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Gratitude abounds across South Cheatham this Thanksgiving
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And Then There's This...
Songs of Thanksgiving — Sort Of The South Cheatham corridor pulsates with singers, songwriters and music industry execs who've made Nashville's Music Row world famous. So as Thanksgiving barrels toward us like a crazed cousin, it's only fitting that we turn to songs to reflect
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Medicare jargon: Plans, parts, and penalties
Written by Warren Cranford, Medicare licensed agent Do you ever ask yourself, “WHY does Medicare have to be so complicated?” If you do, then I have good news and bad news. Good news – You are not alone in your questioning. Bad news – There is no valid or helpful answer. To
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Lundy Cupp: Pumpkin art that lasts beyond the season
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Halloween on Main 2024
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Edward Morris: A life rich in words and experience
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The Car in the Driveway “Return with us now to the thrilling days of yesteryear.” If you're absolutely ancient, you'll recall that this was the intro to the radio version of “The Lone Ranger.” But all I'm asking you to do now is return
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MEDICARE FATIGUE?? Here’s the Rx.
Written by Warren Cranford, Medicare licensed agent There are nearly 59 million Medicare beneficiaries in the United States. The first Baby Boomers aged in Medicare in 2011, and at that time it was predicted that 10,000 people would age in daily, bringing the total number of beneficiaries to 80
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PHOTOS: Harpeth Homecoming Parade
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Vice Mayor Remick reflects on 12 years of service
As Kingston Springs approaches its elections on Nov. 5, Vice Mayor Glenn Remick is preparing to step down from his position on the board after more than a decade. Serving as city commissioner since 2012 and vice mayor since 2020, Remick reflected on his journey and unwavering commitment to the
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Commissioner Clark reflects on commitment to listening, community engagement
As Kingston Springs approaches its elections on Nov. 5, City Commissioner Carolyn Clark is preparing to step down from her position on the board after a single term. Clark sat down with the Gazette to reflect on her four years of service, emphasizing the importance of listening to the voices