The Tennessee East-West All-Star Classic is back, and it’s bringing talent from over 60 high schools across the state to Clarksville.
Austin Peay State University’s Eriksson College of Education was recently awarded a $1.025 million grant from the Tennessee Department of Education to provide funding for teacher apprentices through July 2027.
The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center will host a free “History on the Rocks” listen-and-learn happy hour on Thursday, Dec. 11, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Beachaven Downtown, located at 101 Franklin St., Clarksville.
The Montgomery County Child Advocacy Center is excited to introduce Hobbs, a handsome dog, expertly trained to provide comfort and support to children and families.
Austin Peay State University recently received a generous estate gift from the Rugraff Family Trust to establish the Rugraff Family Trust Endowment for Music Scholarships.
Two years after a surge of opening locations across Middle Tennessee, Whataburger announced this week it will close two of the Clarksville spots.
The Clarksville Montgomery County Public Library is excited to invite the community to its Holiday Hullabaloo on Saturday, December 13, from 2:00–5:00 PM at the library’s Main Location.
Starting early October, the Black Knights Battalion has been collecting canned and sealed goods for the Loaves and Fishes.
Veteran, law enforcement officer and pastor Dexter L. Mines has announced his candidacy for sheriff of Montgomery County.
The Clarksville Industrial Association (CIA) is a cornerstone of business engagement in Montgomery County, bringing together more than 100 leaders each quarter.