City Engineer saves Spring Hill over $2,000,000

Spring Hill City Engineer, Jerome Dempsey, has provided for a 20% savings on the $10 million loan that was approved by the Tennessee State Revolving Fund Loan Program for the purpose of expansion of the City’s Waste Water Treatment (sewer) Plant.

Approval of the low interest loan (2.5%) was recently announced by City Administrator, Victor Lay. Mr. Lay said the $10 million loan was approved after Jerome Dempsey submitted the application with a cover letter outlining many “green” items to be incorporated into the expansion. The savings to the City comes in the form of a 20% forgiveness ($2 million) on the $10 million loan. In addition to the $2 million

Eleven-year-old Triathlete qualifies for IronKids National Championships

Eleven-year-old, Maria Botha, has been competing in junior triathlons since her swim coach recommended she try one

Spring Hill Streets-convenience & safety

The last item on the agenda of the Planning Commission work session August 2nd was “Discussion regarding assessing the need for the following road improvements projects.” The subheadings of this item were Reserves Blvd. & Kedron Rd. intersection; Port Royal Rd. & Buckner Ln. intersection; Wilkes Ln. & Main St. intersection; Traffic signalization at Miles Johnson Pkwy. (at Main St. & Duplex Rd.); and Hurt Rd.

Reserves Blvd. & Kedron is not a current problem, however, when the Emergency Center is built and opened, traffic at that intersection will increase significantly

Hometown Realty of Spring Hill, TN receives Toast of Music City Award

Hometown Realty of Spring Hill, TN was recently voted #3 as the Best Real Estate Company for the 2010 Toast of Music City Awards. “Placing third

Faculty, Staff and Positions announced for Columbia Academy – Spring Hill Campus

Exciting things continue at Columbia Academy – Spring Hill Campus and last week Dr. Linda Lasater, principal, announced the faculty and staff and positions for the new elementary program in the Spring Hill area. She states, “Our teachers will have the opportunity to meet the needs of students on a more personal level and provide [...]

Spring Hill Seniors on Maury Hill

The SHSC meets on Monday mornings at 11:00 a.m. for regular meetings with our business meeting on the second Monday. We have potluck on the second and fourth Monday and go out or brown bag on the first and third. We have a special meal and program on the fifth Monday. August 29th (5th Monday) [...]

Following in Dad’s Footsteps

Blair Scoville Morgan was appointed to the position of Spring Hill Municipal Court Judge on July 19, 2010. Judge Morgan says, “I am pleased to step into the position of Spring Hill Judge, as my father, George S. Scoville, Sr., also an Attorney, served as Spring Hill’s City Judge in the early 1960′s.”

Judge Morgan received her law degree from Vanderbilt University School of Law J.D. In 1981 after graduating Cum Laude from the University of the South with a B.S. in Biology.

Her professional experience includes Administrative Judge, Tennessee Department of State; Senior Corporate Counsel, Equicor, Inc.; Corporate Counsel, The Freeman Company

New development approved by Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Following his statement that he wants Spring Hill to be more friendly toward those who build homes and businesses in the City, Mayor Dinwiddie

Mayor hits a Home Run

Following his statement that he wants Spring Hill to be more friendly toward those who build homes and businesses in the City, Mayor Dinwiddie hosted an open

Community Leaders fundraise behind bars

Spring Hill and Columbia business leaders raised almost $19,000 in donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association when they were “arrested” for having a “big heart” and thrown