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Bobby Taylor Jr., the Front Office Manager at Hilton Garden Inn, was awarded Visit Clarksville’s Hospitality Award on Wednesday, September 28. The award recognizes hospitality employees for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to providing quality care to those visiting our community.
Artlink and LOCAL Clarksville are teaming up for a creative celebration of LOCAL artists, artisans and small businesses.
Young hunters ages 9-17 have a chance to harvest up to four white-tailed deer Nov. 12 and 13 during the annual Youth Deer Hunt on post.
When Will Howard arrived at Austin Peay State University in August to begin his college career, he felt more comfortable on campus than he expected. That’s because he is one of APSU’s Purpose First Scholars – a group of 55 incoming freshmen who receive exclusive academic and career readiness…
Dozens of agencies and vendors will be available to provide information and services during the installation’s annual Retiree Appreciation Day 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Soldier Support Center, and at least 350 retirees are expected to attend.
Nearly 1,000 motorcycles made the trek from Clarksville Speedway to Governor’s Square Mall on Saturday, Sept. 17, each carrying a toy or toys that will be donated to local kids in need this Christmas, all part of the 41st Annual Leslie W. Watson Memorial Toy Run.
On Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022, former Ward 2 City Councilman Deanna McLaughlin filled out the required paperwork to run as a Write-In candidate for the OPEN City Council Ward 2 seat.
CLARKSVILLE – Blanchfield Army Community Hospital received the 2022 Partners in Education Boots on the Ground Award from the Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation and the Clarksville Chamber of Commerce Aug. 30 during a ceremony.
Riverfest is Clarksville’s longest-running community festival, and Soldiers and Families are invited to experience everything the city has to offer Sept. 9-10 at McGregor Park Riverwalk, 640 North Riverside Drive, when the event returns for its 33rd year.
Austin Peay State University’s Continuing Education Department is proud to announce a new course for this fall, focusing on managing personal finances. Taught by Susan Paisley, retired State of Tennessee auditor, Financial Literacy is intended to help teens over 16 and young adults avoid the…
Dozens of families were in downtown Clarksville on Saturday for Customs House Museum’s annual Ice Cream O’rama, an afternoon of family-friendly games, activities, adventures, and ice cream, of course.
There’s a new Gov mascot in town.
Members of the Tennessee Association of Vintage Baseball played the 1864 version of baseball Aug. 13 at Perez Field.
During the Women of Clarksville Expo on Aug. 27, parking at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center will be reserved for vendors and food trucks.
Cross Creek Clays was recently the site of the annual John Waddle Memorial Shoot, an event in its fourth year that helps to raise money for Loaves & Fishes, an organization that was close to Waddle's heart.
When he was younger, Malachi Johnson always helped his siblings with their homework.
Three undergraduate Austin Peay State University flute students have been selected to perform this month in the National Flute Association’s (NFA) Collegiate Flute Choir, and one graduate student will perform in the Professional Flute Choir.
Fort Campbell Morale, Welfare and Recreation’s Intramural Sports will host a vintage baseball game Aug. 13 at Perez Field, 5666 Wickham Ave.
The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympic Games are known as the largest national multi-sport event for youth in the United States.
Gateway Chamber Orchestra invites the public to celebrate superb music with four world-class productions to be presented in Clarksville.
Clarksville’s August 8th Emancipation Day Celebration, sponsored by the Clarksville Community Black History Council, was held on Franklin Street Saturday, August 6, 2022.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column about how Benton County once changed the person the county is named for without changing the name. This led a reader to ask me about how many towns in Tennessee have actually changed their names.
The Visit Clarksville Board of Directors elected officers and introduced new board members for the 2022-23 program year at its regularly scheduled board meeting today.
Clarksville's Gateway Chamber Orchestra is excited to announce the hiring of Summer Fuchs as its new Interim Executive Director and Tim Sharp as the GCO Choral Director.
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