Mayors Joe Pitts and Jim Durrett’s joint proclamation honors the library’s commitment to youth literacy in Clarksville.
Austin Peay’s vice president for legal affairs joins a prestigious group in the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.
Sheriff Fuson welcomed 11 new deputies to the force at a recent swearing in.
“The Girl Who Wore Freedom” is a new documentary about the relationships between the people of Normandy and the American Troops that fought for them.
‘The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane’ tells the story of toy rabbit looking for a way home. The play opens at the Roxy on September 20.
APSU’s Eriksson College of Education hopes to continue growing its relationship with Yarmouk University in Irbid Jordan.
The Parks & Recreation Activity Guide provides information on events around town as well as a map of the City’s recreational facilities.
As part of their 200 year anniversary. First Presbyterian of Clarksville is contributing to the construction of a new Loaves & Fishes location.
CTS is adding new, larger bus stop shelters, as well as a new map of routes and stops.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Library invites the community to celebrate their 125th anniversary with them.