Austin Peay State University’s Department of Theatre & Dance, with support from the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts, will present Moving Voices: A Dance Concert from Feb. 5-8 in the Mike and Sara Gotcher Theatre, located in the university’s Trahern Building.
The Montgomery Central High School Varsity Cheerleaders at the 2026 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship.
Our community-wide celebration of “The Road to 250,” America’s 250th birthday, is about to renew the telling of our nation’s history in a series of dramatic, thematic readings.
Clarksville Gas & Water has rescheduled the North Clarksville water system improvement work to Tuesday, Feb. 10, beginning at 4 a.m. and continuing until approximately 4 p.m.
More than 80 years after a young girl wrote of her experiences while hiding from Nazi persecution in a concealed annex in Amsterdam, her timely and enduring story is taking on new life at Clarksville’s oldest professional theatre.
Awards for the fifteenth annual Downtown Artists Co-op Juried Photography Exposition will be announced during the monthly First Thursday ArtWalk on February 5th.
The Clarksville Rotary Club is pleased to announce the launch of its 2026 Four-Way Test Essay Scholarship Contest and invites all eligible high school students in Clarksville–Montgomery County to participate.
Teacher candidates in Austin Peay State University’s Eriksson College of Education achieved the highest first-time pass rate among Tennessee educator preparation providers (EPPs) on the Tennessee Early Literacy Assessment (TELA), according to a recent report to the State Board of Education.
Clarksville Gas & Water (CGW) offices and customer service centers were closed and inaccessible to the public for in person bill payment service from Monday, Jan. 26 to Friday, Jan. 30, due to the effects of the recent Winter Storm Fern.
Brian Zacharias, Clarksville mayor pro tem and City Council representative for Ward 1, has announced his candidacy for mayor.