Spring Hill, TN News
What's actually getting built, what the city council voted on, and what it means for the people who live here — reported from building permits, plats, and meeting transcripts rather than press releases.
Spring Hill New Library: Site, Cost and Who's Paying
Spring Hill plans a two-story library of about 50,000 to 55,000 square feet next to City Hall, with a price tag of $40 million to $45 million and no construction date yet.
Spring Hill Ambulance Service: Maury County Votes This Week
Williamson Health ambulances cover all of Spring Hill today. Maury County votes this week on paying $750,000 to keep it that way, or having Maury Regional take over its side of the city.
What's Being Built at June Lake Right Now
Drive Buckner Lane this fall and June Lake no longer looks like empty dirt. Houses are closing, townhomes are framing, and the first commercial buildings are rising — with a few big pieces still waiting on sewer.
How Spring Hill, TN Voted in 2026: Is It Turning Blue?
The Williamson County side of Spring Hill still voted Republican in 2026, but by a lot less than in 2024, and one precinct flipped to Democrats. Results for the Maury County side are still to come.
Sagefield Development in Thompson's Station, TN: What's Coming & When
Simon's Sagefield is the biggest project in Thompson's Station history. Lewisburg Pike gets widened to four lanes before any store can open, with a 2028 target.
Sprouts Farmers Market in Spring Hill, TN: Announced for 2027, but No Site Plan Yet
A Sprouts was announced for Duplex and Port Royal roads a year ago, with an early-2027 opening. City records show no site plan yet, and satellite imagery shows no construction.
Hy-Vee in Spring Hill, TN: Promised for 2023, Still No Store at June Lake
Hy-Vee picked June Lake for its first Tennessee store in 2022. Four years later, nothing has been built, and the company says it is growing in the nine states where it already operates.
Where Spring Hill Gets Its Money, and What It Means for Your Wallet
A typical Spring Hill homeowner pays about $76 a month in city property tax. Every $100 you spend at a store in town sends about $1.36 to the city. Here is where the city's money comes from, where it goes, and why shopping local matters.
Sam's Club in Spring Hill, TN: The $11.3 Million Land Deal and What's Next
Sam's Club paid $11.3 million for land at Legacy Pointe, the city approved the site plan, and contractors bid on the job in early November. What's still missing: a builder, a building permit and an announcement.
Medacta in Spring Hill, TN: Marketed With More Sewer Than City Records Show
Medacta's new Spring Hill home is being sold as a 600-acre park with 200,000 gallons a day of sewer. City records show just 20,000, and Medacta's building uses most of it.
E-Bike Laws in Spring Hill, TN: Rules of the Road
On Aug. 30, a 16-year-old on a Spring Hill sidewalk hit a car at about 40 mph. Police said the motor was 750 watts, which makes it a scooter, not an e-bike. Here is how to tell what you have.
The Kissing House Is Back: LooseWheels and Babylon Beer Garden in Spring Hill
The yellow Carpenter Gothic house on McLemore Avenue has a new life. Babylon Beer Garden is pouring again, Columbia burger favorite LooseWheels is moving in permanently, and the burgers are selling out before closing time. Here's the story of the house, the people behind the new chapter, and when to go.
Flock Cameras in Spring Hill, TN: How the City Ended Up With Them
Flock Safety's license-plate cameras have become one of the most contested technologies in local government, and Spring Hill has been running them for years. Here's how the cameras work, what the city signed, how the votes happened, and a map of every documented and reported Flock camera location in Spring Hill, TN.
Spring Hill's Sewer Moratorium, Explained
Spring Hill has been under a sewer moratorium since January 2026, required by a state consent order. It's why building permits cratered, why a pizza place needed a city ordinance to add seats, and why builders are now laying pipes they may not be allowed to use. Here's what it is, why it exists, and when it might end.
June Lake Development Tracker: What's Approved, Built and Stuck
June Lake is the biggest thing under construction in Spring Hill — 775 acres, 2,900 homes, and a town center that doesn't exist yet. I went through this year's permits, meeting transcripts, and city records to sort out what's real, what's coming, and what's stuck. Updated with the developer's summer announcements: Heartland Dental, the June Lake Collective reveal, a lakeside trail, and a cemetery preservation deal.
Costco Thompson's Station Approved: What Has to Happen Before Construction
Thompson's Station's Planning Commission approved the Costco site plan 6-0 on Oct. 27, with 13 conditions: a 168,244 SF warehouse and 32-pump gas station on Columbia Pike near I-840. Here's what was approved, what still has to happen before anyone breaks ground, and how we got here.
