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• Mule Day 2012
• Back to School for Columbia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mule Day 2011
• Volunteers celebrate refurbished home
• Motorcycle ride raises thousands for hospital
• McWherter seeks new challenge
• Local briefs: School board to host 'sack lunch'
• BREAKING NEWS: School budget passes, stalemate over
• Haslam shaped by mother's death
• McWherter seeks new challenge
• Local briefs: School board to host 'sack lunch'
• BREAKING NEWS: School budget passes, stalemate over
• Haslam shaped by mother's death
• Volunteers celebrate refurbished home
• Motorcycle ride raises thousands for hospital
• Slain pastor had ties to city
• Family sues cops over raid
• Budget showdown breeds confusion
• Back to school: Director reverses closure after meeting of minds
• Roll Call
• Board bashes biz, political signs
• Budget showdown breeds confusion
• Back to school: Director reverses closure after meeting of minds
• Roll Call
• Board bashes biz, political signs
• Slain pastor had ties to city
• Family sues cops over raid
• BREAKING NEWS: School's back on for Monday
• School closure update: YMCA releases info on daycare options
• Voting early
• Grant to build arbor at park
• GOP in position to win governorships
• View Maury County Public Schools' proposed budget
• Murder suspect pleads guilty
• Budget crisis closes schools until further notice
• Poll: Tennesseans tolerant
• Chariots of laughter
• Budget crisis closes schools until further notice
• BREAKING NEWS: Budget crisis closes schools until further notice
• Pancakes for a good cause
• Trapped miners lifted to surface
• Director cuts short vacation
• Schools secure emergency loan
• Mother troubled by stray bullet
• Election 2010: Challenger hoping to carry conservative values to capitol
• Former sheriff to appeal ruling
• Election 2010: DesJarlais wants change
• Election 2010: Davis predicts easy victory
• County seeks school-budget solution
• Election 2010: Incumbent views education, budget as political hot spots
• Child pornography suspect captured
• The fruits of fall
• Local Boy Scout troop rebuilds after theft
• Election 2010: GOP power-broker seeks 3rd term; immigration reform tops agenda
• Rutherford deputy shoots man wielding a shotgun
• Election 2010: DesJarlais wants change
• Budget update: Emergency loan needed to pay teachers approved
• Election 2010: Councilwoman says changes a must in education, ethics, strategy & more
• Colors of the season
• Election 2010: Challenger hoping to carry conservative values to capitol
• City plans Riverwalk repair
• Election 2010: DesJarlais wants change
• School paychecks could bounce Friday
• Election 2010: Davis predicts easy victory
• City’s newest fire station opens
• Ketron sues Matthews over e-mail
• Election 2010: DesJarlais wants change
• Election 2010: Councilwoman says changes a must in education, ethics, strategy & more
• The fruits of fall
• Davis predicts easy win
• Former sheriff to appeal ruling
• County seeks school-budget solution
• Ketron sues Matthews over e-mail
• DesJarlais wants change
• Ousted elephant refuge founder sues
• Governor candidates debate
• Flowers bloom at Geers monument
• After delay, fire station opening
• Political parties cling to shared message
• Driver arrested after collision
• Google tests cars without drivers
• Campaign for House heating up
• Dozen charged after high school fight
• View Maury County Public Schools' proposed budget
• Ta-daaa!
• More cities search for TV scam artist
• Hero Quest
• Painting the town purple
• Baptist leader anti-yoga
• Groups question council’s measure
• A lawn sprinkler on Athenaeum Street forms a pattern of water drops in the evening sunshine Saturday.
• Police seek missing girl
• Judge: Felons’ records cleared in good faith
• Before expungements, Hamilton sought opinion
• School Board candidates face voters
• View Maury County Public Schools' proposed budget
• Baptist leader anti-yoga
• School Board candidates face voters
• Campaign for House heating up
• Dozen charged after high school fight
• Ta-daaa!
• More cities search for TV scam artist
• Hero Quest
• Painting the town purple
• County rethinks disowning road
• Lawmen want end to patient transport
• Parkway to close for one day
• Maury County sheriff to report for jury duty
• Staying healthy
• Sparking interest in fire safety
• City official: Eliminate zoning
• Tick tock: Countdown to school closure
• Kirklands coming to The Crossings
• Big-name companies to help public colleges train workers
• Seeing red
• Trial set for bull ride suit
• School budget dispute still unresolved
• Bill to punish outsourcers blocked by GOP
• Many districts late for school budget deadline
• Metro gov’t petition submitted
• Felony records reinstated for two Maury County men
• Arts Guild to host craft show
• Group to host candidate forum
• Artists go green for local show
• Get into the groove
• Emanuel prepares for mayor campaign
• Police: sleeping teen caused fatal crash
• Tennessee libraries get grants
• First CSCC president celebrates 90th birthday
• What’s to Become of my Flag?
• Girl shot in head with rifle
• Lanes closed for repairs
• Board to weigh fate of county schools
• After the blaze
• Panel: Stamp cost not going up
• Jobs study: College vital for county’s workforce
• Budget puts classes, sports in danger
• Women the key vote in November elections
• CPWS rerunning recent debates
• School board, commission fail to agree on budget
• Corn-ucopia of fun
• October is for elephants
• Clock ticking on school budget
• Locally, no new incentives for GM
• Can I have your autograph?
• Spring Hill skate park wins grant
• Sparks fly in senate debate
• Local lawyer leads ‘crack tax’ lawsuit
• Candidates face off at CSCC (with video)
• Wounded warriors
• Debate blocked on touchy issues
• Kitchen Counter
• Bank opening branch in Spring Hill
• Firefighter injured
• TBI agents investigate shooting
• Candidates face off at CSCC
• Sparks fly in senate debate
• Gunman opens fire at Texas college
• 5 killed in house fire in western Tennessee
• Hearing nears for expungement case
• Suspect in gas station robbery still on the lam (w/video)
• Tall grass irks schools director
• Police: Boy’s arm severed in bizarre auto accident
• City residents host victim memorial wall
• Trying to hold on
• SH battlefield saved by sale
• Southern Fried Fall Festival
• Knox gets $26.5M school grant
• Candidates to debate on Monday
• 911 dispatcher: Put address on mailbox
• Democrats promise tax cut after election
• Tea time at the Athenaeum
• Judge orders release of estate
• Suspect in gas station robbery still on the lam (w/video)
• Tall grass irks schools director
• Police: Boy’s arm severed in bizarre auto accident
• City residents host victim memorial wall
• Trying to hold on
• SH battlefield saved by sale
• Robbery caught on tape (Click here for more info)
• As deadline looms, Schools, county butt heads
• City nears wastewater plan deadline
• Born to run
• Fire crew fighting station’s spiders
• Police probe continues in teen’s fall
• Slayings shake town
• Going the distance
• No probe slated for city’s car purchase
• Food donations sought at festival
• Baby contest deadline extended
• Hope House wins award
• Woman charged with taking 26 necklaces
• Aboard the cuckoo choo-choo
• City ups fees for parking
• Flu shots now available at Health Department
• City crew installing water lines
• SH workers offered free flu vaccinations
• Workforce board to meet
• Spring Hill ER hearing postponed
• Police to host prescription drug drop-off
• Group sues city for nature violations
• General Assembly candidatesto debate
• Gas station robbed
• Group raises money to preserve Spring Hill Battlefield
• Restaurant helps build community
• Governor tours vocational school
• Power shift
• Lost & found: A journey from war-torn Sudan to Tennessee
• Senate passes aid for small business
• Maury County contemplates hiring freeze
• Revved up: Spring Hill GM plant gearing up for 483 jobs, new engine (w/video)
• City seeks social-service zoning
• American Valor: Marine saves squad
• Local briefs: Hole in eatery's wall aids burglars
• Officials speak out on GM announcement
• Spring Hill Powertrain/Stamping Fact Sheet
• Full-body scanners at Tenn. airports
• Adoption party set for animal shelter
• Ex-city manager suit going forward
• GM to recall 480 workers to Spring Hill plant
• Weight prompted CHS bomb scare
• Road less traveled
• Ex-city manager suit going forward
• Road less traveled
• Adoption party set for animal shelter
• Weight prompted CHS bomb scare
• Full-body scanners at Tenn. airports
• Columbia website wins recognition
• Metro gov’t added to 2012 ballot
• GOP climate heats up
• Missing records to be topic of hearing
• T. Graham Brown to headline Spring Hill Country Ham Fest
• Union buys rescue boat
• 'Evil came out,' says woman pleading guilty to child abuse
• United Way campaign kickoff
• VUMC opposes new ER
• Art with a literary flavor
• Official: GM plant bringing back 400
• Former judge missed
• Committee OKs tax incentives for new business
• Taking too much? Councilwoman blasts senator for expense claims
• County to mull more litigation
• Prominent businessman hospitalized in Nashville
• Bomb scare rattles school
• Swift, West drama dominates VMAs
• Alliance hopes to attract 2K jobs
• GM recalling 400 UAW workers at Spring Hill plant
• County to mull more litigation
• Prominent businessman hospitalized in Nashville
• Bomb scare rattles school
• Swift, West drama dominates VMAs
• Alliance hopes to attract 2K jobs
• GM recalling 400 UAW workers at Spring Hill plant
• GOP leader says he’d support Obama on taxes
• Iranian prosecutor ready to release hiker prisoner
• VW grooms high-tech workers
• CSCC balances sculpture, paintings
• Congress to tread lightly before November election
• Sheriff Dept., U.S. Marshals arrest 35 in Lawrence County
• Congress to tread lightly before November election
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspicious object found at Central High School; students evacuated
• Sheriff Dept., U.S. Marshals arrest 35 in Lawrence County
• CSCC balances sculpture, paintings
• Iranian prosecutor ready to release hiker prisoner
• VW grooms high-tech workers
• GOP leader says he’d support Obama on taxes
• Minister: Police to blame for assault
• Board: Stadium fees hurt 3 teams
• Two vie for school board seat
• Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony
• Source: GM jobs announcement coming this week
• Source: GM jobs announcement coming this week
• MRMC: Rival ER may delay heart care
• Family wins suit against insurer
• Ax murderer’s sentence shortened
• School official nominated for state award
• Nashville searches for neediest homeless vets
• Business donates to flood victims
• On 9/11, firefighters to hold memorial
• School Board holds line on budget
• Minister arrested for assault at hospital
• Report: Coal pollution deadly in Tenn.
• Officials celebrate job news
• New cafe coming to Columbia
• Officials celebrate job news
• MRMC: Rival ER may delay heart care
• Family wins suit against insurer
• Ax murderer’s sentence shortened
• School official nominated for state award
• Construction to cause traffic delays
• Two road projects under way
• Elephant Sanctuary hires new CEO
• MRMC opposes new ER
• County lands auto parts plant
• Calendar in need of babies
• Candidates differ on use of lotto funds
• MRMC opposes new ER
• Two road projects under way
• Elephant Sanctuary hires new CEO
• New cafe coming to Columbia
• County lands auto parts plant
• Calendar in need of babies
• Candidates differ on use of lotto funds
• Oil spill evidence raised to surface
• Tribes lose state standing
• Team honors fallen friend
• Guns-in-bars complaint dismissed
• Plane crash on Nevada street kills 1, injures 3
• Obama pushes job plan
• Labor Day cookout
• Inmate caught after escape
• City submits sewage strategy
• Facility revamp to save green
• Made in the Shade
• Facility revamp to save green
• Made in the Shade
• Oil spill evidence raised to surface
• Tribes lose state standing
• Team honors fallen friend
• CMA Awards get dose of girl power
• Napolitano seeks flood update
• Man charged with rape of girlfriend
• Hospital sued for $5 million
• Official among first graduates of solid-waste program
• Power outage puzzles CPWS
• Cops: Car left scene of mosque site fire
• Ground broken for Riverwalk Trail
• Teen shot, killed
• Commissioners sworn in
• Tenn. chief justice sworn in to office
• Trash budget gets compacted
• Deficit disappears
• Police put crime maps online
• Another rig explodes off La. coast; oil spreading
• Teen shot, killed
• Commissioners sworn in
• Ground broken for Riverwalk Trail
• CMA Awards get dose of girl power
• Napolitano seeks flood update
• Man charged with rape of girlfriend
• Tenn. chief justice sworn in to office
• Police: Teenager killed during fight over drug money, suspect in custody
• Semester begins at Columbia State
• Area hospital to fight new ER
• Judge denies injunction in sheriff election
• Spring Hill to purchase GM cop cars
• Police: Teenager killed during fight over drug money, suspect in custody
• Semester begins at Columbia State
• Area hospital to fight new ER
• Judge denies injunction in sheriff election
• Spring Hill to purchase GM cop cars
• Trash budget gets compacted
• Deficit disappears
• Police put crime maps online
• Family Center celebrates 20th anniversary
• Williamson Medical to oppose Tri Star Spring Hill facility
• Flood-recovery efforts create jobs
• Who’s got what it takes?
• U.S. wasted billions rebuilding Iraq
• Mosque work site damaged by blaze
• Clyde Buchanan tends the grill at Saturday’s Community Fellowship Fair at St. Paul AME Church.
• Energy auditors receive award
• Budget passes
• Mosque-site fire worries residents
• Man rescued from silo
• Late-summer suns
• Drug detective charged with public intoxication
• Court puts end to suit against county
• Fire destroys area home
• Lawyer: Nearly $1M children’s home donation gone
• County workers to keep hours
• The drug dealer in my living room knows I didn’t invite him here to make a sale, but he gives
• Federal money avoids budget crunch, for now
• Officer: Dragged dog also attacked
• Suffrage celebration held
• Hope House receives grant
• Pleasant stroll planned for city
• City names new personnel director
• City to kick off Riverwalk construction
• County still vies for new company
• Local cell phones to aid soldiers
• Bluegrass fest kicks off Sept. 2
• Murder suspects to face charges
• Through the looking glass
• Builder behind on new fire hall
• Damage control
• Judge: Give fired county worker job, back pay
• Board slated to OK cop cars
• City to celebrate sweet tea
• Spring Hill boy new face of Titans
• Spring Hill to purchase GM cars
• Hot Tennessee river costs TVA millions
• TriStar emergency room application to go before state board
• Once hopeful, job seeker now desperate
• City wants landfill lawsuit thrown out
• Rep. wants state lawmakers to return lottery funds
• Officials seek county-run probation office
• U.S. takes fight to Taliban heartland
• Egg mogul has history of violations
• Local briefs: Man kicks out squad car window, police say
• Mexico to claim GM jobs
• County wants pothole lawsuit dismissed
• Gunshot victim sues boy, family
• Career center seeks applicants
• Malone Place dedicated
• Area briefs: Storm clears midway
• School board to consider lowering budget
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Children’s home to stay in Spring Hill
• Thief steals free tickets to fair
• Off-duty captain douses flames
• Money Pit?
• Officials investigating Santa Fe fire
• Boy saves convulsing mom
• Flooding reported, more rain coming
• Sweet taste of success
• Tiny Miss show-offs
• Miscue sidelines Dodge, GM question
• Two SHHS students taken to hospital
• Sweet taste of success
• Tiny Miss show-offs
• Miscue sidelines Dodge, GM question
• Flooding reported, more rain coming
• Senator proposes U.S. spending cap to battle debt
• Dance to benefit Hope House
• Judges opt out of expungement case
• Home burned to ground
• Central AD set to leave for office
• Road worriers: Board detours into parkway rename debate
• Fire reported at Maury Regional Medical Center
• Officials investigating Santa Fe fire
• Boy saves convulsing mom
• Money Pit?
• Senator proposes U.S. spending cap to battle debt
• Dance to benefit Hope House
• Judges opt out of expungement case
• Home burned to ground
• Central AD set to leave for office
• Road worriers: Board detours into parkway rename debate
• Tax hike shot down
• Lagoon repair topic of meeting
• China becomes 2nd largest economy
• County fair begins today
• Feds won’t recognize Lawrenceburg tribe
• Saturn Parkway name change postponed
• Marvin Wright Elementary to reopen Monday
• Official proposes parkway rename
• City river project slated
• Showing off the goods
• County to vote on budget
• August is gang awareness month
• Metro government effort moving forward
• We’re number one
• Airport lands $200K grant
• Taking flight
• Columbia Police Department Citizens Academy Graduation
• Surviving the Economic Crunch
• Maury County Schools Awarded Grant from General Mills
• Randolph Howell Receives Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee Recognition
• Graduation Rates Improve for Maury County Students
• MAURY CO. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS RECEIVE KIWANIS GRANTS
• I CAN Learn UP AND RUNNING
• HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL HOSTS LIVING HISTORY DAY
• DANIELS NAMED TO 2008 TSBA ALL TN SCHOOL BOARD
• MAURY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEEKS INPUT
• Teachers Train for Math Program
• Randolph Howell Elementary Welcomes Author Michael Shoulders
• SPRING HILL HIGH SCHOOL NAMED COOLEST OF THE COOL
• Philip Stampfly Is Wendy's Contest Winner
• Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year
• Hampshire School Among the Best
• Maury County Public School Student Wins BBB Student of Integrity Scholarship Award
• Veterans Job Fair in Columbia, TN on Nov. 14
• Maury County Fair
• Mule Day
• Rehab Facility For Emergency Workers
• Meriwether Lewis Arts and Crafts Show

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