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The Kingston Springs housing market showed more signs of slowing in August. Only five homes sold last month, and the average time on market has stretched to 73 days compared to just 17 days a year ago. With almost 8 months of supply, we are officially in buyer’s market
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Opposition is building among locals as plans progress for the proposed $250 million Bell’s Reserve resort set on a property of 560 acres near the Narrows of the Harpeth in Kingston Springs.
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The race for Tennessee’s 7th congressional seat is taking shape. The deadline to file for candidacy ended Aug. 12, and the names are set for the Oct. 7 special primary election to replace Congressman Mark Green.
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It’s gonna take a bigger beach to accommodate all the new beach reading material rolling into the Kingston Springs Library this month.
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Kingston Springs Mayor Todd Verhoven reemphasized that the town is assessing all options to repair its aging sewer system, including selling the system to a private company.
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After more than two years of fierce public opposition, the TVA announced it is no longer pursuing its controversial plan to build a natural gas plant in rural Cheatham County.
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Kingston Springs officials are in the early stages of planning a new City Hall and revitalized train depot on property the town purchased nearly four years ago from the Hemmer family.
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The South Cheatham County Public Library's Summer Reading Program concluded July 17 and was declared as a success by head librarian Jennifer Ensley and assistant librarian Rachel Zook, who supervised the activity.
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The ARK Community Resource Center held its first mobile food pantry of 2025 on June 27, providing 143 families in the community with meals for one week.
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Hi neighbors and friends, thank you for tuning back in for the monthly Kingston Springs housing market update. The purpose of this article is to keep you informed on how our market is evolving throughout the year whether you're buying, selling or just curious.
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Residents in Kingston Springs and Pegram will see higher sewage bills this summer as both towns adjust their rates in response to their failing sewer systems.
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The Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners passed its 2025-2026 fiscal year budget after its second reading during a meeting on Monday, June 16. The new budget will go into effect on July 1.