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Since I launched the Gazette on June 3, 2023, I never expected that six months later www.ksgazette.com would have just under 7,500 unique visitors and over 14,000 site sessions. That’s 7,500 of you that read and boosted our nearly 150 stories about the South
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For our final edition of 2023, the Kingston Springs Gazette has gathered its top 10 stories from 2023 – chosen by you. To ring in the New Year, we've dropped the paywalls for you to read, watch, and listen to the community's top liked stories from this
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Pet lovers who are in a giving mood are always welcome at the Cheatham County Animal Control (CCAC) center said director Brittany Sellers, but especially during the holiday season. “We aren't equipped to take donations electronically,” she says, “but donors can come by and contribute.” Donors may also
Opinion
Written by The Ark Director Mike Turpin On behalf of The Ark, Noah's Closet and our Board of Directors, we want to say thank you to the people of Pegram and Kingston Springs for your loving generosity that keeps us going. I've always heard the phrase
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For consistent church-goers or not, Christmas often has us yearning for a sense of community. With Christmas Eve falling on a Sunday this year, here are two ways you can celebrate the holiday season with communities in both Kingston Springs and Pegram. KS United Methodist Church Old Fashioned Christmas Eve
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It doesn't get co-star billing, but Miss Priscilla Dorris' majestic white mansion overlooking downtown Kingston Springs' Main Street is unquestionably the focal point of “A Nashville Country Christmas,” a film headlined by Tanya Tucker and Keith Carradine. Paramount's "A Nashville Country Christmas"
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