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The Cheatham County School District announced last week that construction at the elementary and middle school sports fields is underway for new, “much-needed” concession stands and bathrooms. Both the softball field at Harpeth Middle School – also leveraged by the high school – and the soccer field at Kingston Springs Elementary School
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Kingston Springs’ SKYKING PIZZA has launched a new website just in time for event season. The new website – www.skykingpizza.co (yes, “.co” – not “.com”) – will allow interested patrons to book events at the pizza shop and its sister coffee shop, Turnbull Provisions. The event FAQ page offers pricing information
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Cheatham County nonprofit, Pink Out for Hope (POFH), is launching its ninth annual Paint the Town Pink Contest on Oct. 1 to raise awareness for breast cancer. Businesses in Kingston Springs and Pegram can compete against businesses in the northern portion of the county to win the traveling, coveted POFH
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The Pegram Fire Department (PFD) gathered the community on the evening of Wednesday, Sept. 11 in an effort to honor and remember the 343 firefighters who lost their lives during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York City 23 years ago. PFD Lt. Taylor Davidson established the inaugural 9/
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With plans for a new Kingston Springs library accelerating, the Cheatham Country Library Board at its Sept. 17 meeting approved a resolution stating that it "supports the formation of a non-profit foundation for the purpose of raising funds to support County library capital projects and library programming." Proposed
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Cheatham County School District’s (CCSD) Director of Schools Cathy Beck is departing after nearly a decade in her leadership role. Her final day will be June 30, 2025. Beck joined CCSD in 2017 as the director of schools. She is retiring after what will be eight years in this
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The Cheatham County Library Board of Trustees has officially begun the process to relocate the Kingston Springs Library that services all of South Cheatham. The proposed location – in the lot adjacent to Harpeth Middle School and behind the ambulance station on East Kingston Springs Road – would be around 10,000