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Columbia considers water rate hike of up to 150% over next 5 years for new intake, treatment plant

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Columbia’s City Council is considering a bill that would raise water rates up to 20% per year for five years to pay for a new, more drought- and disaster-resistant intake from the Duck River and a water treatment plant. The…Columbia, Tennessee · Columbia See the Story

Obituary: Hubert Marshall Cheek

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Hubert Marshall Cheek passed away peacefully on Nov. 29, 2025 at the age of 84. He was born on August 16, 1941, in Columbia, Tennessee. He was known for his witty sense of humor, strong work ethic and his passion…Columbia, Tennessee · Columbia Read Article

Columbia State’s Suzanne Christian honored With 2025 Chancellor’s Commendation for Military Veterans

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Columbia State’s Suzanne “Sue” Christian, anesthesia technology program director and assistant professor, was recently honored as a recipient of the 2025 Chancellor’s Commendation for Military Veterans.Columbia, Tennessee · Columbia Read Article

Maury County Installs 1st Tornado Sirens More Than 1 Year After Columbia Tornado

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Dispersed rural population poses logistical challenges; Sirens will warn people outside parks, schools. Image Credit: Canva By: Cassandra Stephenson [Tennessee Lookout -CC BY-NC-ND 4.0] – Maury County is installing its first tornado sirens following public demand after an EF-3 tornado destroyed multiple homes and killed one person in the city of Columbia in May 2024. The mostly rural Middle Tennessee county broke ground on its first tornado sire…Tornado · Columbia Read Article

Maury County installs first tornado sirens more than 1 year after Columbia tornado

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Installing tornado sirens in rural areas of Tennessee has posed a challenge. (Photo: Getty Images) Maury County is installing its first tornado sirens following public demand after an EF-3 tornado destroyed multiple homes and killed one person in the city of Columbia in May 2024. The mostly rural Middle Tennessee county broke ground on its first tornado siren on Oct. 21, according to Maury County Mayor Sheila Butt. County commissioners charged M…Tornado · Columbia Read Article

George Washington Was Among The First To Breed Mules In The U.S.

Between 300,000 to 400,000 mules in total were used by the British Army during WW1, many of which were imported from the USA.Columbia, Tennessee · Columbia Read Article

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Columbia considers water rate hike of up to 150% over next 5 years for new intake, treatment plant

Obituary: Hubert Marshall Cheek

Columbia State’s Suzanne Christian honored With 2025 Chancellor’s Commendation for Military Veterans

Former Lipscomb University professor launches bid for Tennessee governor

Columbia State women’s soccer hosts signing day for new commits

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Maury County Installs 1st Tornado Sirens More Than 1 Year After Columbia Tornado

Maury County installs first tornado sirens more than 1 year after Columbia tornado

George Washington Was Among The First To Breed Mules In The U.S.

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Columbia considers water rate hike of up to 150% over next 5 years for new intake, treatment plant

Obituary: Hubert Marshall Cheek

Columbia State’s Suzanne Christian honored With 2025 Chancellor’s Commendation for Military Veterans

Former Lipscomb University professor launches bid for Tennessee governor

Columbia State women’s soccer hosts signing day for new commits

Nguyệt Thị Vũ Kamb “Donna” - Radio7Media

Jerry Dale Campbell - Radio7Media

Maury County Installs 1st Tornado Sirens More Than 1 Year After Columbia Tornado

Maury County installs first tornado sirens more than 1 year after Columbia tornado

George Washington Was Among The First To Breed Mules In The U.S.

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