The United Way of Greater Nashville announced the opening of a free tax prep site in Clarksville, starting February 7, 2025.
Students from the Early Technical College (ETC) at Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) took center stage at the Montgomery County Commission meeting on Monday, February 3, to highlight the importance of Career and Technical Education (CTE) and the impact of ETC at TCAT on their futures.
Contributed commentary by Dametraus L. Jaggers on proposal to eliminate DEI programs in Tennessee.
You can show your support for Camp Rainbow and enjoy a day of entertainment by tuning in for the annual Beaver 100.3 Camp Rainbow Radiothon, coming up Feb. 13 and 14.
Austin Peay State University’s Creative Writing program, with support from the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts, has launched the inaugural Tennessee’s Emerging Creative Writers Contest to encourage writers in high schools across the state and support aspiring literary voices.
Kendra Stewart said she looks forward to making effective change in Tennessee through collaborative efforts and engagement at Nia Association.
The Tennessee Holocaust Commission is sponsoring a unique educational event at Austin Peay State University on Saturday, Feb. 15, focusing on Jewish resistance during the Holocaust.
Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts and City Department Heads presented service pins to City employees on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, marking milestones in the careers of 220 people across all departments.
Contributed commentary by state Rep. Aron Maberry of Clarksville, District 68, on his vote for school voucher legislation.
Austin Peay State University’s Office of Community Engagement and Sustainability has announced the winners of the 2024 Great Green Idea Contest, an annual competition that encourages students to promote sustainability efforts on campus and offers up to $300 in cash prizes.