The Clarksville Police Department invites the community to attend the 43rd Annual National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4.
After more than 23 years with Legends Bank and a distinguished 35-year career in banking, Senior Vice President Mike Rainey is retiring.
The back-to-school sales tax holiday is coming up, providing Tennessee families an opportunity to save on school-related purchases.
The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center would like to announce the upcoming exhibits, programs, and updates.
On this week’s episode of Clarksville Conversations, Austin Peay State University Athletic Director Jordan Harmon and Head Football Coach Jeff Faris.
The U.S. Army and DynaCam are bringing the Connor O’Sully Drifting experience to the AAFES Main Exchange.
Mayor Joe Pitts and Deputy Chief Scott Thornton officially welcomed Brooke Rogers and Alejandro Rayo to the Clarksville Police Department.
A scholarship program that supports career training for Austin Peay State University journalism students is now in its third year.
Clarksville’s own acoustic Celtic band, Red River Breeze, is offering two chances to celebrate the release of the group’s newest album, “Generations.”
The American Red Cross and local public safety partners will host the Montgomery County Remembering the Badges Blood Drive.