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Families from all over middle Tennessee flocked to Pegram's 47th annual Independence Day Celebration last Tuesday, which featured the star of the show: the annual Pegram parade. From Charlotte to West Nashville, word of the parade has spread far, and for good reason. With over a dozen floats,
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This story was written by The Ark. The Ark sponsored South Cheatham School Supply Give Away will be on Saturday, July 22, from 11-1 at Kingston Springs Elementary School. We need your help in providing students (K-12) with a backpack and supplies. Approximately $25 will be the cost per student
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A state advisory committee urged the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) to support development of passenger rail service between Nashville and Memphis, using existing tracks that run through Kingston Springs. The Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR) recommends that TDOT submit data and documentation for two proposed passenger rail
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Electric school buses could start rolling down the road in Cheatham County in the not-too-distant future, if the county is awarded a grant from the federal government. School officials are considering applying for a $5 million grant to buy 15 electric school buses from a program created by the Bipartisan
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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has extended the comment period about its proposed Cheatham County power plant until July 7, giving local residents more time to weigh in on this controversial issue. TVA wants to build a natural gas-fired combustion turbine plant and a battery energy storage system on 285
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The Cheatham County Democratic Party has called for a local primary election for county and municipal offices to be held in conjunction with the Presidential Preference Primary on March 5, 2024. This is the first year that Democrats will hold a primary election in the county, after the Cheatham County
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This story was written by The Ark. Can you help keep kids “fueled” for the summer? The Ark provides FUEL (snack) bags to South Cheatham students during the summer. We could use donations of snack items to help fill these FUEL bags. Individual size chips, Snack Pack Pudding cups, Tuna/
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The Kingston Springs Gazette was officially launched on the morning of Saturday, June 3, 2023 with a party in downtown Kingston Springs. As the Founder and Editor-in-Chief, I met with individual members of the community to give them free access to the inaugural edition of the Gazette, explore the brand
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Kingston Springs is raising sewer rates again in order to pay for higher costs to operate, maintain and repair its wastewater treatment system. How much extra the town’s 750 sewer customers will have to pay depends on how much water they use. Under the new rate structure, which the
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The newest class of Harpeth High School (HHS) alumni graduated last Thursday night under the lights of their very own football field. The stadium was packed with family, friends and community members eager to see their loved ones walk across the stage. The breezy evening air was filled with anticipation
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The Kingston Springs Farmers and Artisans Market opened for its tenth season last Saturday, boasting 18 vendors in a newer, bigger space that promises to hold more families and fun throughout the summer. The market will be held every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon through Aug. 25. The
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The new South Harpeth Road bridge over Brush Creek is now open to traffic – restoring a rural route from Kingston Springs to Highway 100 east of Fairview. The old bridge was closed in the fall of 2020 when the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) deemed it unsafe for travel. It