Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
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!
In the wake of two new hospital announcements in Montgomery County in recent weeks, Tennova Healthcare-Clarksville has now announced a plan to change the location for a satellite hospital from north Clarksville to a spot next to its current ER in Sango.
The groundbreaking and construction of a new Buc-ee’s location in Oak Grove has been significantly delayed past the anticipated summer start, possibly being pushed back to 2026.
Over the years, Singletary Construction in Clarksville has refined some of their most popular home plans, and they are proud to offer them in a variety of thoughtfully designed variations.
Herzing University, an accredited, private nonprofit institution offering career-focused degree programs, announced this week it is opening a campus in Clarksville, its 12th nationwide.
A Certificate of Need (CON) is a state-level permit required before establishing or modifying any healthcare facility in Tennessee. The Tennessee Health Facilities Commission oversees this approval process to ensure new hospitals truly benefit the communities they serve.
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce held its 120th Annual Dinner and Gala on Monday at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center.