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Mahoney Knows Homes: What Q1 2026 Means for Kingston Springs Homeowners
The first quarter of 2026 is officially in the books, and the data tells a clear story: the Kingston Springs market has shifted.
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The first quarter of 2026 is officially in the books, and the data tells a clear story: the Kingston Springs market has shifted.
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Families gathered at City Park on Saturday, March 28 for the Town of Kingston Springs’ annual Easter egg hunt.
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A Pegram resident, teacher and Army veteran has entered the race for Congress in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District.
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Students at Harpeth High School spent the morning of March 18 participating in the school’s first-ever Better Together Conference, a half-day event focused on disability awareness, leadership and inclusion.
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If you’ve been browsing homes at night, making a list of the properties you love, and telling yourself “this might be the year,” you’re not alone.
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The ARK Community and Resource Center is expanding its efforts to fight food insecurity with a new garden space in partnership with the Town of Kingston Springs.
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The Harpeth High School theatre program will bring a magical comedy to the stage next week with its spring production of “Puffs.”
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This is the September 3, 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 admired Norma for a long time before I adored her. When I met her, she was
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The birds are chirping, the grass is getting greener, and the beauty surrounding us in Kingston Springs is “springing” to life. As we look forward to brighter, longer and warmer days, this time of year often marks change in many ways, and the housing market is no exception.
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A Rottweiler owned and handled by Kingston Springs resident Judy Hudson placed third in breed competition this month at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York.
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As cookie season comes to a close, South Cheatham’s only local Girl Scout troop is looking ahead to how this year’s proceeds will support badges, service projects and future adventures.
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With increasing inventory and more competition across Cheatham County and the greater Nashville area, sellers for the first time in years are facing a market that has expectations. Gone are the days where you could stick a sign in the yard and have multiple offers by the weekend.