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Helping families stay afloat: How The Ark took root in South Cheatham
The heart of The Ark is helping families stay afloat with dignity and care, through neighbors serving neighbors.
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Mahoney Knows Homes: 5 budget-friendly, DIY ways to boost your home’s value (and confidence) in 2025
In 2025, buyers are picky. Homes are sitting longer, and inventory is higher than we’ve seen in years. As a seller, you may feel pressure to tackle projects, but maybe you don’t know where to start, don’t have the time or don’t want to pour money into updates just to sell.
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And Then There's This... Norma: Pennies in a Stream
This is an Oct. 16, 2019 excerpt from "Stardust: An Alzheimer's Love Story", my day to day accounts of caring for my wife in the advanced stages of her dementia. Learn more about this series in last week's column. I miss romance, which I
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Word on the Street: HHS’s first four-legged employee; Kitten yoga at Alma
The Kingston Springs Gazette is here to spotlight the stories that matter most to our community. Our column, Word on the Street, features updates about our neighbors, local businesses and important events. Check out the Word on the Street for Aug. 9 below. Do you have a bite-size piece of
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And Then There's This... The Lady Vanishes
When it became evident around 2016 that my wife, Norma Morris, was descending into dementia and was at risk living alone in her Kingston Springs home, I abandoned my apartment in Nashville and moved in to be her principal caregiver. (We had lived separately but companionably for the previous 35
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Mahoney Knows Homes: Kingston Springs is a Creative Community Rooted in Nature
“Mahoney Knows Homes” is the Gazette’s newest real estate column. Author Jack Mahoney is a realtor in Kingston Springs who is driven by a mission to deliver top-tier service, trusted market insight and meaningful value to the community he calls home. This week in “Mahoney Knows Homes,” I took
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And Then There's This... English Majors Unchained, or, An Evening of Edflix
There are those who rely on streaming services for their home entertainment. But not me. Instead of streaming, I opt for stream-of-consciousness, of letting my mind wander unhurried along the infinite paths my memory opens up. You can have your Netflix. I'm going with Edflix. Take the other
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Scenes from Pegram’s Fourth of July Celebration
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And Then There's This... Scorched Mirth & Acid Reflex
Benjamin Franklin had his proverb-laden “Poor Richard's Almanack.” Yours truly has his wise-cracking “E. Morris' Bon Mot Factory.” Here's a sampling: We learn so much from children. Yet we keep having them. Sometimes it takes a fire in the belly to melt the lead in
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Pegram’s beloved Fourth of July tradition marches on
This year marks the 49th annual Independence Day celebration in the Town of Pegram, and the community is ready to shine under the theme “Stars, Stripes and Pegram Southern Nights.”
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Still here, still local, still yours
Hey friends, As we roll into our third year of the “Kingston Springs Gazette,” I just want to say – thank you. When I first launched this little paper in June 2023, I promised it would be more than just a news source. I wanted it to reflect you – your stories,