Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
Altra Federal Credit Union will host a Teens and Money Webinar, on a “Teen Guide to Growing Your Money.”
The Mega Job Fair is a regional event featuring businesses from the Middle Tennessee, Hopkinsville and Fort Campbell area.
Home improvement contractors, service providers and other vendors will have a chance to meet hundreds of potential clients at the new Clarksville Home Expo.
Kinlea’s Cheesecakes recently opened in downtown Clarksville at 125 Franklin St., serving desserts and several styles of stuffed burgers.
Construction of a First Watch – a restaurant chain that serves breakfast, brunch and lunch – is taking place on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
Residents of the Farmington and Stones Manor may soon get a grocery store under a deal approved by the Industrial Development Board this week.
After being closed for five years, Chi-Town Hot Dogs has reopened its doors on Riverside Drive.
This week on Clarksville Conversations, host Charlie Koon talks to new Chamber Chairman Tom Creech and Executive Director Melinda Shepard.
Site plans have been submitted to the RPC for a planned In-N-Out Burger location off Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital has been recognized by the American Heart Association for the quality of care its team provides patients.