Nearly 1,200 people turned out for this year’s Halloween on Main Street. The annual community event took place Saturday, with Main Street closed to traffic from 5 to 7 p.m. to give trick-or-treaters a safe place to visit local businesses and collect candy.
The Cheatham County School Board is beginning a community-wide effort to examine the future of Pegram and Kingston Springs elementary schools, following a presentation from newly elected County Mayor Bill Anderson.
A Pegram native is bringing her love of handcrafted chocolate back to her hometown, with plans to open a new shop just in time for the holiday season. Nadia Watts Huff is preparing to open Lolli’s Chocolate Shop.
Kingston Springs has a new mayor — and this one has four legs, a curly tail and a knack for winning hearts. Pickles, a 2-year-old pug, was elected the town’s first dog mayor during the Kingston Springs Gazette’s inaugural Paws in the Park event.
Kingston Springs officials have rejected a proposal from Central States Water Resources (CSWR) to take over the town’s wastewater system, but have not ruled out pursuing a private operator in the future.