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The Town of Kingston Springs Board of Commissioners voted Thursday night to induct its first new mayor in a decade. Commissioner Todd Verhoven was chosen to lead the town by his fellow board members during their monthly meeting on Dec. 19. Former Mayor Tony Gross did not seek reelection this
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A team of local organizers is coming together to provide much-needed holiday cheer for families and children displaced by Hurricane Helene. Camp Christmas, a collaborative event spearheaded by event planner Whitney Gorbett and supported by Kingston Springs community leaders, is set to offer a respite for 80 people from Hendersonville,
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SKYKING PIZZA has partnered with local businesses to bring the community a week full of events leading up to Christmas. Every night Dec. 15 through Dec. 21, head to Christmas on Main Street in downtown Kingston Springs to spread holiday cheer and support locally owned businesses including Alma Yoga and
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The South Cheatham County Friends of the Library (FOTL) is once again no more. After FOTL president Kandace Kapanka and treasurer Lana Fosterannounced their resignation on Nov. 7, no one from the community stepped up to replace them, ultimately dissolving the group back into the Ashland City Friends of the
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The Treehouse at The Land, previously home to Maypop Forest School, is undergoing an exciting transformation. Starting Dec. 7, the space will re-open its doors as a dynamic event venue designed to bring people together through nature-based experiences and creative gatherings. Known for its idyllic, rustic charm, The Land’s
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The holiday season is upon us, and there’s no better way to get into the festive spirit than by shopping small and supporting local businesses. Kingston Springs' Wonder Gift and Garden at The Land is once again offering its popular Fraser Fir Christmas trees, perfect for adding a
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Kingston Springs Elementary School (KSES) kicked off the holiday season in style with an unforgettable afternoon at their “Balloons Over Broadway” Thanksgiving parade. Students from every grade level displayed their creativity by designing and showcasing unique balloon creations, adding a burst of color and joy to the event. Inspired by
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The Ark has 139 Kingston Springs and Pegram children participating in its annual Angel Tree program this year, for ages three through 8th grade. When an angel is adopted, the shopper will purchase an outfit, a pair of shoes, a coat if the tag shows they want one, and gifts
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As Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc across Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina, Kingston Springs residents emerged as a beacon of hope for their neighbors, and in many cases, former hometowns. Residents like Whitney Gorbet, Susanna Oberg and Goldie Essary stepped up to coordinate critical relief efforts for those in need.
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The president and treasurer of the South Cheatham County Friends of the Library (FOTL) have announced their resignation from the library support organization as of Nov. 7. FOTL president Kandace Kapanka and treasurer Lana Foster, who have held their posts for the past two years, initially announced their departures Oct.
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After months of deferments, the Nashville Metro Zoning Appeals Board (BZA) on Oct. 3 approved Howington Construction's special exception to build a Swingzone in Pegram's Dreamland Estates residential neighborhood off Highway 70. According to its website, the Swingzone will be a "top-tier" baseball and
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As Kingston Springs prepares for its upcoming local elections on Nov. 5, the Kingston Springs Gazette sat down with the residents who are running uncontested for the three open city commissioner seats. Lauren Hill, 73, a dedicated community advocate with extensive experience in local governance, is passionate about fostering thoughtful