A total of 55 vehicles opened their trunks, rear doors, or tailgates for the hundreds of children and families that attended the event.
Hundreds of children were along for the ride as they passed thru the campus of Austin Peay for the G.H.O.S.T. drive-thru Halloween trick-or-treating event.
It was the 37th year for the Halloween performance as Austin Peay students shared their musical talents which featured two sold out shows.
Soldiers and Families Embraced provides free and confidential mental health counseling to active-duty military, veterans, first responders, and their families.
Clarksville Oktoberfest was organized by Bikers Who Care with proceeds supporting BWC charities including Camp Rainbow.
The evening featured networking, along with a Halloween and fall theme with food catered by the Choppin’ Block.
Tennessee Valley Brewing Company brews a lot of different styles of beers for all those people with different tastes.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation hosts the city’s first Community Bike Ride with Clarksville B-Cycles.
The nonprofit organization, Caleb Cares Project, shares the story of an amazing young man, and suicide prevention.
Quality First not only provides a business service but also works to build lasting relationships with the community.