Spring Hill Police Department Responds to Shot Fired Inside Target

Issue #251

25 Oct

In this What’s Up Columbia issue…

🗓 List of Upcoming Events

☀️ Columbia Weather - Sunny with a high of 86

🚨 Spring Hill Police Department Responds to Shot Fired Inside Target

🎄 Columbia’s Holiday Festivities Expand to Two Nights of Celebration in December

📌 Saturday: Celebrate “Ted’s Day” at Ted’s Sporting Goods

🍁 Fall Color Predictions For Tennessee

🎵 This Week’s Live Music

🎃 Check out The Ultimate Guide to Fall Fun Things in Middle Tennessee Here

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Friday, October 25th

Saturday, October 26th

Sunday, October 27th

Monday, October 28th

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Spring Hill Police Department Responds to Shot Fired Inside Target

On October 23rd at 7:10 pm SHPD officers responded to a disturbance at Target (1033 Crossings Blvd) - a reported argument inside the store between two women. The investigation into the incident revealed that two women were shopping in the back section of Target when they got into an argument for reasons that are still under investigation. The verbal argument turned into a physical fight between the two women. For reasons that are still under investigation, one woman fired one round from a handgun in the direction of the other woman. The round did not hit any person. The suspect female was seen on video leaving the store and getting into a car with the person that she came into the store with. That car then left the area. The two women did not know each other.

Detectives are speaking to witnesses and have taken a statement from the woman who was shot at. The shooter was identified as a 24-year-old woman with an address on her driver’s license in Columbia, TN. The suspect is cooperating and providing a statement to detectives. The investigation is ongoing. More information will be released at the appropriate time.

Columbia’s Holiday Festivities Expand to Two Nights of Celebration in December

Columbia Main Street has exciting news for this year’s holiday festivities, introducing two nights of celebration for the first time. The annual Tree Lighting Ceremony and Christmas Parade will take place on separate evenings—December 6th and 7th—offering more opportunities for the community to gather and enjoy the holiday spirit in downtown Columbia.

The festivities will kick off on Friday, December 6th, during the monthly First Fridays event, which will feature the magical Tree Lighting Ceremony from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Santa and Mrs. Claus will host the lighting, bringing a special holiday atmosphere to First Fridays with festive music, local vendors, food trucks, and family-friendly activities.

The holiday cheer continues on Saturday, December 7th, with Columbia’s annual evening Christmas Parade at 6 p.m. Floats from local businesses and organizations will fill West 7th Street and the town square, showcasing creative and beautifully decorated holiday themes. If you’d like to participate in this year’s parade, view the application here.

These events are designed to spark community spirit and create cherished memories for both residents and visitors. Columbia Main Street invites everyone to attend both nights for a full holiday experience.

Both events are free and open to the public. For more details, go to visitcolumbiatn.com or contact Columbia Main Street at 931-560-1507.

Saturday: Celebrate “Ted’s Day” at Ted’s Sporting Goods

Be part of a Hometown Tradition at Ted’s Sporting Goods on October 26th! Our huge annual community PHOTO will be at noon. From 11-1 we will have food, live music, drawings and giveaways for the whole family. Don’t forget to wear your Ted’s shirt and come help us turn the town upside-down!

Limited release ultra-soft Ted’s tees are now available online and in store. Adult S-3XL $10! 

Fall Color Predictions For Tennessee

This graphic was originally shared by Fall Creek Falls State Park - their peak colors are happening from now until November 4th.

You can find our guide to fall foliage in Middle Tennessee in this post.

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🎵 This Week’s Live Music

Friday, October 25th

Ryan Keeler, Buck & Board, 6-9 PM
Ella & Blaine, Grinder's Switch, 7-9 PM
November Blue, McCreary's Irish Pub, 7-9 PM
Lisa Law Trio, Puckett’s, 7:30-9 PM
The Bald Kernal Band, Fozzy's Bar & Grill, 8-11 PM

Saturday, October 26th

Braise Killen, Keg Springs Winery, 2-5 PM
Box of Rox, Hampshire Hills Distillery, 3-6 PM
Willie Van Hook, Don Phillips & Donna Schaucher, Amber Falls Winery, 3-7 PM
TBD, Natchez Hills Vineyard, 4-7 PM
The Nature Project, Buck & Board, 6-9 PM
Stevierock, McCreary's Irish Pub, 7-9 PM
Boomerang, Puckett’s, 7:30-9 PM
Black Hole Sons, Fozzy's Bar & Grill, 8-11 PM

Sunday, October 27th

Jim Fox Trio, Amber Falls Winery, 1-3 PM
TBD, Natchez Hills Vineyard, 1-4 PM
Mary Lou, Puckett’s, 6-7:30 PM

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