Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
The Visit Clarksville Board of Directors elected officers for its 2025-26 program year at its last regularly scheduled board meeting.
With three hospital groups jockeying for position to build new facilities here, the Aspire Foundation hosted top leaders from all three for a Clarksville Healthcare Forum on Tuesday, giving each one 15 minutes to make their pitch to business and community leaders.
Oak Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Greenbrier, Tennessee, just a 35-mile drive east of Clarksville in Robertson County.
As major healthcare organizations consider investing millions in new hospital facilities for Clarksville, community members have a direct opportunity to influence these decisions through Tennessee’s Certificate of Need (CON) process.
Fortera Credit Union is pleased to announce the election of Linda Medina- Griffy as Chair of its Board of Directors.
If you’ve ever wished F&M Bank Arena would bring in your favorite type of show, now’s your chance to speak up. The venue is asking Clarksville residents to weigh in on what events they’d actually want to attend through a new community survey.
Planters Bank is offering an $18,000 prize package to a local business in their SEED Grant Competition.
A proposal to rezone more than 112 acres on a tract of land west of the Hampton Station Road and Webb Road intersection went before the Montgomery County Commission on Monday night.
Dozens of elected officials, business leaders, doctors, nurses and other community supporters gathered at Boyd’s Pumpkin Patch on Wednesday to celebrate and support its planned transformation into the campus of Ascension Saint Thomas Clarksville.
D&D Blacklight Mini Golf – which has offered golfing fun for over 10 years in Clarksville – is closing its doors at the end of this summer. But you have two more months to enjoy all the indoor fun!