News
Robert Langdon is on the run again. You may have seen him glancing nervously over his shoulder as he picked up a takeout lunch at El Jardin or cadged a ride in one of the big rigs pulling out of Thornton's. If not there, you surely can find
Life
At 81 years old, most people might imagine slowing down, enjoying quiet days, and letting others take the lead. Not Vicky.
Life
Harpeth High School celebrated its annual Homecoming on Friday, Sept. 26. Before they took their second win of the season over Stewart County, they held their annual Homecoming Parade.
News
Democratic candidate Darden Copeland made a campaign stop in Kingston Springs on Sunday, hosting a town hall at SkyKing Pizza where he urged voters to send “fresh leadership” to Washington. Copeland drew more than 100 local residents to hear him lay out his congressional campaign and take questions on issues
News
In this article, I will share data surrounding market trends and share what I think are indicators of where our market may be heading in the next few months.
Life
The Town of Kingston Springs held another successful Art in the Park, boasting over 70 vendors, a handful of food trucks and live music on a beautiful, fall Saturday.
Sports
Homecoming weekend at Harpeth High School was more than just football, it was a celebration of school spirit, community pride and tradition that stretched from Thursday night through Friday’s victory over Stewart County.
Life
This is the Feb. 16, 2020, excerpt from “Stardust: An Alzheimer's Love Story,” my day to day accounts of caring for my wife Norma in the advanced stages of her dementia. “Ed, you break my heart.” My delight that Norma is able to utter a complete sentence is
News
About 100 residents packed into Bethany Hills Camp on Sept. 22 for a 90-minute meeting with Nashville developer Michael Hayes and his team, as plans for a $250 million luxury resort near the Narrows of the Harpeth edge closer to a pivotal county zoning decision. Hayes, CEO of C.B.
Opinion
By Linda Ryder It would be a terrible mistake for the Cheatham County Commission to approve the proposed development of a luxury “rural retreat” at the current Bell’s Reserve property, next door to the Narrows of the Harpeth. Allowing this or any high-density development there would irreparably harm the
Opinion
By Michael Coldwell, a commissioner on the Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners, and a board member of the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. Every so often, a community gets the chance to grab the brass ring, hit the bullseye or win the jackpot. For south Cheatham County, that chance is
News
The Cheatham County Planning Commission will meet Oct. 2 to consider recommending a major zoning amendment that could clear the way for large-scale rural resort developments, including a proposed $250 million project near the Narrows of the Harpeth. The amendment would add new definitions to the county’s zoning resolution,