The Fall 2025 EMS pinning ceremony honored 13 EMTs and 28 advanced EMTs — with a perfect first-attempt pass rate on the national registry.
Continue ReadingThe newest American Idol champion visited the historic downtown square alongside runner-up Noah Peters, giving Columbia a moment to celebrate one of its own.
Continue ReadingThe newest American Idol champion paid a visit to downtown Columbia alongside runner-up Noah Peters, stopping at a local barbershop and drawing warm congratulations from the community.
Continue ReadingDecorative banners now line downtown Columbia recognizing the figures whose lives shaped this community across generations.
Continue ReadingDecorative banners now hang downtown celebrating the city's most influential historical figures, with stories drawn from Maury County Archives and the African American Heritage Society.
Continue ReadingOlivia Ferrara's award-winning short story about a child with cerebral palsy drew from her own experience as a nanny and earned first place in a national college literary journal.
Continue ReadingThe newest American Idol champion made a stop at a Downtown Columbia barbershop with runner-up Noah Peters, and the community couldn't be prouder.
Continue ReadingFamily, friends, and community members gathered to send off Culleoka's newest graduates as they step into the next chapter.
Continue ReadingDowntown banners and new website highlight influential figures who shaped the city's legacy.
Continue ReadingDowntown banners and new website celebrate the figures who shaped the city.
Continue ReadingColumbia celebrates its bicentennial year by recognizing influential figures who shaped the city's legacy.
Continue ReadingColumbia Main Street showcased six unique second-floor spaces, including Studio Elevé and other downtown gems.
Continue ReadingMonthly gathering drew crowds with arts, crafts, and live music to the heart of Columbia.
Continue ReadingFirst-generation graduate credits community college mentorship on path to doctoral study in Europe.
Continue ReadingFourth annual event opens doors to creative spaces and overlooked architectural treasures.
Continue ReadingVisit Columbia TN is promoting the annual two-day celebration of self-sufficiency, local food, and traditional skills on the courthouse square.
Continue ReadingThe annual celebration of self-reliance, local food, and hands-on skills is back for two days in early June — and Visit Columbia TN wants you there.
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