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The local election season is upon us in Pegram. Below, get acquainted with alderman candidate Sherri Martin, who has lived in Pegram for over four decades, and delve into her perspectives on crucial issues through our comprehensive Q&A session.
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Voters will choose a new representative for Tennessee House District 78 this year following the retirement of longtime Rep. Mary Littleton. Ahead of the election, the Gazette asked each candidate the same series of questions about the issues facing District 78. Below are Aniya Farmer's responses.
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Voters will choose a new representative for Tennessee House District 78 this year following the retirement of longtime Rep. Mary Littleton. Ahead of the election, the Gazette asked each candidate the same series of questions about the issues facing District 78. Below are Perry Keenan’s responses.
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Voters will choose a new representative for Tennessee House District 78 this year following the retirement of longtime Rep. Mary Littleton. Ahead of the election, the Gazette asked each candidate the same series of questions about the issues facing District 78. Below are John Louallen's responses.
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Three competitors walked away with bragging rights after taking top honors in the Kingston Springs Gazette's watermelon eating contest during Pegram's 250th celebration on July 4.
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Despite sweltering temperatures and storms the night before, Pegram's 50th annual Independence Day Parade rolled through town July 4 with 118 entries, making it one of the largest parades in the celebration's history.
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The Pegram Board of Mayor and Aldermen unanimously approved a low-interest loan June 29 to finance a major upgrade to the town's wastewater treatment system, a project officials say will improve reliability and nearly double treatment capacity for future growth.
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The Cheatham County Recovery Court will celebrate five more graduates on July 13, marking another milestone for the county's growing program that helps individuals overcome addiction while reducing repeat offenses.
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The Pegram Board of Mayor and Aldermen unanimously approved the town's $1.19 million fiscal year 2026-27 budget, keeping the property tax rate unchanged while adopting a modest increase to sewer rates that took effect July 1.
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Nearly 100 community members gathered Saturday morning, June 27, to support one of South Cheatham's most familiar faces, raising $3,000 during a benefit 5K for longtime Pegram Elementary School custodian Quinten Gordon.
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Education, sober living homes and managing growth took center stage as candidates for Tennessee House District 78 answered questions during a June 22 candidate forum hosted by the Kingston Springs Gazette in partnership with the Dickson County Times.
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Cheatham County commissioners are exploring whether the county should pursue legislation allowing it to collect a fee from commercial river outfitters to help offset the cost of emergency responses on the Harpeth River.