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Mahoney Knows Homes: What Q1 2026 Means for Kingston Springs Homeowners
The first quarter of 2026 is officially in the books, and the data tells a clear story: the Kingston Springs market has shifted.
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Kingston Springs city planner departing
Kingston Springs City Planner Sharon Armstrong will retire at the end of this calendar year.
Sports
Sisters to represent Cheatham County at 2026 Special Olympics USA Games
Sisters Grace and Paige Phillips are headed to the national stage this summer, bringing both family pride and a shared passion for unified sports as they prepare to compete in bocce at the Special Olympics USA Games in Minnesota.
Life
Kingston Springs hosts annual Easter egg hunt at City Park
Families gathered at City Park on Saturday, March 28 for the Town of Kingston Springs’ annual Easter egg hunt.
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Kingston Springs weighs proposed $4.22M budget for 2027
The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners held their second budget workshop meeting for fiscal year 2027 (FY27), where town leaders discussed how to make cuts to the proposed $4.22 million budget for next year.
Sports
Harpeth blanks Waverly 8-0 in district opener; Coach earns 50th career win
Harpeth High School’s boys soccer team opened district play in dominant fashion March 26, shutting out Waverly Central 8-0 at home while securing the 50th career win for Coach Lou.
Small Business
Women-owned businesses keep South Cheatham thriving
Women-owned businesses now make up roughly four out of every 10 firms in the United States, a rapidly growing segment of the small-business economy. In Kingston Springs and Pegram, a group of a 12 women entrepreneurs reflects that national trend, running shops, services and creative ventures.
Life
Who is Josh Sales? Pegram resident enters race for Tennessee’s 7th District
A Pegram resident, teacher and Army veteran has entered the race for Congress in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District.
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Kingston Springs tables $27 sewer hike, explores smaller base rate increase
The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners postponed a final vote on a proposed sewer rate increase March 19, opting instead to pursue a smaller base rate hike combined with a new tiered system to target heavier water users.
Life
Harpeth High hosts inaugural ‘Better Together Conference’ focused on inclusion
Students at Harpeth High School spent the morning of March 18 participating in the school’s first-ever Better Together Conference, a half-day event focused on disability awareness, leadership and inclusion.
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Harpeth River State Park eyes new trail at Newsom’s Mill site
Officials with Harpeth River State Park held a public meeting March 12 at Montgomery Bell State Park to present plans for a proposed paved multi-use trail at the park’s Newsom’s Mill site.
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Kingston Springs library director highlights need for larger space
Kingston Springs library director Jennifer Lovell Ensley told city commissioners March 19 that the community’s growing use of the library is outpacing the space currently available.