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Goodwill hosts 2 job fairs for 2 companies in Middle Tennessee
Goodwill Career Solutions will host two job fairs in two days. Hundreds of jobs are coming to Middle Tennessee.
28 planning commissioners avoid Tennessee Ethics Commission penalty
The Tennessee Ethics Commission has decided against penalizing 28 planning commissioners around the state who filed financial disclosures late, while voting to levy fines of $10,000 each against three who failed to file any report at all.
Family charged in burglary spree
The lawman had to take a breath several times while running down a partial list of stolen items recovered after the arrests of three members of a Maury County family for burglary and other charges.
Launita Green, front, and Sarah Lacy, left, and others go through the motions Monday at a cardio yoga class held at the Maury County Senior Center.
2 Spring Hill men plead guilty to federal racial intimidation charges
Two Spring Hill men today pleaded guilty in federal court for their involvement in a racially-motivated conspiracy to interfere with the housing rights of African-American residents of the Spring Lake subdivision in Spring Hill, the U.S. Justice Department announced today.
Local Briefs: County to weigh housing grant
A $500,000 HOME grant from the Tennessee Housing and Development Agency is on the docket for a Maury County budget committee meeting Tuesday.
Faculty and students of Spring Hill Elementary, several members of the Spring Hill Kiwanis Club gather at the school Monday to leave a memorial stone at the base of a tree in honor of Joyce Dudley.
Staff photo by Susan W. Thurman Other system-level honorees announced at the Maury County Education Association's Awards Banquet are, from left, Distinguished New Teacher Chelsea Helmick, Distinguished Educational Support Professional Pearl Brown and Distinguished Administrator Tina Weatherford.
Man had 'pearl of great price'
At 47, the Rev. Robert Henderson had finally forsaken all, being determined to die to all selfish elements.
Educators, students honor retiring teacher
Longtime Columbia State geography instructor Aubrey Flagg is recognized for his years of service at the community college Friday.
Conflict of interest discussion eyed as possible Open Meetings violation
The chairwoman of the Maury County Regional Planning Commission said other members' discussion of whether or not she had a conflict of interest may have itself been a violation of state law.
Most county department fund requests nixed
For more than three hours, a line of county department heads made requests to the county administration committee for funding for the upcoming fiscal year.
Abundant harvest: 'Feed the Need' nets $41K in donations
A Maury County organization has raised more than $40,000 in food and funds for three local non-profits - a number that exceeded its original goal by about $15,000. The Leadership Maury class of 2013 held the "Feed the Need" food drive from April 8-May 3. Each year, Leadership Maury, a program sponsored by the Maury County Chamber and Economic ... (more)
Local Briefs: Justice center moves forward
The Maury County Building Committee Wednesday approved a $24 million criminal justice center proposal - a design that has been greatly reduced since the project was last considered.
Joey+Rory to expand studio for shows
Country music singers and songwriters Rory and Joey Feek of Pottsville were granted site plan approval Monday by Maury County's Regional Planning Commission for expansion of their recording studio.
Arrests made in vehicle break-ins
A rash of car burglaries in several Columbia neighborhoods has been solved with the arrests of three men, while two other suspects are still sought, police said Wednesday.
Sheriff proposes adding deputies to schools
Three months after Maury County officials instructed Sheriff Enoch George to budget for additional school resource officers in the upcoming year, some commissioners have cooled to the idea.
Seniors participate in an acrylic painting class Wednesday at the Maury County Senior Center.
Just In Time For The Immigration Debate
America lacks the resources or political will to deport anyone, and all this talk of "securing the border" is little more than red meat for the intellectually incurious.
Gun club to host 'Shoot for a Cure' event Saturday
The Maury County Gun Club, located at 2879 Parsons Bend Road, Columbia, Tenn., will host its annual Breast Cancer Awareness Shoot, "Shoot for a Cure" May 11.