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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee visited Pegram Elementary Fine Arts Magnet School (PEFAMS) on June 6 to show support for the school’s no-cost summer learning camp. The summer camp took place during the month of June and concluded on Wednesday. The camp targeted K-12 students dealing with learning loss. The
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Pegram’s local elections will be held in conjunction with the federal and state primary election, as well as the county general election, on Thursday, Aug. 1. Early voting for this election will be held July 12 through July 27. For this year’s election cycle, Pegram has three open
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It's apple pickin' time at Pegram's United Community Bank. And the “apple tree” is right at the bank's front door, a bit skinny and forlorn looking but still bearing fruit. Like the “angel trees” of Christmas that link generous gift givers to needy
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The Nashville Metro Zoning Appeals Board (BZA) met June 20 to hear opposition to the proposed Swingzone facility that will be built by Pegram Alderman Randy Howington in the Dreamland Estates neighborhood, ultimately giving the project the green light – for now. The plans to build the indoor baseball facility on
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Tyler Technologies announced Tuesday the grand opening of its new manufacturing facility off East Kingston Springs Road next to Sonic. The company first broke ground on the site in November 2022. Tyler Technologies – headquartered in Plano, Texas – is a leading provider of integrated software and technology services for the public
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This 615 Day, the Kingston Springs Gazette and Fred & Mary's Home are partnering with Cheatham County Animal Control (CCAC) to spotlight the great work the shelter and its volunteers do through fostering animals and helping them find their forever homes. Even if you're not in
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Long a community standby, the Summer Reading Program (SRP) at the South Cheatham Public Library in Kingston Springs got underway Thursday, June 13 with a magic show by Terry Hedges. Themed “Adventures Begin at Your Library,” the weekly series of activities is open to children of all ages and will
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Harpeth High School (HHS) recognized the 133 graduates in its class of 2024 on the evening of Thursday, May 23 under the lights of their very own football field. This is one of the most accomplished senior classes HHS has seen in recent years, with nearly 65% of the students
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A search is underway for a new director of the South Cheatham County Library in Kingston Springs, following the departure of Sara Schultz on May 14. Schultz had held that position since 2022. Concurrent with the search is the news that the Cheatham County Library Board is also planning for
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Emmy Russell’s “American Idol” journey came to an end on Sunday, May 12 after America voted her off the 22nd season of the reality singing competition. The Kingston Springs native made it to the top 5, but ultimately did not punch her ticket to the finale. The Town of
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Gary Ray (G.R.) Hester, age 76 of Kingston Springs, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 13, 2024, surrounded by his family. G.R. was born on March 1, 1948, in Pampa, Texas, to Guy and Erma Hester. G.R.'s early years were spent growing up on the
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Cheatham County School District (CCSD) Director Cathy Beck announced the district's plans to reject Gov. Bill Lee’s recent law to allow teachers and staff to carry handguns on campus. On April 26, Gov. Lee signed a bill which authorizes a faculty or staff member of a school