Jay Powell
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City planners discuss updates to food truck vendor regulations in Columbia
City leaders are discussing updates to Columbia's food truck ordinance, including size regulations, permit requirements and more. → Read More
Winners announced for Public Works 'Name a Snowplow Contest'
Columbia City Council recognized the winners of Columbia Public Works' recent Name a Snowplow Contest, which drew more than 600 entries. → Read More
The Oscars, Hollywood and award shows remaining relevant in 2023
With the 95th Academy Awards upon us this weekend, it's time to weigh in on how interest in award shows seems to have decreased over the years. → Read More
Mule Day: New events, old favorites expected at biggest event of the year
The 2023 Mule Day festivities are set to kick off in just about two weeks at Maury County Park, which organizers expect to be even bigger than ever. → Read More
Things to do: Second Saturday at Factory, animals, superheroes and TV trivia
This weekend shop local vendors at The Factory's Second Saturday, visit a new play yard for animals, attend a superhero party, trivia nights and more. → Read More
Spring Hill BOMA adopts construction bid for new police HQ amid split decision
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to adopt a construction bid for a new police headquarters, a project estimated to cost $31 million. → Read More
Tree removal project to replace nearly 60 trees downtown
The city is set to approve a new project, which would remove and replace nearly 60 trees located downtown. → Read More
New TN Music Pathways marker to honor Columbia blues native
A new TN Music Pathways marker will honor the legacy of Columbia native and blues singer Lillie Mae Glover, better known as Ma Rainey II. → Read More
City preps for Midstate Classic, raises $19,000 in sponsorship donations
Columbia City Council will vote this month to accept $19,000 in sponsorship donations for the seventh annual Midstate Classic softball tournament. → Read More
Things to do: First Fridays, dinner parties, night life and Dr. Seuss
This weekend will feature another fun First Fridays, dinner parties at The Rebel, Dr. Seuss' birthday and Antiques After Dark. → Read More
Planners mull 3.5-million gallon water tank to address June Lake utility issues
The Spring Hill Planning Commission is discussing a possible new water tank to be installed at the June Lake mixed-use development off Buckner Road. → Read More
Spring Hill aldermen renew Rippavilla management contract with BOFT
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted this month to renew its management contract with the Battle of Franklin Trust to oversee operations at Rippavilla. → Read More
Things to do: Ollie & Finn's brunch, disc golf, llamas, Cajun gumbo and more
This weekend's roundup includes brunch and beer, llama parties, Cajun gumbo and more. → Read More
The importance of Mule Day pride, even if it can be overwhelming for some
In less than two months, Columbia will host another Mule Day, which for some locals can be a bit daunting. But it's never a bad thing to show local pride for what it means. → Read More
City leaders encourage local youth to participate in Youth Litter Challenge
Spring Hill is launching a new Youth Litter Challenge, encouraging young people to clean up their local streets. → Read More
Things to do: 'Those Wicked Stepsisters,' coffee, cars and Mardi Gras
This weekend's roundup includes an original take on "Cinderella," classic cars, coffee and a chance to give back to animals. → Read More
Planners approve roundabout/bike lane for June Lake development
Spring Hill planners approved a new roundabout for the upcoming June Lake development, which will include space for a bike lane. → Read More
Things to do: Super Bowl weekend with a dash of Valentine's love
This weekend celebrate Super Bowl Sunday, while also getting a head start on next week's Valentine's Day holiday, along with good food, music and more. → Read More
Annie Moses Conservatory: Crafting young minds for success through music
The Annie Moses Music Conservatory recently began its first year of programming in Columbia, teaching young minds a wide range of musical education. → Read More
BOMA details new designs for Fire Station 4 at Buckner and Duplex
Spring Hill Fire Chief Graig Temple shared designs for the proposed Fire Station 4 at Buckner and Duplex Roads, which he hopes could be operational by late 2024. → Read More