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The Kingston Springs Gazette successfully hosted its second installment of its event series “Straight from the Source” on May 18 featuring Leslie Liles Allen and Jennifer Harris Scoble. Allen and Scoble – 4th generation Kingston Springers – provided an evening of lively storytelling, reminiscing on what it was like to grow up
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This article was written by the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce Cheatham County recently celebrated a milestone with its first-ever Ride‘em & Rope‘em Rodeo, a two-day event that brought more than 7,000 attendees to the region from across the Southern United States — and even as far as
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The Kingston Springs Gazette is proud to gather a free source of upcoming events in South Cheatham and the surrounding areas for the local community. If you would like to have your local event featured in the next edition of the Gazette, please email more information to cateburgan@ksgazette.com.
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Summer has officially started in Kingston Springs, with the town launching its annual Food Truck Monday Series and Farmers and Artisans Market. Food Truck Monday began in 2023 as another way to gather the community and enjoy local artists. Similar to last year, the first Food Truck Monday of 2025
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Pegram Elementary Fine Arts Magnet School (PEFAMS) was awarded a grant from Disney through the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) to support its upcoming production of “The Lion King” on Friday, May 9 at 6 p.m. The play – directed by 4th grade English teacher Megan Judge – will feature 26
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The Kingston Springs Gazette successfully hosted its first installment in its event series “Straight from the Source” on April 27 featuring Candy and Larry Turner. The Turners painted a picture of what it was like to grow up in Kingston Springs and raise their own family here, offering up robust
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In honor of Kingston Springs’ 60th anniversary of incorporation, the Kingston Springs Gazette is excited to announce the launch of a new event series, “Straight from the Source.” This series will provide a unique opportunity to hear from longtime residents of Kingston Springs as they share their stories and reminisce
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Having soldiered through a series of user-discouraging cold snaps, the South Cheatham Public Library rolls into Spring with a varied menu of events under the leadership of Jennifer Ensley, who assumed the director's post last August. Ensley has a part-time staff of eight, including Rachel Zook, who serves
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