Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
Carley recently lost 30 pounds through the medical weight loss program at Riverside Spine & Physical Medicine.
Public notary, tax preparation, credit repair, and more, is available at First-Take Financial Services.
With golf course upgrades complete and new greens installed, there’s never been a better time to join the Clarksville Country Club.
The Vine on Franklin, a new wine bar in downtown Clarksville, opened its doors for a soft opening Friday, giving guests a taste of what to expect at their official March 1 opening.
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce has welcomed Bubbakoo’s Burritos as their latest business.
Veteran Paul Rhodes served in the Army for 28 years, and Tropical Smoothie Cafe has served Clarksville for almost three years.
During the eighth annual Planters Bank Season of Giving, 12 community organizations were supported throughout Western Kentucky and Tennessee.
Clarksville Blasters, a foam-firing toy gun arena, opened their doors in Governors Square Mall on Sunday, offering a new recreational experience.
Nyrstar is expanding its local campaign to include students, with cash scholarship prizes. The new Nyrstar Challenge is designed to uncover energy efficiencies across the community.
Star Spangled Brewing Co. has opened a second brewery and tap room, this one with a 1970’s camping theme.