Columbia Central High School

Mm-hmm

... between Battle Creek and Spring Hill, but we's, we'll also be breaking down, uh, Mount Pleasant as they travel to East Hickman, and probably the biggest game of the year for the Columbia Central Lions.

Oh, definitely.

It definitely is.

Lincoln.

Um, it is the Mid-South Poll consisting of teams, you know, just in the area in southern Middle Tennessee.

In the, in the, in the m- South Central Middle Tennessee area.

Yes.

Let's turn this down.

1977 graduate, Columbia Central High School.

Good morning, Ron Hart.

Hey, good morning.

All right.

Dude number two, native son, favorite son of Columbia, 1977 graduate, Columbia Central High School, Ron Hart.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Today is Tuesday, October 13th, and we start, as always, with local news.

Murray County Public Schools honored the life and legacy of longtime educator, coach, administrator, and former superintendent Edward A. Eddie Hickman by officially renaming the Columbia Central High School Event Center in his memory.

The dedication brought together friends and family of the Hickmans, Murray County Public Schools staff, and the Columbia Breakfast Rotary Club to recognize a man whose career and life were deeply connected to the students, schools, and Murray County community.

A commemorative plaque was also dedicated in Hickman's honor.

The plaque was graciously funded by the Columbia Breakfast Rotary Club in recognition of his lasting contributions to the community and Murray County Public Schools.

Mr. Hickman's legacy will forever live on in Murray County Public Schools and in the countless students, educators, coaches, and families whose lives he's touched, said Murray County Public Schools Superintendent Lisa Ventura.

There could not be a more fitting place to honor his memory than here at Columbia Central High School, a school that meant so much to him and where he served as a teacher, coach, assistant principal, and principal.

This event center will continue to be a place where students, families, and our community come together, making it a fitting and lasting tribute to a man who dedicated his life to serving others, she said.

To learn more about the Southern Regional Technology Center, visit www.columbiastate.edu/srtc. Maury County Public Schools honored the life and legacy of longtime educator, coach, administrator, and former superintendent Edward A.

"Eddie" Hickman by officially renaming the Columbia Central High School Event Center in his memory.

The dedication brought together friends and family of the Hickmans, Maury County Public School staff, and the Columbia Breakfast Rotary Club to recognize a man whose career and life were deeply connected to the students, schools, and Maury County community.

A commemorative plaque was also dedicated in Hickman's honor.

"Mr.

Hickman's legacy will forever live on in Maury County Public Schools and in the countless students, educators, coaches, and families whose lives he's touched," said Maury County Public Schools Superintendent Lisa Ventura.

"There could not be a more fitting place to honor his memory than here at Columbia Central High School, a school that meant so much to him and where he served as a teacher, coach, assistant principal, and principal.

This event center will continue to be a place where students, families, and our community come together, making it a fitting and lasting tribute to a man who dedicated his life to serving others," she said.

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The project is expected to use fifteen thousand two hundred and four gallons per day of sewer capacity from its twenty thousand gallon per day allocation, leaving four thousand seven hundred and ninety-six gallons per day remaining.

Maury County Public Schools will honor the late Columbia Central High School principal and Maury County Public School Superintendent Edward A. Eddie Hickman in a ceremony to officially rename the Columbia Central High School Event Center in his memory.

The ceremony will also include the dedication of a commemorative plaque honoring Mr. Hickman and his enduring contributions to Maury County Public Schools.

The plaque was graciously funded by the Columbia Breakfast Rotary Club in recognition of Hickman's lasting impact to the community.

The event will take place on Friday, October 9th at 7 AM at Columbia Central High School, located at 921 Lyon Parkway in Columbia.

For the last school year and a half, RiseTN Mentoring has brought adults into Whitthorne Middle School after class every Wednesday to mentor middle school students in need of one-on-one guidance.

"We've seen really good benefits.