Join Chris Smith, Katie Gambill and Ryan Ploeckelman as we talk about the top stories in Clarksville for the week of April 23.
Austin Peay State University’s (APSU) History & Philosophy Department held its inaugural Central Tennessee Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl (CTCEB) on April 22 at APSU.
First-Take Financial Services is a one-stop shop, assisting clients in all areas of their finances, from filing annual taxes to getting documents notarized.
On Monday, April 24, a 550-gallon aquarium, paid for by the Wade Bourne Nature Center (WBNC) Foundation, was delivered to the Nature Center and administrative building for the Montgomery County Parks and Recreation Department.
Clarksville Academy, a Pre-K through twelfth-grade college preparatory, independent school, is proud to announce the hire of Steadman Bell as the Varsity Football Head Coach.
Clarksville Academy, a PreK through twelfth-grade independent school in Clarksville, Tennessee, proudly announces Amanda Marshall as the next Varsity Head Volleyball Coach.
Contributed commentary by Dolores Gresham, volunteer board member for American Classical Education, on the recent CMCSS charter school vote.
The Clarksville Arts & Heritage Council is partnering with the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts at APSU and the Tennessee Arts Commission to once again bring acclaimed authors to town for the 18th Annual Clarksville Writers Conference.
Austin Peay State University’s Science on Tap series is set to feature Dr. Stefan Woltmann, the interim director of the Center of Excellence for Field Biology and a biology professor.
Austin Peay State University’s School of Nursing students are aiming to shape the future of health care, and they presented their ideas to the community April 24 at Tennova Healthcare during the program’s annual research poster day.