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Kingston Springs Elementary School has been recognized as one of the best schools in Tennessee, earning a Level 5 designation from the Tennessee Department of Education for the 2024-2025 school year. Level 5 is the highest rating a school can achieve under the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS) and signifies
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Kingston Springs’ Food Truck Monday is set to return to the Main Street green space Sept. 15 after taking a planned break during the hotter summer months. The town paused the community event in July and August this year in hopes of boosting attendance during the cooler evenings of September
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Opposition is building among locals as plans progress for the proposed $250 million Bell’s Reserve resort set on a property of 560 acres near the Narrows of the Harpeth in Kingston Springs.
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The race for Tennessee’s 7th congressional seat is taking shape. The deadline to file for candidacy ended Aug. 12, and the names are set for the Oct. 7 special primary election to replace Congressman Mark Green.
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Pink Out For Hope (POFH) is calling on local businesses to turn their storefronts pink this October in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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The Pegram Fire Department will hold its third annual 9/11 tribute at Pegram Park at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 11.
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Kingston Springs Mayor Todd Verhoven reemphasized that the town is assessing all options to repair its aging sewer system, including selling the system to a private company.
Small Business
On any given day at Uncle Lenny’s Country Café, you might find a plate of scratch-made pierogies headed to a Wisconsin transplant, fried catfish sizzling for a Friday regular, or a towering slice of Miss Betty’s coconut cake making its way to a smiling newcomer. But the story
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After more than two years of fierce public opposition, the TVA announced it is no longer pursuing its controversial plan to build a natural gas plant in rural Cheatham County.
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There’s a quiet corner in Kingston Springs where time seems to slow, where the hum of memory meets the buzz of new beginnings. That place is The Greer House, a white craftsman-style home on Highway 70 — a landmark locals have passed for decades. After years of sitting vacant, the
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Kingston Springs officials are in the early stages of planning a new City Hall and revitalized train depot on property the town purchased nearly four years ago from the Hemmer family.