Story by Kerri Bartlett — The Daily HeraldPhoto by Mike Christen — The Daily Herald Lifelong resident of Columbia Don Morrow, 66, remembers riding his bike up Golston Hill as a youngster, where apartments now sit overlooking James Campbell Boulevard. The back drop back then was wide open green space, rolling hills and a massive sunset that illuminated the city of Columbia. …
Maury County Awarded 3-Star Grant
On July 27th, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) Commissioner Bob Rolfe announced that 54 counties will receive ThreeStar grants, totaling $2.4 million. Maury County was awarded a $50,000 grant. The competitive grant funds are designated to be utilized for community development initiatives such as education, workforce development, health, tourism, small business, entrepreneurship, and …
Maury Alliance Memo – Quarter 2
April, May, and June were busy months for the Maury Alliance team and the Maury County community! During the month of April, we had two ribbon cuttings, celebrating All Hands on Deck on April 1st and Tillis Jewelry on April 29th. Our monthly Chamber Coffee was hosted by Preventia Security, where we networked with over 70 members and guests! In …
WIRED // 2021 Mastermind Group
The Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce and Maury County Chamber & Economic Alliance are excited to announce the launch of WIRED – a Mastermind group for local Entrepreneurs and CEOs. The WIRED Mastermind Group will be limited to 10 local Entrepreneurs and CEOs who are selected through an application process. The purpose of this exclusive group is to foster growth …
Leadership Maury Now Accepting Applications!
Leadership Maury is a personal development program designed to motivate participants to develop and enhance the quality of their leadership in addressing pertinent community needs. Applications have just been released for the Leadership Maury Class of 2021-2022 and will be accepted until July 16th. Spots are limited! The purpose of the Leadership Maury program is to: Identify potential and existing leaders …
Maury for Many
Story by Brittany Anas — Livability MagazineClick here to read the full story Maury County’s population is growing rapidly, as people of all ages and professions are flocking to this thriving community about 30 minutes from Nashville. The county is a draw for those looking to advance their careers, find affordable housing, enjoy its high quality of life — or …
4 Ways to Get Engaged in Maury County
Be a part of something bigger than yourself! Being involved in Maury County will give you the opportunity to meet a new friend, your neighbor, and maybe an elected official. Here are 4 ways to get engaged in the Maury County community: Sign up for Leadership MauryLeadership Maury is a county-wide program open to people who live, work, or make …
Where is Maury the Mule?
April 1st-April 16thFind Maury the Mule hidden in 25 businesses across Maury County for a chance to win over $600 and other great prizes! Maury Alliance’s annual “Where’s Maury the Mule” shop local passport adventure starts on Thursday, April 1st! The rules are simple: pick up a passport, find Maury the Mule, and get your passport stamped at as many …
Plan the Perfect Stay-Cation in Maury County
“Plan the Perfect Stay-Cation in Maury County” was featured in the latest issue of Maury County Living. To learn more about Maury County Living, visit their website and Instagram. Spa DayTreat yourself to a massage, facial, or a new set of lashes… at Elia Day Spa located in downtown Columbia. After 2020 you deserve it! Go Treasure HuntingMaury County has …
Columbia Central Lions Score a Home Run with Listerhill Credit Union
Listerhill Credit Union is proud to announce a five-year commitment to Columbia Central High School worth $26,000. The funds will be used to purchase additional facility equipment to enable the school to increase community use, to renovate areas that date to the original school and to purchase outdoor storage. Athletics Director Kevin Creech who has spearheaded the development plan for …