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Republican Matt Van Epps won Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District special election by a narrow margin on Dec. 2 and has been sworn in to serve the remainder of the term through 2026, when he will be required to run again in the regular election cycle. Van Epps’ victory follows
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The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners delayed action Thursday, Nov. 20 on its wastewater manhole rehabilitation project after an hour of discussion over grant funding, rising repair costs and the possibility of selling the town’s sewer system.
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Kingston Springs Elementary School has been named a Tennessee Reward School for the fifth consecutive year, the Cheatham County School District announced Nov. 21.
More than 130 South Cheatham families received Thanksgiving food boxes this week thanks to a surge of community donations to The Ark’s food pantry program. The Ark said contributions of boxed meals, canned goods and financial gifts came from Scouts, churches, schools, banks, local businesses and individual residents. The
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Kingston Springs Elementary School (KSES) celebrated the start of the Thanksgiving holiday on Monday, Nov. 24, with its third annual “Balloons Over KSES” parade, a growing school tradition inspired by the book "Balloons Over Broadway."
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Brought to you by SKYKING Pizza in partnership with the Kingston Springs Gazette and Main Street businesses. The holiday season is set to shine bright in Kingston Springs as Christmas on Main Street returns for its second annual celebration.
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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.