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Students at Harpeth Middle and Harpeth High schools will no longer be permitted to use zipper binders or “trapper keeper”-style binders beginning with the 2026-27 school year, according to a new policy announced by the Cheatham County School District.
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Harpeth High School recognized the graduates in its Class of 2026, with this year’s commencement ceremony moved indoors to the school gymnasium because of rainy weather.
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The Kingston Springs Fire Department is moving forward with a major fire apparatus refurbishment project designed to modernize two aging frontline engines while avoiding the steep cost of purchasing new trucks.
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Donald Edward Bruce Sr., known to many throughout the Kingston Springs area as "Fisheye," "Smoky" or "Big D," died May 26 at the age of 69.
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After nearly seven years serving the Town of Kingston Springs, City Recorder Jamie Dupre officially retired on May 29.
Small Business
As summer arrives in Kingston Springs, so does one of the town's most recognizable traditions: river season on the Harpeth.
Small Business
When Lisa Taylor was thrown from a horse in February 2025 and suffered a compression fracture in her spine, she said traditional treatment options felt limited. Doctors recommended pain management and rest — but Taylor wanted something that could help her body recover more naturally.
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Bill Anderson is positioned to become Cheatham County’s next mayor after defeating incumbent Kerry McCarver in the May 5 Republican primary.
Life
The Kingston Springs Gazette will host a community movie night June 1 at SKYKING Picnic, featuring a screening of the classic family comedy The Parent Trap.
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The Town of Kingston Springs was awarded a Tennessee America 250 Grant from the Tennessee Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial.
Life
Families in Kingston Springs will have several options for summer activities this year, with local organizations offering camps focused on music, nature, recreation and outdoor exploration.
Life
Residents will have another opportunity to support the Kingston Springs Fire Department during a May 31 community fundraiser aimed at helping offset the growing cost of emergency radio upgrades.