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The five official candidates for mayor of Columbia appeared together for the first time at a Maury Alliance forum Sept. 22.
By: Andrew Pearson
For the last school year and a half, Rise TN Mentoring has brought adults into Whitthorne Middle School after class every Wednesday to mentor middle-school students in need of one-on-one guidance. "We've seen really good benefits. We had 30 kids go through the program last year, and kids are doing better with self-esteem, grades, behavior, everything," said Ralph Roller, the […]
By: Andrew Pearson
Sydni King and Hope Carter, the founders of Emerald Cake & Co., recently told Main Street Maury about their time in Culleoka and the support they have received from both pastry appreciators and the broader community they serve. "Sydni and I met through a mutual friend. We really bonded over our love and books and baking!" said Carter. "We love […]
By: Andrew Pearson
The advisory committee working to shape Maury County's new Comprehensive Land Use Plan met again on Sept. 24 to hear citizens' input and try to come up with their next steps. Liz Fields, the representative for the consultant firm McBride Dale Clarion, told the committee the firm has finished Phase 1 of its commissioned tasks, which focuses on gathering information […]
By: Andrew Pearson
The Columbia City Council voted Oct. 8 to donate $230,000 to build a playground next to the Miracle League ballfield at Maury County Park. The playground, to be named "Taye's Place," is part of a larger Miracle League facility. The league has raised $3.428 million so far, finished the $2.7 million ballfield and secured a $230,000 commitment from the county […]
By: Andrew Pearson
The Columbia Peace & Justice Initiative honored Hernandez "Paco" Havard and the late Talvin Barner with its fifth annual Legacy Night awards for founding the local chapter of the Boys & Girls Club. In 1995, Havard and Barner incorporated a Maury County chapter of the Boys & Girls Club. The chapter expanded over the decades and now serves 1,500 youth […]
By: Andrew Pearson
Six independent candidates for U.S. Senate and Tennessee Governor answered policy questions on Oct. 10, in a forum hosted by the Maury County NAACP and the Community Action Program of United Auto Workers Local 1853. Several other confirmed candidates were detained by bad weather or other business, including Democratic nominees Jerri Green for governor, Marquita Bradshaw for Senate, and Justin […]
By: Andrew Pearson
Dr. Philip Allen, a NASA engineer and Columbia Academy alumnus, returned to his alma mater last Tuesday night to describe his work as deputy chief engineer for the Artemis II mission — and to teach students life lessons drawn from his career. Artemis II sent a 322-foot rocket around the earth twice, around the moon once and back to earth. […]
By: Andrew Pearson
The new Columbia wastewater facility will be able to treat up to 17 million gallons of wastewater each day when it comes online in summer 2027.
Six independent candidates for U.S. Senate and Tennessee Governor answered policy questions on Oct. 10, in a forum hosted by the Maury County NAACP and the
