Columbia, TN (August 17, 2026) - The City of Columbia has completed a historic roadway paving project, with 31.5 miles of city streets paved between 2025 and 2026, the most miles paved during any two year period in Columbia’s history.The $5.7 million project, approved by the Columbia City Council, improved streets throughout Columbia and addressed roadway maintenance needs across the city.“This project reflects thoughtful planning and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars,” said Mayor Chaz Molder.
HOHENWALD, TENNESSEE (August 17, 2026) Highland Energy announces its 90-year anniversary of serving customers and communities across Tennessee. This year marks nine decades and four generations of family leadership, trusted partnerships and a steadfast commitment to service. Founded in 1936 by E.M. Adcox, the company has grown from a small fuel distributorship into a diversified energy organization that includes wholesale fuel distribution, company-operated convenience stores, commercial fueling, fuel
Columbia, TN (August 17, 2026) - Columbia Fire & Rescue is now accepting applications for the 2026 Citizens Fire Academy, a free, hands-on learning experience for adults ages 18 and older. The six-week program provides participants with a behind-the-scenes look at life in the fire service, offering firsthand insight into the operations, challenges and teamwork that define Columbia Fire & Rescue’s commitment to protecting the community.“The Citizens Fire Academy is an important opportunity to strengthen
Columbia State, TCATs to Host Southern Regional Technology Center Grand Opening and Drone Show (COLUMBIA, Tenn. – Aug. 12, 2026) — Columbia State Community College, alongside partners, Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology - Hohenwald and Pulaski, will host a grand opening and drone show for the new Southern Regional Technology Center on Friday, Aug. 21. The community is invited to attend this celebration, which will be packed with innovation, live music and a spectacular 300-drone light show over
City of Columbia Now Accepting Applications for 2026–2027 Mayor's Youth Council Columbia, TN (August 3, 2026) - The City of Columbia is now accepting applications for the 2026–2027 Columbia Mayor's Youth Council (CMYC). Open to high school juniors and seniors throughout Maury County, including public, private, and homeschooled students, the program offers participants a unique opportunity to explore local government, build leadership skills, and make a meaningful impact in their community.The Mayor's Youth
Columbia Police Join Tennessee Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, Make First Child Exploitation Arrest Columbia, TN (August 3, 2026) - In July of 2026, The Columbia Police Department took a step forward in its efforts in targeting offenders who are focused on preying on innocent children by joining the Tennessee Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Taskforce. After joining the ICAC taskforce, we received our first tip through the ICAC information center and on Friday, July 31st, 2026,
(COLUMBIA, Tenn. – July 29, 2026) — The Columbia State Community College Pryor Art Gallery will soon host a new exhibit titled "We Contain Multitudes," beginning in early August. Contemporary Collective is a Nashville-based group of abstract artists who formed in 2012. Pryor Art Gallery Curator Tori Zemer, who was already familiar with the work of several of the Collective's artists, welcomed the opportunity to host the exhibition after connecting with group member and local artist Kim Sanderson. Though
Tennessee Lady Vols to Face Belmont at 2027 Midstate Classic in Columbia at Ridley Sports Complex Columbia, TN (July 23, 2026) - The City of Columbia is excited to announce that the University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers will take on the Belmont University Bruins at the 2027 Midstate Classic on Tuesday, April 13, 2027, at Ridley Sports Complex. University of Tennessee Head Coach Karen Weekly said her team is looking forward to returning to Columbia. "We’re excited to once again be coming to Columbia,
Puckett’s Columbia Launches “Live on the Square” Concert Series Beloved Southern restaurant expands commitment to local music with new First Fridays partnership COLUMBIA, Tenn. – Puckett’s Columbia is turning up the volume on its live music roots with the launch of its new “Live on the Square” concert series, bringing family-friendly performances to downtown Columbia as part of the city’s popular First Fridays events. Hosted in the restaurant’s Guitar & Cadillac Hall, the series highlights local and
Youth Education Foundation Presents Columbia State with Expanded Scholarship Funding for Students(COLUMBIA, Tenn. – May 11, 2026) — Columbia State Community College recently hosted a scholarship signing with the Youth Education Foundation to strengthen ties and support for local students.The $10,000 scholarship will benefit students eligible for the Youth Education Foundation Tennessee Promise Scholarship Fund who are based in Maury County.While Tennessee Promise covers tuition, the YEF scholarship
Title: Money Available Through Small Business Administration For Local BusinessesSub-Heading: Apply by January 11, 2027 Multiple federal agencies have programs to help residents recover when disaster strikes. In Cannon County, the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience is offering economic injury disaster loans to businesses that experienced financial losses due to Winter Storm Fern. The economic injury disaster loans, or EIDL, provide working capital to help