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A new report out by the Town of Kingston Springs offers residents an update on the city’s aging sewer system that serves roughly 750 residents. The Kingston Springs sewer system was established in 1989. The system is not available throughout all of Kingston Springs but services areas including downtown,
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The Cheatham County Animal Shelter (CCAC) has launched a new website in its latest ploy to get volunteers to turn out for the animals. Summer is a busy time for CCAC, where they have a revolving door of dogs, puppies, cats, and particularly, kittens. The new website is designed to
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The Ark Community Resource Center is rebranding. After more than two decades with a logo depicting Noah’s Ark treading water, the nonprofit – which serves the South Cheatham community – decided to go for a more modern look. “After many years, The Ark Community Resource Center has decided to change its
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The Kingston Springs United Methodist Church (KSUMC) is holding a diaper and food drive for The Ark on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 8 a.m. to noon. Items specifically needed for the “Refill The Ark” drive are: * Toilet paper; * Diapers size 5 and up; * Diced tomatoes; * Chili sloppy joe mix;
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The Cheatham County School District (CCSD) welcomed first through ninth grade students back to campus on Wednesday, Aug. 7. In what has become an annual tradition, Kingston Springs Elementary School (KSES) rolled out the red carpet for its new and returning Cardinals, while the Harpeth High School (HHS) cheerleaders and
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Following a three-month talent search, Ashland City resident Jennifer Ensley has been named the new director of the South Cheatham County Library in Kingston Springs. She officially assumed the post on Monday, Aug. 5. The search had been underway since former director Sara Schultz announced she would be resigning
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Written by Lisa Walker, CCHGA president The Cheatham County Historical & Genealogical Association (CCHGA) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Cheatham County resident Dolly Corbett, curator for the Cheatham County Museum. Mrs. Corbett moved to Tennessee in 2019 to be near her family after living in
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Written by Tim Adkins, Cheatham County School District communications director The Cheatham County Homeless Coalition, working to raise awareness about homelessness in the community, wants to give the public a better understanding of what it means to be without a home. The Coalition will host its second annual Cardboard City
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Written by Courtney Steed, family outreach minister at Pegram Church of Christ Pegram Community Counseling (PCC) is a group of independent private practices serving South Cheatham, Dickson, West Nashville and the surrounding counties. Hosted and located at Pegram Church of Christ, the group has a mission of making professional counseling