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World renowned mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves is scheduled to be in concert in Clarksville this month as part of the Clarksville Community Concert Association’s annual programs.
The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center has announced recent additions to its staff as well as several promotions of current employees.
JAN. 4
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Cheyenne Fisher woke up on Dec. 18 a resident of the apartment she’d been living in for the past four years, but went to bed a homeowner after receiving a once-in-a-lifetime Christmas gift.
ONGOING
THROUGH DEC. 22
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The 3rd Annual Christmas Light Run at McGregor Park was a sold-out event this year, with 500 runners/walkers braving the cold, windy weather to participate. Three-hundred signed up for the 5K, and 200 for the 1-Mile fun Run.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library (CMCPL) will use a grant to upgrade and replace library technologies, purchase new printed material as well as add more options for digital material such as e-books and audiobooks.
THROUGH DEC. 22
It looks like another pretty nice week of autumn weather across our area with only one day later in the week bringing a chance of showers. High temperatures will mostly range from the upper 60s to low 70s. Temperatures dropped as low as 33 degrees in parts of the Midstate on Sunday morning, but I don’t see anything that cold this week.
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On Saturday, Dec. 4, just after dark, downtown Clarksville came to life with thousands lining the streets to watch the city’s annual Lighted Christmas Parade.
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On Saturday, Dec. 4, just after dark, downtown Clarksville came to life with thousands lining the streets to watch the city’s annual Lighted Christmas Parade.
THROUGH DEC. 22
It looks like another pretty nice week of autumn weather across our area with only one day later in the week bringing a chance of showers. High temperatures will mostly range from the upper 60s to low 70s. Temperatures dropped as low as 33 degrees in parts of the Midstate on Sunday morning, but I don’t see anything that cold this week.
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A Clarksville holiday season tradition continued as hundreds gathered for the 23rd annual Christmas on the Cumberland, an evening at McGregor Park which this year included performances by local dance groups, Christmas music from the Rossview High School band, words from Mayor Joe Pitts, the …
On Thursday, Nov 4, Cla.rksville Mayor Joe Pitts and Councilmember Stacey Streetman presented a certificate of recognition to Stephanie Dollich who, on her bus route, spotted a young runaway boy in October and notified authorities while keeping him safe on her bus.
For military spouses, networking is essential to rebuilding social circles, employment, and overall support networks after a permanent change of station or when they first enter military life, said Eva Nicol, center operations and programs manager, USO Fort Campbell.
On an October afternoon in 2013, students at Moore Magnet Elementary School in Clarksville began their first hands-on lessons in an innovative outdoor classroom. The space, developed by local architect Brad Martin, featured a garden and a pond for students at this STEM school to explore thei…
NOV. 29-DEC. 22
It looks like another pretty nice week of autumn weather across our area with only one day later in the week bringing a chance of showers. High temperatures will mostly range from the upper 60s to low 70s. Temperatures dropped as low as 33 degrees in parts of the Midstate on Sunday morning, but I don’t see anything that cold this week.
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F&M Bank, the Joe Maynard Family, James Corlew Chevrolet and LifePoint Church were the primary sponsors of this year’s Turkeys for Troops. An event, now in its fourth year, provides turkeys to soldiers, veterans and military families.
Caitlin, the winner of Fort Campbell Fire and Emergency Services’ Fire Prevention Week poster contest, was escorted by Fort Campbell firefighters as her entire grade level cheered for her outside the school’s front doors.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation’s Nobody Trashes Tennessee announces No Trash November, a monthlong statewide initiative encouraging Tennesseans to participate in cleanup events in their communities.
NOV. 19
It looks like another pretty nice week of autumn weather across our area with only one day later in the week bringing a chance of showers. High temperatures will mostly range from the upper 60s to low 70s. Temperatures dropped as low as 33 degrees in parts of the Midstate on Sunday morning, but I don’t see anything that cold this week.
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