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The Kingston Springs Gazette and West Glow Farm are teaming up to host a Winter Market Series at The Barn at West Glow, offering a cozy Sunday gathering that blends local food, shopping and community.
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When Lesley Mortimer-Wallace first drove through Kingston Springs 25 years ago, it wasn’t part of a grand plan. It was a day off from Nashville, a winding road and a feeling she couldn’t shake.
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The Kingston Springs Gazette was proud to partner with SKYKING Pizza and all Main Street businesses to bring together the second annual Christmas on Main Street event.
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For families in Kingston Springs, picking out a Christmas tree has become more than a shopping trip — it’s a local holiday tradition.
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The Kingston Springs Gazette is proud to present our third annual “Made in South Cheatham Holiday Guide.” This year, we’re excited to announce that this guide has been printed and placed in local shops all around south Cheatham County!
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Brought to you by SKYKING Pizza in partnership with the Kingston Springs Gazette and Main Street businesses. The holiday season is set to shine bright in Kingston Springs as Christmas on Main Street returns for its second annual celebration.
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After nearly 15 years in business, Ed and Lauran Mason are preparing to retire and hand over their Kingston Springs staple, Pencils, to new owners who plan to keep the store’s services — and its spirit — alive.
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On any given day at Uncle Lenny’s Country Café, you might find a plate of scratch-made pierogies headed to a Wisconsin transplant, fried catfish sizzling for a Friday regular, or a towering slice of Miss Betty’s coconut cake making its way to a smiling newcomer. But the story
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There’s a quiet corner in Kingston Springs where time seems to slow, where the hum of memory meets the buzz of new beginnings. That place is The Greer House, a white craftsman-style home on Highway 70 — a landmark locals have passed for decades. After years of sitting vacant, the
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Two new eateries have begun “popping-up” in Kingston Springs on Monday mornings this summer, offering the community access to locally baked goods and coffee on a day where the Main Street strip has historically been silent.
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This article is sponsored byJack Mahoney, affiliate broker with Compass Real Estate Before he ever planned to live in Kingston Springs, Jack Mahoney was just a visitor – driving the scenic back roads near the Harpeth River with his wife during a trip to Nashville. But one thought stuck with him
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A favorite Main Street destination is getting even better. As SKYKING Pizza marks its 12th anniversary this summer, the popular local eatery is expanding in a way that brings more food, fun and community connection to Kingston Springs. Behind the restaurant, SKYKING is opening a new outdoor space called SKYKING