The Visit Clarksville Board of Directors elected officers for its 2025-26 program year at its last regularly scheduled board meeting.
The City of Clarksville took time out on Tuesday, June 17, to honor some of its very best employees, during the annual “Cause for Applause” awards luncheon held at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center.
The Nashville Kats are headed back to Clarksville for a Playoff Showdown against the Southwest Kansas Storm on Sunday, June 22, and fans of all ages are invited to be part of the action at F&M Bank Arena.
Oak Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Greenbrier, Tennessee, just a 35-mile drive east of Clarksville in Robertson County.
On Friday, June 13, 2025, Clarksville made history with its inaugural Black Clarksville Pride Ball, a vibrant evening rooted in ballroom culture, LGBTQ+ celebration, and unapologetic Black joy.
Joan Dewald and her sister, Jennette Volpe, recently made a generous donation to create the Volpe/Dewald Agriculture Fund of Excellence Endowment on behalf of Jennette and her husband, Angelo Volpe.
As major healthcare organizations consider investing millions in new hospital facilities for Clarksville, community members have a direct opportunity to influence these decisions through Tennessee’s Certificate of Need (CON) process.
The World Championship took place in Ontario, Canada, from May 31st to June 2nd of this year, with the participation of over 35 countries and around 700 athletes.
As topics surrounding men’s mental health continue to gain overdue attention, one Austin Peay State University psychologist is pushing the conversation beyond the spectrum of “either-or.”
The Deputy Bubba Johnson 5K + Cornhole Tournament is returning this year on the evening of August 9th, 2025, at Rossview High School (1237 Rossview Rd).