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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.
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Cheatham County commissioners may revisit regulations governing data centers after a proposal to prohibit them entirely was withdrawn during the commission's June 22 workshop.
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The Kingston Springs Gazette Book Club has selected “The Many Lives of Mama Love” by Lara Love Hardin as its July read.
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Homemade pies, bluegrass music and a love of history brought the community together June 20 as the South Cheatham County Public Library celebrated America's 250th birthday.
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Students in the Kingston Springs Elementary School extended care program took a hands-on journey into the 1800s on June 25 during a special History Day hosted by the Cheatham County Historical and Genealogical Association (CCHGA).
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Kingston Springs residents still have several opportunities to enjoy community events this summer, even as the town prepares to temporarily pause its popular Food Truck Monday series during the hottest months of the year.
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The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners has approved a $5.4 million budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, including a 5-cent property tax increase and continued investments in public safety, infrastructure and capital improvements.
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It was announced this week through Realtor.com and other news sources that Nashville is now ranked #1 as the “slowest housing market in the nation”. You’d think we are living in the twilight zone reading this headline, but it’s true! Well.. somewhat, at least.
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The Grand Opening of the Historical Print Museum: Demers Gutenberg Franklin Era was a tremendous success, bringing visitors together for a day filled with hands-on learning, history and community engagement.