two South Cheatham educators — Pegram Fine Arts Magnet School Principal Sarah Spain and Harpeth High School teacher Will Mattingly — have been named District Principal and District Novice Teacher of the Year, respectively, for the Cheatham County School District. Both are being recognized not only for their dedication to students, but
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Former Pegram Mayor and current state representative candidate John Louallen is once again inviting South Cheatham County residents to deck the halls — and their homes — for the second annual South Cheatham Christmas Décor Contest, now underway through Dec. 12. The contest, sponsored by Louallen and Benchmark Realty, celebrates the community’
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The Ark Community Resource Center has kicked off its annual Angel Tree program, giving South Cheatham residents the opportunity to make Christmas brighter for local children in need. This year’s program includes 119 “angels” — children ages 3 through 8th grade — who are part of families served by The Ark’
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The Harpeth High School Theatre Department will bring the Disney musical “Freaky Friday” to the stage Nov. 20-22 — marking a lively next step for the growing program led by theatre teacher Jamie Emery. Following last year’s production of “Beetlejuice Jr.,” Emery said this show represents an exciting challenge for
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Early voting is underway for the Dec. 2 special general election to fill Tennessee’s vacant 7th Congressional District seat. Cheatham County voters can cast their ballots early at Pegram City Hall, 308 Highway 70, now through Tuesday, Nov. 26. Early voting hours are: * Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 9 a.
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West Glow Farm has launched a new nonprofit initiative aimed at providing fresh, locally grown food to families struggling with food insecurity following the recent federal government shutdown and suspension of SNAP benefits. [Editor's note: The government reopened after President Trump signed a funding bill passed by Congress
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Roughly 100 Kingston Springs residents filled the Activity Center at L.L. Burns Park on Wednesday night to question officials — and the only company offering to buy the town’s troubled sewer system — about what comes next for the aging infrastructure that serves about 750 people. Central States Water Resources
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Harpeth River State Park is in a season of growth — from new rangers and programs to plans for a long-awaited visitor center at its Gossett Tract site. Park Manager Bill Morton, who has led the park since 2022, said the expansion marks a new chapter for one of Middle Tennessee’
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The first annual Young Buck Classic, hosted by Turnbull Outdoors, brought together dozens of families Oct. 25–26 for a weekend of hunting and community fun — centered on teaching the next generation of kids to appreciate the great outdoors.
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State Rep. Mary Littleton, R-Dickson, has announced she will not seek re-election in 2026, ending more than a decade of service in the Tennessee House of Representatives. Littleton, who has represented House District 78 since 2013, said her decision followed “thoughtful conversations with my family and doctors” and was motivated
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The Town of Kingston Springs has issued a request for proposal (RFP) seeking a professional consultant to help craft a comprehensive economic development strategic plan that will guide community growth and investment for the next five years and beyond. According to the RFP, the plan will outline policies for sustainable