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Mary Tucker Townsend, age 90 of Kingston Springs, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 23. She was the wife of the late James “Nehi” Townsend. Together they had three children Teresa Townsend Hargis of Kingston Springs, Debbie Kay Finch of Kingston Springs, and James "Butch" Townsend of Quepos, Costa
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Crews with the Nashville Fire Department (NFD) worked to manage a four acre brush fire on Gourley Road in Pegram on the morning of Nov. 5. The fire was reported at around 10 p.m. on Nov. 4. Flames persisted into the next day as crews worked to keep the
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The Cheatham County School District announced its school-level Teachers of the Year for the 2023-2024 academic year on Nov. 7. “The Teacher of the Year program honors educators who exceed expectations to provide meaningful and rewarding learning experiences for our students,” the district wrote. “These are some of the most
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A local living off Snake Hill is calling on all community members – young and old – to help her paint a Kingston Springs mural on a new partial fence in her yard that faces the road. After feeling inclined to put up a fence in her yard, Beth Hubner is turning
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The city voted on Thursday night to throw more money to finally close out the ongoing sidewalk projects throughout Kingston Springs. The city approved nearly $80,000 on Oct. 19 to finish the sidewalk project on Luyben Hills Road near the interstate exit. While it may appear that the sidewalks
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The Harpeth High School (HHS) girls soccer team came second in the District 11A Tournament on Oct. 12, falling to county rival Cheatham County Central High School (CCCHS) in extra time. CCCHS hosted HHS for the district championships, and the first half of the game started off as a defensive
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The Mayor’s Office, alongside the Solid Waste Department, announced free dump days across Cheatham County. The free dump day for all residents in Kingston Springs, Pegram, and Sams Creek Road will be Saturday, Oct. 28. Residents will be allowed to drop off their household hazardous waste free of charge
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Cheatham County’s nonprofit for breast cancer awareness held another successful Booby Bolt 5k on Oct. 7. Pink Out for Hope’s annual fundraiser brought in more than 600 registrants from the middle Tennessee area – making it the second largest Booby Bolt in the event’s history. Amy Douglas, the
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