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Harpeth High School leaders, students and community members gathered March 11 for a “Listen and Learn” lunch highlighting several of the school’s programs designed to prepare students for careers while strengthening campus culture.
Sports
Delilah Dean, a senior at Harpeth High School, has signed to continue her golf career at Tennessee State University.
Applications for the Kingston Springs Farmers and Artisans Market are now open for the 2026 season, which begins Saturday, May 23.
News
For the third year in a row, the Town of Kingston Springs is encouraging residents to put their lawn mowers away this spring.
News
A packed room and nearly three hours of discussion marked the March 5 meeting of the Cheatham County Planning Commission, where 46 residents spoke during public comment on a proposed rural resort zoning change — with 34 voicing opposition.
Life
The ARK Community and Resource Center is expanding its efforts to fight food insecurity with a new garden space in partnership with the Town of Kingston Springs.
News
Free narcan boxes were placed throughout Cheatham County on Monday, March 2 – the fifth anniversary of resident Quintenn Clark’s overdose at 20-years-old.
News
Harpeth High School leaders say a new residential construction pathway is already drawing strong student interest and will soon have a dedicated facility funded in part by the $1 million Innovative Schools Grant.
News
Cheatham County voters will head to the polls May 5 for the county primary election, which will determine who advances to the Aug. 6 general election ballot.
Life
The Harpeth High School theatre program will bring a magical comedy to the stage next week with its spring production of “Puffs.”
News
Cheatham County officially marked its 170th birthday Feb. 28 with a cookie contest and community celebration at the Cheatham County Museum in Ashland City, drawing more than 130 attendees and launching a slate of events planned throughout 2025.
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Kingston Springs sewer customers will see their bills increase by $27.22 per month beginning April 1 after the Board of Commissioners approved financing for two major wastewater projects during its Feb. 19 meeting.