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Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.

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Business
4 years ago
Dollar General pilots new mobile health clinics with 2 in Clarksville

Dollar General will pilot their new mobile health clinic program using three stores in Middle Tennessee, with two of those in Clarksville.

Business
4 years ago
Clarksville’s ‘37042’ named hottest home-buying ZIP code of 2022 by Opendoor

Clarksville has been named the hottest ZIP code in the country and a recurring homebuyer favorite by Opendoor.com.

Business
4 years ago
Exit 1 Piano Lessons welcomes visitors to open house at new location

Exit 1 Piano Lessons has moved to a new location and is ready to welcome the community for an open house this week.

Business
4 years ago
LG Chem plant FAQ: New answers about $3.2 billion plant headed for Clarksville

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Development Board (IDB) recently answered frequently asked questions about LG Chem.

Business
4 years ago
Jenkins and Wynne kicks off celebration of 70th year serving families in Clarksville

In 2023, Jenkins and Wynne is celebrating 70 years of service to Clarksville’s families. For the entire year, the Ford, Lincoln and Honda automotive dealership will be sharing the birthday festivities.

Business
4 years ago
Italian restaurant Casa D’Italia opens in Clarksville, with lasagna, chicken parm and more

Casa D’Italia Ristorante is now open in Clarksville at 1345 Fort Campbell Blvd., offering fresh and authentic Italian dishes.

Business
4 years ago
Minds Matter joins Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce

Behavioral and mental health services and care are available at Minds Matter, a nonprofit organization.

Business
4 years ago
Buc-ee’s Travel Center planning location in Clarksville at Exit 1

Visit Clarksville indicates that a Buc-ee’s Travel Center may be coming to Clarksville in 2023.

Business
4 years ago
423-acre ‘Killebrew’ development in Montgomery County begins construction, renamed ‘Marcelina’

Marcelina, a large-scale community development featuring schools, housing, retail, and dining, has begun construction in Montgomery County.

Business
4 years ago
Mowing business started with expertise as an Air Force mechanic

After 24 years of service in the Air Force, much of that at Fort Campbell, Cornell Green retired to his mowing and trimming business for the past 22 years.