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License plate reader company targets neighborhoods, avoids governments

Historic Rippavilla to unveil new marker honoring enslaved troops

Spring Hill considers incorporating city IDB to promote industry

Is Spring Hill TN a good place to live? Nashville's hottest suburbs

The Spring Hill–Columbia area added 1,220 apartment units between 2019 and 2020, according to the Greater Nashville Apartment Association. During the same period, Brentwood–Franklin added 748 units, Smyrna–La Vergne added 356, and Murfreesboro added nearly 2,000.  In June, the average monthly rent for an apartment in Spring Hill was $1,181  relatively inexpensive compared to other popular Davidson and Williamson county neighborhoods   with 97.6% of units occupied, according to ApartmentData.com. Apartment occupancy in the area topped 90% in September and has been steadily climbing since. City aims for smart growth In 2005, roughly 20,000 people called Spring Hill home. In 2019, the city had closer to 44,000 residents. Spring Hill and neighboring Thompson s Station were named the state s fastest-growing cities in 2018. Visitors to Spring Hill are greeted by a sign welcoming them to The 14th Fastest Growing City in the Nation!

Juneteenth returning to Riverwalk Park, and this time it's 'official'

Mulefest bringing back Mule Day spirit this weekend

This is a big weekend for Columbia, including the first Mulefest concert & parade featuring Trace Adkins, but that s only the beginning

Alderman seeks to establish new online litter pickup program

Alderman Jason Cox presented a new Keep Spring Hill Clean program, which will allow citizens to report and sign up for litter pickup throughout the city.

Mayor, Police Chief fulfill pie-in-the-face promise for voters

Mayor, police chief fulfill pie-in-the-face promise for voters The Daily Herald Mayor Rick Graham celebrated his final day in office by fulfilling his promise to citizens who turned out for the city s latest election which included a whipped pie in the face. Back in March, the outgoing mayor posted a video on the city s website wagering that he, along with Spring Hill Police Chief Don Brite and Fire Chief Terry Hood, would receive a face full of whipped toppings if the April 8 election resulted in more than 8% of voter turnout. The voters listened, with the final election totals reflecting a 9.45% turnout, the highest in recent history. On Monday, incoming Mayor Jim Hagaman was chosen to administer the pie.

Spring Hill mayor to be smacked with pie after city draws 9.4% voter turnout

Gavigan to take seat for Ward 3 following competitive race

The Daily Herald The most anticipated outcome of the 2021 Spring Hill Election was which candidate would take the seat in Ward 3, the only contested race, over the next four years. The winner, after all the votes were tallied Thursday at City Hall, went to incumbent Kevin Gavigan, who received 1,477 votes over competitors Brent Murray, who garnered 439 votes, and Angela Privett, who drew 910 votes. Gavigan s platform, which he said goes back to his first term in 2015, has been about staying focused on getting the city s major road and infrastructure projects completed, including the upcoming Interstate 65 interchange at Buckner Road, as well as road widenings at Buckner Road and Buckner Lane.