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More than 50 dogs and cats went home for the holidays during Cheatham County Animal Control’s (CCAC) Operation Silent Night program. During the month of December, CCAC saw a total of 53 adoptions as a direct success of Operation Silent Night – an effort to get all shelter animals into
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Camp Christmas– a local volunteer effort to provide much-needed holiday cheer for families and children displaced by Hurricane Helene – provided 1,300 hot meals over the course of the weekend, according to the event's Head of Food and Beverage Mike Turpin. Camp Christmas was a collaborative effort spearheaded
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Butt Seriously: A Meditation on “That Thing” Being a cautious and timid man with absolutely no tolerance for risk, I was foraging through Amazon the other day in search of padding with which to cushion my fragile hindquarters when it occurred to me that vast swaths of our culture is
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Nearly 50 community members gathered in the baseball field at Pegram Park on the morning of Saturday, Dec. 20 to pray over 9-year-old Alec George and his family. On Dec. 12, the George family – including Alec, his mother Melissa and his older brother Colin – was in a single vehicle crash
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For our final edition of 2024, the Kingston Springs Gazette has gathered its top 10 stories from 2024 – chosen by you. To thank you for your support over the last year, we've dropped the paywalls for you to read the community's most liked stories from this
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The Town of Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners voted Thursday night to induct its first new mayor in a decade. Commissioner Todd Verhoven was chosen to lead the town by his fellow board members during their monthly meeting on Dec. 19. Former Mayor Tony Gross did not seek reelection this
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"Our Blue Christmas" If I survive the 2024 edition, I will have lived through 89 Christmases. Of these, only one stands out in my memory. It was not a happy one. Here's why: In July 1959, I finished writing the thesis for my master's
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A team of local organizers is coming together to provide much-needed holiday cheer for families and children displaced by Hurricane Helene. Camp Christmas, a collaborative event spearheaded by event planner Whitney Gorbett and supported by Kingston Springs community leaders, is set to offer a respite for 80 people from Hendersonville,