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Nashville approves appeal for batting facility in Pegram
After months of deferments, the Nashville Metro Zoning Appeals Board (BZA) on Oct. 3 approved Howington Construction's special exception to build a Swingzone in Pegram's Dreamland Estates residential neighborhood off Highway 70. According to its website, the Swingzone will be a "top-tier" baseball and
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Meet Lauren Hill: Advocate for thoughtful growth in Kingston Springs
As Kingston Springs prepares for its upcoming local elections on Nov. 5, the Kingston Springs Gazette sat down with the residents who are running uncontested for the three open city commissioner seats. Lauren Hill, 73, a dedicated community advocate with extensive experience in local governance, is passionate about fostering thoughtful
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Meet Michael Coldwell: Fresh voice for Kingston Springs
As Kingston Springs prepares for its upcoming local elections on Nov. 5, the Kingston Springs Gazette sat down with the residents who are running uncontested for the three open city commissioner seats. Among them is Michael Coldwell, 50, a passionate newcomer eager to make a meaningful impact in the community.
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Meet Keith Allgood: Lifelong resident tackling Kingston Springs’ challenges
As Kingston Springs prepares for its upcoming local elections on Nov. 5, the Kingston Springs Gazette sat down with the residents who are running uncontested for the three open city commissioner seats. Keith Allgood, 46, a lifelong resident and dedicated community member, is eager to bring his insights and experience
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Vice Mayor Remick reflects on 12 years of service
As Kingston Springs approaches its elections on Nov. 5, Vice Mayor Glenn Remick is preparing to step down from his position on the board after more than a decade. Serving as city commissioner since 2012 and vice mayor since 2020, Remick reflected on his journey and unwavering commitment to the
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Commissioner Clark reflects on commitment to listening, community engagement
As Kingston Springs approaches its elections on Nov. 5, City Commissioner Carolyn Clark is preparing to step down from her position on the board after a single term. Clark sat down with the Gazette to reflect on her four years of service, emphasizing the importance of listening to the voices
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Opinion: Elect legislators who will do their job
By Elena Roser, vice chair of Cheatham County Democrats and county resident Tennessee’s state constitution gives the legislature the responsibility to fund public schools. Article XI, Section 12 reads, “The state of Tennessee recognizes the inherent value of education and encourages its support. The General Assembly shall provide for
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Mayor Gross reflects on 3 terms as he steps down
As Kingston Springs approaches its elections on Nov. 5, Mayor Tony Gross sat down with the Gazette to look back on his three terms of dedicated service, marked by community engagement and significant accomplishments. Having first been elected to the city commission in 2012, Gross announced he will not seek
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Polls open for elections Oct. 16
Kingston Springs' local elections will be held in conjunction with the federal, state and presidential elections on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Early voting for this election will be held Oct. 16 through Oct. 31. For this year’s election cycle, Kingston Springs has three open city commissioner seats. Residents Lauren
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Annual cash raffle tickets now on sale
For the eighth year, the local CASH RAFFLE is being held to raise money for worthy South Cheatham County causes. The ARK, Harpeth Benevolence Association, and Harpeth Men’s Dining & Benevolence Society sell only 300 tickets for this fundraiser. There are 20 prizes totaling $6,500: two $1,000
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HMS siblings take the prize in statewide reading competition
Harpeth Middle School (HMS) siblings Elijah and Silvia Riggs took home first place in their collective categories for Tennesseans for Student Success' (TSS) annual Tristar Reads contest. Elijah, a seventh grader at HMS, took home the state's "Overall Winner" prize, logging more than 33,000