Kerri Bartlett
The Daily Herald
Nashville, TN, United States
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Shoppers find treasures, give back at 19th annual Kiwanis Club yard sale
From golf clubs to glassware and designer items, the Kiwanis Club of Columbia yard sale draws hundreds for annual event, benefitting Imagination Library. → Read More
Sale: Here's why it's a great time to subscribe to
Read about why it's important to support your local daily newsroom through a subscription. → Read More
Beloved Tallgrass Meat Co. to close March 3
After five years in operation, popular local butcher Tallgrass Meat Company is closing in March due to workforce struggles. → Read More
Lawrence County residents thankful damage from possible tornado in Amish community wasn't worse
Lawrence County, Tennessee, residents and some business owners are recovering from tornado-like winds that ripped through the Amish community on Thursday. → Read More
Kiwanis Club annual yard sale dedicated to late volunteer, set for Feb. 25
Mark your calendars for one of the largest yard sales of the year in Columbia. → Read More
Visit Columbia holds Black artist exhibit honoring Black History Month
An exhibit, featuring local artist James Spearman, will be on display at the Welcome Center, located at 713 N. Main Street, through February. → Read More
'We're ready': Maury Alliance celebrates $4.83B in economic investments, more ahead
Maury County Chamber & Economic Alliance held its annual celebration at Puckett's Restaurant on Tuesday, highlighting the year's economic growth. → Read More
Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee relocates office to Hatcher Lane in Columbia
Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee is relocating its office from Trotwood to Hatcher Lane in Columbia. → Read More
Choirs give rousing performances at MLK celebration at Columbia State Community College
Community choirs perform spiritual hymns of joy, praise and hardship from MLK era at Columbia State Community College annual celebration. → Read More
Tallgrass Meat Co. in Columbia wins Small Business Startup of the Year Award
Tallgrass Meat Co. in Columbia was recognized for its excellence by the state for providing customers with fresh, local meats from Middle Tennessee. → Read More
7th annual Midstate Classic softball tourney returns to Columbia, March 15
The city of Columbia will host the 7th annual Midstate Classic softball tournament at Ridley park in Columbia on March 15. → Read More
African American Heritage Society plans big year for Black history
The African American Heritage Society will host a lecture series, kicking off Black History Month with the theme of "Democracy in America" Jan. 21. → Read More
Mayor Chaz Molder inspires students to dream big at Woodard Elementary oath of office ceremony
The gym was packed at Woodard Elementary School Thursday for the Oath of Office ceremony for Columbia Mayor Chaz Molder and Vice Mayor Randy McBroom. → Read More
Columbia receives $4.8 million ARP grant to help fun new wastewater plant
The ARP grant would help fund Columbia's new wastewater plant, upgrade old sewer lines and replace the Duck River sewage pumping station. → Read More
Maury Co. election administrator aces state certification exam
Maury County election head Brandi Cothron was recently recognized by the state for passing a comprehensive election administrator exam. → Read More
Reflecting on the importance of local journalism in the new year
The new year warrants a reflection on the impact of local journalism and the path ahead. → Read More
Columbia police officers spread cheer through Shop With a Cop event
Columbia police officers shopped with children last week to help families pick out gifts and needed items for Christmas as part of Shop With a Cop. → Read More
Columbia Machine Works expands operations through game-changing tool
A new machine tool commissioned by Columbia Machine Works will improve operations and marks its single largest investment in its 95-year history. → Read More
Final voting results show Molder as mayor, newcomer in Mt. Pleasant
The race for Columbia mayor shows Chaz Molder ahead of Debbie Matthews, according to early voting results. → Read More
Campin' in the park draws outdoor fun in Spring Hill
Camping in the park draws families for outdoor fun in Spring Hill. → Read More