Spring Hill Fire Department gets $17K training grant
Spring Hill Fire Department will use a $17,474 grant from the Gary Sinese Foundation to purchase the FiAR Fire Extinguisher Training System V2, an augmented reality device that lets firefighters practice fire suppression with real equipment without chemical mess or cleanup. The department's previous training tool was outdated and disposed of in 2024. Residents, workplaces, and community groups can request hands-on training demonstrations by contacting Captain Lisa Burns.
Columbia is hosting a community cleanup on Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. to kick off No Trash November, a monthlong effort to reduce litter and engage residents. Volunteers will gather at...
Taye's Place, a new all-inclusive playground coming to Maury County Park, will let kids of all abilities play together and build friendships. Columbia is putting $230,000 toward completing...
Self-taught artist Glen David, who's been painting for over 60 years, has work on display at Spring Hill Library's Adult Art Wall through November 2026. His pieces use acrylic paint...
Source: City of Spring Hill News Flash
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