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For our final edition of 2024, the Kingston Springs Gazette has gathered its top 10 stories from 2024 – chosen by you. To thank you for your support over the last year, we've dropped the paywalls for you to read the community's most liked stories from this
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The Town of Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners voted Thursday night to induct its first new mayor in a decade. Commissioner Todd Verhoven was chosen to lead the town by his fellow board members during their monthly meeting on Dec. 19. Former Mayor Tony Gross did not seek reelection this
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"Our Blue Christmas" If I survive the 2024 edition, I will have lived through 89 Christmases. Of these, only one stands out in my memory. It was not a happy one. Here's why: In July 1959, I finished writing the thesis for my master's
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A team of local organizers is coming together to provide much-needed holiday cheer for families and children displaced by Hurricane Helene. Camp Christmas, a collaborative event spearheaded by event planner Whitney Gorbett and supported by Kingston Springs community leaders, is set to offer a respite for 80 people from Hendersonville,
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SKYKING PIZZA has partnered with local businesses to bring the community a week full of events leading up to Christmas. Every night Dec. 15 through Dec. 21, head to Christmas on Main Street in downtown Kingston Springs to spread holiday cheer and support locally owned businesses including Alma Yoga and
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A new children’s book intended to teach the next generation the importance of being a responsible pet owner features real dogs from the Cheatham County Animal Shelter (CCAC). All proceeds from “Doggie Do’s and Don’ts” support Charlie's Angels Saving Animals (CASA). CCAC works closely with
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Fred & Mary’s Home opened its doors on Main Street in downtown Kingston Springs just over one year ago, and has since transformed into a collective of local, women-owned businesses. In early September, Fred & Mary’s owner Carolyn Fredericks welcomed four Kingston Springs businesses into her brick and
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The South Cheatham County Friends of the Library (FOTL) is once again no more. After FOTL president Kandace Kapanka and treasurer Lana Fosterannounced their resignation on Nov. 7, no one from the community stepped up to replace them, ultimately dissolving the group back into the Ashland City Friends of the