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Coronavirus (COVID-19)

As we closely monitor COVID-19, we have made a decision for the Maury Alliance to not only be a leader in helping to contain the spread, but to also be a leader in supporting our members, existing industries and our community. To aid in containing the spread, we have: Postponed all ribbon cuttings, networking/educational events through April 3rd Canceled all …

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State Eggs & Issues 2020

Eggs & Issues: Maury County representatives tackle growth, traffic, state budget Story by Jay Powell – The Daily Herald Local legislative leaders say they are hopeful for the potential of the region’s progress in 2020, namely within better developing its workforce, education and criminal reform systems. The annual State Eggs & Issues Breakfast is a chance for city, county and …

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GM Investing $40 Million in Spring Hill Propulsion Plant

Investment upgrades manufacturing capabilities for 5.3L V8 engines General Motors announced today plans to invest $40 million in the Spring Hill Global Propulsion Systems (GPS) plant to increase capacity of the 5.3L V8 engines for GM’s full-size truck and SUV programs. The 5.3 V8 engine with Dynamic Fuel Management is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. This engine variant is …

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Maury County Earns Prestigious AARC Seal of Approval

COLUMBIA, TN (November 2019) – Maury County, Tennessee has earned the prestigious Seal of Approval from the American Association of Retirement Communities (AARC) – the nation’s leading organization on educating local governments and private communities on retiree attraction. The AARC Seal of Approval is presented annually to recipients that demonstrate a cutting-edge commitment to making their community a top-notch destination …

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Columbia Tree Lighting Sparks Holiday Spirit

‘Night of Light’ to feature artists Guy Penrod and High Valley Story by Kellye Murphy – Visit Columbia TN Columbia, Tn (Nov 2019) – This holiday season kicks off with the dazzling ‘Night of Light’ tree lighting festivities in downtown Columbia, Tennessee on Saturday, November 23rd at 5pm. The second annual ‘It’s Christmas in Columbia’ Night of Light celebration adorning …

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Three Maury County Schools Receive Tennessee Pathways Certification

Story by Mike Christen – The Daily Herald Three Maury County Public School District high schools are leading the way in preparing students for careers and are some of the first to receive a certification from the Tennessee Department of Education. A successful nursing services program available to students at Columbia Central High School, Culleoka Unit School and Spring Hill …

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Mersen to Establish Manufacturing Operations and Add 100 Jobs in Columbia

Mersen will invest up to $65 million over time and create approximately 100 jobs Company plans to begin operations in late 2020 France-based Mersen is a global leader in advanced materials and electrical power NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Mersen officials announced today that the manufacturer will invest …

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Mt. Pleasant Welding Students Meet with Industry Leaders

Story by Mike Christen – The Daily Herald MT. PLEASANT — Students enrolled in Mt. Pleasant High School’s newly established welding certification program received a visit from a potential future employer Thursday as they continued to hone their new skills using the industrial-strength tools at their disposal. During the visit, a group of seniors enrolled in the program, taught by …

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Maury County Manufacturers Give Local Students a Tour

Story by Mike Christen – The Daily Herald Maury County Public School students from Spring Hill High School and Santa Fe Unit School last week toured Columbia Machine Works, one of the Southeast’s largest contract manufacturing facilities, ending a day of visits to some of Middle Tennessee’s most lucrative employers participating in a day celebrating the manufacturing industry. A group …

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Landmark, CMW, Armada to Host 120 Students on October 18th for MFG Day

Story by Mike Christen – The Daily Herald Maury County’s Landmark Ceramics, Columbia Machine Works and Armada Nutrition will host 120 Mechatronics and Project Lead the Way students from Maury County Public Schools for a Manufacturing Day event on Friday as part of a national effort to showcase modern manufacturing careers and connect with future workers. There is an increasing …