Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
The U.S. government has shut down as of Oct. 1, affecting federal workers across the country, including 30,100 Fort Campbell soldiers and 8,500 civilian employees on post.
Taking a few steps now to tackle credit card debt could mean a lot less stress when the holiday shopping bills arrive in January.
Today, Bella Medical Spa in Clarksville stands as a trusted name in aesthetics, known not only for top-tier results but also for the relationships, trust and confidence built along the way.
Fort Campbell’s newest list of off-limits establishments includes 21 Clarksville operations, from bars and motels to car repair shops.
Eggs Up Grill hopes to be a restaurant where anybody can come have a good time, while also enjoying all-morning breakfast.
Tennova Healthcare – Clarksville was awarded thirteen Zero Harm Awards from The Tennessee Hospital Association (THA).
Legends Bank is the Emerging Community Bank Service Award winner for the Independent Community Bankers of America’s National Community Bank Service Awards.
While at an event endorsing Matt Van Epps to replace him in Congress, former Rep. Mark Green provided constituents more information on why he resigned.
Smalls Sliders plan to expand their cheeseburger slider brand with new restaurants in Clarksville and Henderson, Tennessee, and in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Zen Crown Head Spa, found on Tiny Town Road, offers head massage, facials, exfoliation and other services.