Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
Traditions First Bank is pleased to announce that Albert Hargis has joined the bank as vice president and consumer lender.
Being part of the Vanderbilt Health network has reinvigorated care available to Clarksville patients while advancing world-class care to people throughout Middle Tennessee
What you need to know about Crucible Metals, the $6.6 billion global-scale smelter coming replace the Zinc Plant in Montgomery County.
A proposed ordinance to restrict future smoke shops and their distances from schools, churches and parks, came before the City Council on Thursday.
Inside LG Electronics, where advanced technology and a skilled local workforce are helping redefine what manufacturing looks like in Middle Tennessee.
The RPC has been working on a proposed ordinance to restrict future smoke shops and their distances from schools, churches and parks.
Crucible Metals will get a 20-year 57% Montgomery County property tax abatement in exchange for over 400 jobs paying at least $83,000 per year.
Centerstone, a national leader in mental health and substance use disorder treatment, announced the appointment of Lindsay Bennett.
A woman who lost her arm in a workplace incident has filed a civil lawsuit against the Hankook Tire manufacturing plant.
Peach Cobbler Factory in Clarksville is under new local ownership, and as the only Peach Cobbler Factory in the area, they are excited to serve and connect with the community.