Kerri Bartlett

Tennessee lawmakers have responded to the July 3 passage of President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The Daily Herald has existed in Maury County for almost 180 years and is still striving to uphold news excellence.

Summertown Metals, Southern Middle Tennessee building supplier of barndominiums, will expand to Morristown in East Tennessee, bringing new 170 jobs.

David Plazas leaves his editorial post at The Tennessean after 11 years leading conversations in Tennessee.

A new style guide is kickstarted April 10 across the Gannett/USA Today Network, impacting over 200 publications across the nation.

The new 27,000 square foot Maury County Archives building opened to the public Thursday with space for research, preservation and programming.

Maury County Archives holds every document recorded in the county since 1807.

Photographer John Guider makes 265-mile trip along endangered Duck River to highlight looming, ongoing environmental threats.

Columbia Peace & Justice Initiative hosted "A Night With Fred Gray" at Maury Hills Church to raise funds to erect a Thurgood Marshall statue.

A Mt. Pleasant Judge has dismissed a charge of aggravated sexual battery of a minor against a Columbia pastor, who died by apparent suicide last week.

Columbia Family Baptist Church lead pastor has died of an apparent suicide, according to Columbia Police Chief Jeremy Alsup.

A past candidate for Maury County Mayor and current Baptist pastor has been charged with aggravated sexual battery.

The much-awaited Battle Creek High School 300,000 square foot, approx. $100 million campus, opened Aug. 5 for the first time.

OPmobility announced that it will be expanding its Spring Hill plant, one of four locations in Tennessee.

Mule Day festivities will continue Saturday and Sunday with a flagship parade, mule shows, line-dancing, music and more.

Mike Wolfe and Maury County Commissioner Gabe Howard are prepping new businesses blending food, agriculture and the arts at corner of East 6th Street.

Maury County Chamber & Economic Alliance hosted its annual dinner Jan. 30 before hundreds business professionals and announced big growth numbers.

The Daily Herald, a 175-year old paper, brings quality journalism, looks forward to more in 2024.

Columbia native NFL player Shaq Mason gives tablets to all elementary students at Howell Elementary School in Columbia.

Middle Tennessee nonprofits are reaching out to help families amid rising costs of groceries and standard of living.