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This hiring event provides an opportunity for employers and job seekers with disabilities and special needs to connect.
Associates hired before January 1 now make $10 per hour.
The bill would require signs to have the language “No Firearms Allowed” written at least 8 inches wide and an inch high.
SFL-TAP employer events are held at Fort Campbell’s Soldier for Life Center.
Uber Nashville has expanded service to Clarksville-Montgomery County.
Mayor Kim McMillan will be the first Clarksville resident to request an Uber ride.
Altra will donate a dollar for each bracket submitted (up to $3,000) and that donation will be split evenly.
The Better Business Bureau has moved to a new location on Madison Street in downtown Clarksville.
‘Let’s Put Our Cities on the Map’ will help business owners learn how to update business info on Google Search and Maps, build a free website, and more.