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The Columbia Central Lions will play Soddy Daisy Friday night in the first round of the playoffs.

And the Spring Hill High School Raiders will play Liberty Creek on Friday.

Both teams are hosting those games, Columbia and Spring Hill.

We here at the station will be covering the game of the week, which will be the 4A matchup between No. 2 Spring Hill, 8-2 record, hosting No. 3 Liberty Creek.

Should be a terrific ball game.

Yeah, it should be a good game.

as the Columbia Central Lions host Soddy Daisy.

Thank you.

Hello and welcome to Southern Middle Tennessee Today on WKOM and WKRM Radio, your hometown news broadcasting from the Debbie Matthews Nashville Realty Newsroom in Columbia, Tennessee.

I'm your host, Tom Price.

Today is Monday, November 2nd, and we start with local news.

Our state's downtowns possess some of the best hospitality and character of any across the country, she said.

To be eligible for a downtown improvement grant, communities had to submit an application and be designated Tennessee downtowns or Tennessee Main Street communities.

To learn more about the downtown improvement grant program, visit the website www.tn.gov forward slash E-C-D. Columbia State Community College's Workforce and Continuing Education Division alongside the Business and Technology Division recently hosted the Artificial Intelligence for Small Business Conference.

The one-day event was held to help entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals learn how to leverage AI to streamline operations, strengthen marketing efforts, and improve productivity.

I want to caution you to keep this fight clean at all times, and what I say you must obey.

Live from the WKOM studio in downtown Columbia, it's time to wake up and get woke.

It's three dudes with a view.

Let's get it on!

So, you know, if you want affordability, stay in Tennessee and don't go to democratically run states.

All right.

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

Good morning.

They are doing great.

And we would just want to share businesses on this channel because when all businesses flourish, Columbia flourishes.

It is a wonderful thing.

So we want to spotlight businesses.

I do, too.

So good.

So tell us how you got to Tennessee and Columbia.

Tell us how you got here.

Punt return for a touchdown, a receiving touchdown, and a rushing touchdown for the Yellow Jackets.

Columbia 31, Tullahoma 0.

The Lions are Region 4 5A champions.

Smyrna defeats Stewart's Creek 34-14.

Mount Pleasant, 36, Loretto, 0.

Nazire Carter, three receptions, 96 yards, one touchdown for the Tigers.

Franklin Road Academy, 37, Columbia Academy, 14.

Omari Sanders, one punt return for a touchdown, one interception return for a touchdown for the Panthers.

Yeah! says you really can go home again, according to radio host Melissa Carter, who makes that trip every morning on the Nashville airwaves.

Carter, a native of Columbia, Tennessee, is co-host of the Atlanta-based The Burt Show, a nationally syndicated show broadcast in 14 major cities, including Nashville.

Really?

There should be a bit of an approximate sign in front of that.

🎵 🎵 Welcome to Southern Middle Tennessee Today on WKOM and WKRM Radio, your hometown news broadcasting from the Debbie Matthews Nashville Realty Newsroom in Columbia, Tennessee.

I'm Ben Carter, filling in for Tom Price.

Today is Friday, October 30th, and we start with local news.

Murray County residents will get another chance next month to help shape where growth goes in the county.

The Duck River Sentinel reports the county will hold a public meeting on its new comprehensive land use plan on Tuesday, November 10, at the Memorial Building, 308 West 7th Street in Columbia.

The county's public notice lists a 6.30 start, while the online calendar says 5 o'clock, so call the Murray County Building and Zoning Office at 931-375-3003 to confirm.

The plan is a long-range guide for land use, housing, transportation, and infrastructure in unincorporated Murray County outside city limits.

New this year is a holiday cafe with food to eat there or take home.