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Emergency Responders Crash Into Bull

Firefighters dispatched on an emergency nighttime call Oct. 26 crashed into a bull standing in the roadway. According to Lawrence County Fire & Rescue, units were dispatched on a call of an unresponsive person at around 8 p.m. While traveling on Jonestown Road, the response vehicle struck a bull standing in the roadway with a group of cows. The crash killed the bull and caused extensive damage to the vehicle. Personnel reported no injuries.

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Centerville mom warns others after suffering burns from exploding pressure cooker

Elizabeth Angamarca said she was making dinner on Halloween in her pressure cooker when it exploded. She immediately got into the shower and was taken to a Dickson-area hospital before she was transferred to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

Centerville, TN · 2d

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Missing: Amanda Adams of Columbia

The Columbia Police Department is asking for the public’s help locating a 40-year-old woman who has been reported missing. Amanda Adams was last spoken to on Nov. 2 in the area of Beckett Street, according to police. Adams is described as 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing approximately...

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Blockbuster 5A matchup leads predictions for TSSAA football playoffs in Columbia area

Three Columbia area teams are alive heading into the second round of TSSAA football playoffs . Columbia Central faces a playoff rematch against Knoxville Central, which sent the Lions home at the same stage last season. Elsewhere Spring Hill looks to hand Lexington its first loss of the season, while Summertown travels west to face MASE. Here's a deeper look at the Columbia area's TSSAA football games in the second round of playoffs, with predictions for each. Game of the Week Columbia Central (10-1) vs Knoxville Central (10-1) Time: 7 p.m. When: Nov. 13 There are few matchups in the state this week which provide more intrigue than the "Battle of the Centrals." Last year Knoxville Central traveled to Maury County and ended the Lions' season with a 38-28 victory. There'll be no stopping Knoxville Central's Mr. Football semifinalist Kaden Long, who's thrown for 24 TDs and rushed for 15 more. The Lions have the talent to go blow-for-blow with Knoxville Central, especially if QB Daniel Booker returns to the field, currently a gametime decision having been out injured. Without Booker the Lions may struggle to keep pace, but his infusion could lead Columbia to avenge last year's playoff defeat.

Columbia, TN · 1d

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Little boy 'cried and begged' for his mother as cop hauled him away during 'scared straight' intervention — now it's the officer and mom who are in trouble: DA

A Tennessee police officer handcuffed a sobbing 3-year-old boy and hauled him away during a staged "scared straight" intervention, leading to a criminal conviction last week for the now-former cop. The post Little boy 'cried and begged' for his mother as cop hauled him away during 'scared straight' intervention — now it's the officer and mom who are in trouble: DA first appeared on Law & Crime .

Lawrenceburg, TN · 2d

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MRH Opens Pharmacy at Lawrence Health Center

On Nov. 4, Maury Regional Health celebrated the grand opening of its new full-service retail pharmacy at Lawrence Health Center, expanding convenient access to prescription services for patients in greater Lawrence County. “The opening of our pharmacy at Lawrence Health Center gives patients in Lawrence County convenient access to prescription...

Lawrence County, TN · 21h

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LCHS Band Invited to Franklin Christmas Parade

The Lawrence County High School Band has been invited to perform at the 2026 Franklin Christmas Parade. The parade, whose theme is Making Spirits Bright, will be presented by the Downtown Franklin Rotary Club Saturday, Dec. 5, at 1 p.m. For more than 60 years, this cherished event has filled downtown Franklin with festive music, dazzling floats and joyful moments as families and neighbors gather to welcome Christmas. After performing in the Franklin Parade, the band will return home and perform at home in the Lawrenceburg Christmas Parade. Band Director Darrell Boston said he is proud of the hard work and accomplishments of his students and is honored to represent the city of Lawrenceburg, the students and staff of Lawrence County High School and all the citizens of Lawrence County in the Franklin parade. SUBMITTED.

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Spring Hill mayor warns ambulance provider change could mean longer waits

SPRING HILL, Tenn. (WZTV) — Spring Hill’s mayor warns residents could face longer waits for an ambulance if a funding disagreement leads to a change in who provides the service. Spring Hill spans Williamson and Maury counties. Williamson County has been providing ambulance coverage on both sides, but...

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Spring Hill EMS funding dispute raises ambulance response time fears

Spring Hill leaders fear longer ambulance waits as Maury and Williamson counties dispute who pays for EMS service.

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Lawrenceburg Public School Salutes Academic Excellence

Lawrenceburg Public School students earning placement on the first nine-week honor roll of the 2026-27 academic year include (*Denotes All A’s):. *Lincoln Adams, Eliza Belew, Jemma Berwick, Jayden Boles, *Jackson Boshers, Loxley Brooks, *Madelyn Brown, Diego Ceballos, Ella Clayton, Antonio Cobbs, Nevaeh Cotton, *Jaycie Counce, Maisyn Cox, *Finn Crews, *Eden Dixon, Aria Dube, *Eve Edwards, *Nora Feazell, Coraleigh Foster, Harrison Gibbs, *Cutler Gibbs, Kamdyn Haislip, Luca Hanes-Reynolds, *Norah Harris, *Destyni Hayes, Annie Hickman, *Isaiah Holcomb, Atlas Howell, Nolan Howell, Olivia Jantke, *Zia Jones, *Olivia Kelsey, Alyson Lopez, *Oakley Lovell, Celeste Luallen, *Barrett Mansfield, *Will Mashburn, *Ada Mattox, *Kate Mattox, *Kutler McDonald, *Max Methvin, Mattie Miles, Amelia Moore, Charlotte Moore, *Mack Moore, Titus Morgan, Kashton Murray, *Walker Newton, Hazel Niedergeses, *Jase Owens, *Daston Perkins, Kreed Powell, Serenity Robison, *Link Roloff, Calden Sanderson, *Zayden Shaw, *Briar Suratt, Jessa Taylor and *Rhett White.

Lawrenceburg, TN · 1d

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Vote for The Daily Herald's TSSAA football Athlete of the Week from 1st round of playoffs

There was shortage of standout performers as six area teams competed in the opening round of Tennessee high school football playoffs. Now you can cast your vote to decide which athlete deserves to be named The Daily Herald's Columbia area TSSAA football Athlete of the Week. Here are the nominees. J'Mari Hall, Columbia Central: Hall had nine carries for 93 yards and three touchdowns, while on defense he added seven tackles, a forced fumble and an interception in a 42-0 win over Soddy-Daisy. Zane Nash, Columbia Central: Nash had nine tackles, three sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery in the win over Soddy-Daisy. Brody Bullock, Independence: Bullock had four catches for 84 yards, while on defense he recorded 10 tackles, two for a loss and a blocked field goal in a 38-7 defeat to Clarksville. More: Columbia area's TSSAA football playoff top performers led by J'Mari Hall's 3 TDs Zakyus Everly, Lawrence County: Everly rushed 16 times for 115 yards and a touchdown, caught three passes for 24 yards and recorded 61 yards on kickoff returns in a 45-7 defeat to Walker Valley. On defense he added eight tackles, one for a loss and a pass break up.

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