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The Town of Kingston Springs will welcome thousands of visitors back to Burns Park on Saturday, Oct. 3, for its annual Art in the Park festival, a fall tradition that has grown into one of the community's signature events.
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School zones play a significant role in the value of a home and the strength of a community. Naturally, most parents want to send their children to a school where they’ll be safe, receive a quality education, and have access to the resources they need to succeed.
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Plans are underway for the 13th Pink Out For Hope 5-k Booby Bolt and 1-mile Kids Fun Run on Saturday, Oct. 3 from 8 to 11 a.m. at the Pleasant View Community Park.
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When Russell Tyree first arrived at Camp Horizon in Kingston Springs as a child, he was carrying more than a sleeping bag and a suitcase. He was a cancer survivor still recovering from the treatments that had reshaped his childhood.
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Dinosaurs, fossils and a love of reading helped make this year's Summer Reading Program one of the biggest in recent memory at the South Cheatham County Public Library.
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When meeting someone new, you only get one chance at a first impression. The same goes for seeing a house you’ve never been in before.
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Grab your leather jackets and pink satin jackets — “Grease” is coming to Kingston Springs.
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Three competitors walked away with bragging rights after taking top honors in the Kingston Springs Gazette's watermelon eating contest during Pegram's 250th celebration on July 4.
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Despite sweltering temperatures and storms the night before, Pegram's 50th annual Independence Day Parade rolled through town July 4 with 118 entries, making it one of the largest parades in the celebration's history.
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The Kingston Springs Gazette Book Club has selected “The Many Lives of Mama Love” by Lara Love Hardin as its July read.
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Homemade pies, bluegrass music and a love of history brought the community together June 20 as the South Cheatham County Public Library celebrated America's 250th birthday.
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Students in the Kingston Springs Elementary School extended care program took a hands-on journey into the 1800s on June 25 during a special History Day hosted by the Cheatham County Historical and Genealogical Association (CCHGA).