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Photos: The Ark's 5th annual Supper & Song
Under the glow of string lights at West Glow Farm, neighbors gathered for The Ark’s fifth annual Supper and Song — an evening that blended home-cooked food, live music and heartfelt community spirit.
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Life
Joint projects and jingle bells: New books at town library
So much exciting reading ahead! Two cross-genre projects and a sheaf of fresh Christmas titles stand out among the new books added this month to the South Cheatham County Public Library.
Life
And Then There's This... Norma: Solitary Confinement
This is the Feb. 28, 2020, excerpt from “Stardust: An Alzheimer's Love Story,” my day to day accounts of caring for my wife Norma in the advanced stages of her dementia. She is tense with frustration. There's something she must tell me, and it will not
News
The Ark announces new building at 5th Annual Supper and Song fundraiser
The Ark Community and Resource Center’s annual Supper and Song fundraiser is always a night of music, community and gratitude — but this year’s event comes with a major announcement: The Ark is getting a new home. Director Mike Turpin shared the news at Sunday night’s event, revealing
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Jake Owen proposes new restaurant and bar for downtown Kingston Springs
Country music star and Kingston Springs resident Jake Owen is bringing his hometown vision to life with plans for a new restaurant and bar in downtown Kingston Springs. During the Oct. 9 Planning Commission meeting, Owen presented a concept plan for the property at 417 N. Main Street, which he
Small Business
Pencils owners announce retirement after nearly 15 years in Kingston Springs
After nearly 15 years in business, Ed and Lauran Mason are preparing to retire and hand over their Kingston Springs staple, Pencils, to new owners who plan to keep the store’s services — and its spirit — alive.
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Kingston Springs schedules community meeting on future of town’s sewer system
The Town of Kingston Springs is inviting residents to a community meeting later this month to discuss the current condition and future of its wastewater system, as officials continue weighing major decisions about how to address the town’s aging sewer infrastructure. The meeting will be held Wednesday, Oct. 29,
Life
Stories About Monsters: The Fortune Teller
"The Fortune Teller" is a fictional story based in Kingston Springs and written by local author Sam Morris. The story is part of a larger collection, "Stories About Monsters: A Horror Collection" released by Morris on Oct. 1. You can purchase the full book here. It
Sports
Harpeth volleyball falls short of State appearance in Minnis’ first year
The Harpeth High School (HHS) volleyball team’s season has come to an end. The Lady Indians fell just short of a State tournament appearance for the second year in a row after falling to Summertown during their Oct. 16 sectionals appearance.
Opinion
Striking the right balance: Living in your home while selling it
“Mahoney Knows Homes” is the Gazette’s expert real estate column. Author Jack Mahoney is a realtor in Kingston Springs who is driven by a mission to deliver top-tier service, trusted market insight and meaningful value to the community he calls home. Selling your home while still living in it
Life
And Then There's This... Norma: Dry Humor
This is the Feb. 20, 2020, excerpt from “Stardust: An Alzheimer's Love Story,” my day to day accounts of caring for my wife Norma in the advanced stages of her dementia. I can lead Norma to water, but I can't make her drink. And I'
Behn, Van Epps advance to December special election for 7th District seat
The race to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Mark Green is headed to a December showdown between Democrat Aftyn Behn and Republican Matt Van Epps, after both candidates secured their parties’ nominations in the Oct. 7 special primary. Van Epps, a businessman from Nashville, quickly rose to the top of