A team of four students from the Clarksville campus of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson recently earned their way into a top four spot in the Project MFG National Finals to be held this month.
Habitat for Humanity hopes to offset the cost of these increases through sales of a new Habitat for Humanity specialty license plate.
Since January, nine businesses and organizations have provided lunch for the staff located at the site.
APSU is partnering with Clarksville Housing Authority to vaccinate seniors.
The AUSA Fort Campbell Chapter has named Tina Englen as the new executive director of the organization.
The upgrade will allow passengers to view real-time information about transit vehicle locations, including estimated arrival times, route changes and detours.
The Clarksville Police Department held a swearing-in ceremony to welcome six new police cadets.
On March 15, Kenwood Middle School launched a Young Men’s empowerment program, calling it Power Monday.
The National WWII Museum in New Orleans has named local student Jaeoni Amaker of Fort Campbell High School as a 2021 Billy Michal Student Leadership Award recipient.
University officials also fully intend for Austin Peay to return to predominantly face-to-face classes this fall.