Downtown Clarksville’s iconic Federal Building will soon be reopening as a new restaurant, according to the building’s owner.
Clarksville and Montgomery County leaders delivered their 2022 legislative agendas to state legislators this week, and two key infrastructure projects are at the top of everyone’s list.
The “Handle With Care” pilot program will offer new protections to CMCSS students who experience traumatic events.
Burlington Store opened their newest location Friday morning at Clarksville’s Governors Square Mall with a ribbon cutting and some day-one deals.
The City of Clarksville will advocate for the decriminalization of marijuana on the state level through its 2022 Legislative Liaison Agenda, which will be presented to state legislators next week.
Kenwood Baptist Church will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 19 with a special service celebrating the church’s history.
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners appointed Robert Sigler Monday to fill the unexpired term of Jason Knight, who vacated the seat due to issues of residency.
The Roxy Regional Theatre has cancelled their 15th annual Frolic on Franklin: Celebration of the Arts, originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 18, out of concerns for the rising number of COVID-19 cases in Montgomery County that are causing a major strain on local medical institutions.
After a season-opening win, Austin Peay State University will continue its nonconference slate against Southeastern Conference foe Ole Miss in a 6:30 p.m. Saturday football matchup at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi.
Retired Army nurse Maj. John Eiland of Clarksville shares his memories of seeing 9/11 ground zero in New York.