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Harpeth defeats Cheatham to keep Daniel Greer Memorial Axe
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Kingston Springs looks to extend Food Truck Monday next year
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CCSD’s Beck departing after 8 years
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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County Library Board says plans in motion for new Kingston Springs location
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
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HHS volleyball undefeated, girls soccer shuts out Hickman
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HHS to host Homecoming Carnival for community Sept. 25
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Newly elected Pegram officials sworn in
Cheatham County Mayor McCarver swore in the newly elected leaders for the Town of Pegram for the next four years ahead of the Board of Mayor and Alderman monthly meeting on Monday, Aug. 26. Charles Morehead has replaced Mayor John Louallen. This will be Morehead’s fifth term as Pegram’
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HMS football takes first loss on 8th grade night
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City Manager views successful season for farmers market
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Candidates set for Kingston Springs’ November election
The candidates for Kingston Springs’ upcoming election on Tuesday, Nov. 5 are officially set. The Town of Kingston Springs will vote to appoint three candidates to the city’s Board of Commissioners. Mayor Tony Gross, Vice Mayor Glenn Remick and Commissioner Carolyn Clark did not seek reelection. Keith Allgood, Michael
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Report to County Commission cites alleged improprieties in library director hiring
The fallout from the contested hiring of the new director of the South Cheatham County Library in Kingston Springs was brought to the attention of the Cheatham County Commission at its Aug. 19 meeting via a 101-page report by District 6 Commissioner Mike Breedlove. At issue was the question