Kingston Springs kicks off holiday season with 'Christmas on Main'
The Kingston Springs Gazette was proud to partner with SKYKING Pizza and all Main Street businesses to bring together the second annual Christmas on Main Street event.
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Kingston Springs approves manhole repairs as sewer bills expected to rise $17–$20
Kingston Springs commissioners voted Dec. 5 to move forward with a $560,000 manhole rehabilitation project, the least expensive of the options before them, after a split board ultimately agreed to repair only about 60% of the town’s failing manholes to meet a Dec. 15 state deadline. The vote
Rural resort zoning discussion returns to Planning Commission agenda
After a six-week hiatus, Cheatham County’s Planning Commission revisited the idea of creating a “Rural Resort District” at its Dec. 4 meeting. The discussion lasted about 45 minutes and involved a review of a draft zoning amendment prepared by the Greater Nashville Regional Council. Michael Hayes, CEO of C.
CCAC seeks 50 volunteers for ‘Operation Silent Night’ holiday shelter push
Cheatham County Animal Control is once again aiming to “clear the shelter” this holiday season with its second annual Operation Silent Night, running Dec. 20 through Jan. 4. To match last year’s success — when the initiative resulted in 53 adoptions and 42 animals spending Christmas in foster homes — the
Cheatham schools awarded $20,000 in A.O. Smith–Chamber education grants
The Cheatham County School District has received $20,000 in education grants for the 2025–2026 school year through a partnership between A.O. Smith and the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. Sixteen educators across the district were awarded funding through the Chamber of Commerce following a competitive application process