On the last day of one of the Google-sponsored summer coding camps at Austin Peay, a trio of representatives from the Google data center in Montgomery County stood at the front of the classroom bracing for the youngsters’ questions.

The Customs House Museum and Cultural Center recently unveiled a new sustainability webpage on Earth Day, April 22.

Brad Morrow is running as the Republican candidate for CMCSS School Board, District 5 in the upcoming election on Aug. 4, 2022.

CLARKSVILLE — Members of Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation should expect higher energy bills this summer as a result of extreme summer temperatures, coupled with an increase in the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Fuel Cost Adjustment.

Yesenia Ramos was in the process of looking for a place to move when a call changed her plans.

Families will gather on Father’s Day, June 19, to celebrate the paternal bonds fathers share with their children.

Born and raised in Clarksville, Dr. David Allen’s life is dedicated to serving people and adhering to core principles of justice, fraternity, and equality for all.

Approximately 150 people gathered at Fort Defiance Civil War Park & Interpretive Center on Saturday morning for the official unveiling ceremony of the U.S. Colored Troops Monument.

As home to Fort Campbell and the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), as well as other special forces units, Clarksville pulls out all the stops to celebrate our nation’s independence.

The Austin Peay State University College of Business recently announced the 2021-22 Carmen C. Reagan Outstanding Leader awards.

Austin Peay State University and Nashville State Community College (NSCC) have developed an innovative partnership to help attract and retain a specific student population that is decreasing nationwide – black male college students.

In the summer of 1991, when Dr. Carmen Reagan was named dean of the Austin Peay State University College of Business, she became the first woman in the University’s history to hold that position.

Last year, Austin Peay State University unveiled its newly rebranded and redesigned Latino Community Resource Center (LCRC) in the basement of the Morgan University Center.

One of Austin Peay’s corpse flower plants, Zeus, finally bloomed.

Graduation season has come and gone, and, like every year, there were thousands of stories of hope and perseverance among the ranks of Clarksville-Montgomery County’s graduating seniors. One story that stands out this year is that of Alexavier Zipp, a young man who was born with a life threa…

A visit to Historic Collinsville Pioneer Settlement can now include a guided tour. At no additional cost, visitors can register for a guided tour each Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

The Austin Peay State University Board of Trustees voted unanimously on June 10 to adopt the university’s new five-year strategic plan.

Madelyn Coleson, a senior at Montgomery Central High School is a Delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders on June 24 and 25.

Staff Sergeant Zachary Rush, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 1st Battalion, 320th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), started playing cornhole last year for fun.

WAVERLY, Tenn. – James Tuck, a terminally ill 101st Airborne Division veteran, wished he could perform one more freefall skydive.

Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Police Service Dog (PSD) Sabre passed away due to non-duty-related medical complications Tuesday morning.

Clarksville Academy held its first Blue & Gold Auction on May 21, and in just over two hours, with approximately 75 guests, $120,908 was raised.

Clarksville Academy held its first Blue & Gold Auction on May 21, and in just over two hours, with approximately 75 guests, $120,908 was raised.