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Downtown Kingston Springs home draws bidding war at auction
A 1951 home on Maple Street in downtown Kingston Springs drew a local bidding war Saturday, with the winning bid reaching $91,000 after opening at $28,000.
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Kingston Springs FLOCK cameras capture nearly 8,000 vehicles daily
Kingston Springs has nine FLOCK license plate reader cameras installed throughout town, with the system capturing thousands of vehicle images each day, according to an internal email obtained by the Gazette.
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Friends of Kingston Springs nonprofit announced at Dinner on Main
A new nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money for improvements in Kingston Springs was announced during the town’s ninth annual Dinner on Main event on Sept. 20.
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Tennessee Run for the Fallen brings remembrance run to Kingston Springs
The Tennessee Run for the Fallen brought its 72-mile remembrance run to Kingston Springs’ Burns Park Sept. 26 and 27, marking the fifth year of the Tennessee event.
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Cheatham County deputies make 287(g)-related arrests in Kingston Springs
The Cheatham County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man and woman Wednesday afternoon in Kingston Springs following a traffic stop that brought the department’s 287(g)-trained deputies to the scene.
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Kingston Springs Gazette journalist Edward Morris dies at age 90
Ed would have worn the “Gazette journalist” title with pride.
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Pegram community marks 25 years since 9/11 with expanded remembrance
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Pegram community gathered at Pegram Park to remember the lives lost and the first responders who never made it home.
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Kingston Springs explores tourism campaign as way to boost town revenue
Kingston Springs officials are exploring a broader tourism campaign as a way to bring more outside dollars into the town and help strengthen its budget without relying as heavily on local taxpayers.
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USS LST 325 to dock in Ashland City for Warship Week
History will dock in Ashland City Oct. 1-6 when the USS LST 325 visits Riverbluff Park for Warship Week in Cheatham County.
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Pegram’s historic caboose gets a fresh coat of red
The historic red caboose beside the Pegram Depot is looking a little more like itself again after a local painting company stepped in to help restore one of the town’s most recognizable landmarks.
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Cheatham County swears in new mayor for first time in decade
Bill Anderson was sworn in as the next Mayor of Cheatham County on Monday, Aug. 31, replacing Mayor Kerry McCarver who has served in the position since 2017.
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Harpeth High breaks ground on new residential construction CTE facility
Harpeth High School broke ground Aug. 27 on a new facility that will give students in the school’s growing residential construction program a dedicated space to learn the skills of the trade through hands-on experience.