News
In advance of the upcoming local elections, the Gazette sat down with candidates seeking office across Cheatham County. Rebecca Shrem is running as a democrat for School Board District 5 – which oversees Pegram Fine Arts Elementary School.
News
The Cheatham County Planning Commission voted on April 2 to halt discussion of a proposed county-wide zoning amendment that would allow rural resort developments, pausing months of public opposition to the controversial measure.
Small Business
Inside Salon 102, Cody Brazil isn’t just focused on the haircut in front of him — he’s focused on the person in the chair.
Life
The first quarter of 2026 is officially in the books, and the data tells a clear story: the Kingston Springs market has shifted.
News
Kingston Springs City Planner Sharon Armstrong will retire at the end of this calendar year.
Sports
Sisters Grace and Paige Phillips are headed to the national stage this summer, bringing both family pride and a shared passion for unified sports as they prepare to compete in bocce at the Special Olympics USA Games in Minnesota.
Life
Families gathered at City Park on Saturday, March 28 for the Town of Kingston Springs’ annual Easter egg hunt.
News
The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners held their second budget workshop meeting for fiscal year 2027 (FY27), where town leaders discussed how to make cuts to the proposed $4.22 million budget for next year.
Sports
Harpeth High School’s boys soccer team opened district play in dominant fashion March 26, shutting out Waverly Central 8-0 at home while securing the 50th career win for Coach Lou.
Small Business
Women-owned businesses now make up roughly four out of every 10 firms in the United States, a rapidly growing segment of the small-business economy. In Kingston Springs and Pegram, a group of a 12 women entrepreneurs reflects that national trend, running shops, services and creative ventures.
Life
A Pegram resident, teacher and Army veteran has entered the race for Congress in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District.
News
The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners postponed a final vote on a proposed sewer rate increase March 19, opting instead to pursue a smaller base rate hike combined with a new tiered system to target heavier water users.