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

Business
8 years ago
Sensational Eats joins Chamber of Commerce

The Clarksville area Chamber of Commerce has welcomed Sensational Eats as a new member.

Business
8 years ago
5 Star Media Group names Jessica Goldberg as Director of Digital Operations

Goldberg will oversee the digital operations team in growing 5 Star Media’s interactive products.

Business
8 years ago
Gas & Water pay-by-phone to be down for system maintenance

Clarksville Gas and Water’s pay-by-phone for customer account access and bill payment will be down intermittently for routine maintenance this week.

Business
8 years ago
5 ideas to upgrade your outdoor living room | PHOTOS

There’s never been a better time to turn your back yard into an outdoor living room. Here are a few ideas on what you could do to make that outdoor space a treasure for decades to come.

Business
8 years ago
February Business after Hours will be hosted by The City Forum

The Clarksville family entertainment center features go karts, laser tag, a bowling lounge, mini golf, and arcade.

Business
8 years ago
Gov. Lee says he will repeal gym tax in upcoming budget

The nearly 10 percent amusement tax is placed on memberships to gyms, fitness centers, and health clubs and disproportionately impacts small business owners.

Business
8 years ago
Payless ShoeSource to shutter all of its remaining US stores

The Topeka, Kansas-based chain said Friday it will hold liquidation sales starting Sunday and wind down its e-commerce operations.

Business
8 years ago
Average tax refunds fall, creating political flashpoint

The average refund in the second week of the filing season ended Feb. 8 was $1,949, down 8.7 percent from $2,135 a year earlier, according to IRS data.

Business
8 years ago
Federal employee survivor benefits: Protecting your loved ones after retirement

Federal employee survivor benefits provide financial protection to your family members after your retirement.

Business
8 years ago
Amazon, in stunning reversal, dumps NYC as new HQ site

Amazon said Thursday it does not plan to look for another location at this time, and will continue with plans to build offices in Arlington, Virginia, and Nashville, Tennessee.