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Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.

O'Charley's location in Clarksville at 674 N Riverside Dr. (Lee Erwin)
News
2 months ago
Nashville-based O’Charley’s closing remaining restaurants

Nashville-based O’Charley’s Restaurant & Bar is closing all its remaining locations nationwide, including its eight locations in Middle Tennessee.

From the left, Thomas and Jo Crawford, and Charlie Koon.
Clarksville Conversations
2 months ago
Clarksville Conversations: Burn Boot Camp owners on starting small business | PODCAST

In this episode of the Clarksville Conversations, Jo and Thomas Crawford, owners of Burn Boot Camp.

BOB'S Discount Furniture Grand Opening at 2821 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN on September 4, 2026 (Wesley Irvin).
Business
2 months ago
Bob’s Discount Furniture celebrates grand opening with donations to local organizations | PHOTOS

Bob’s Discount Furniture celebrated the grand opening of its new Clarksville store Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and check presentations.

Business
2 months ago
Legends Bank welcomes Sallie Eley as vice president, business banker

Legends Bank is pleased to announce that Sallie Eley has joined the bank as VP, business banker.

Business
2 months ago
Chamber’s Golf Scramble, Federal Reserve Breakfast coming up in September

The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce will bring together regional business leaders this September for a series of networking and economic development events.

NorthPark Logistics, with three buildings complete. The Building 3 site is at center left, and the Building 4 site is at far right. (Contributed)
Business
2 months ago
3 buildings complete at NorthPark Logistics, 2 more ready for construction

With the first three buildings now complete, Hamilton Development has started construction on the fourth and fifth buildings at NorthPark Logistics in Clarksville.

Business
2 months ago
Tourism in Montgomery County generated $441.6 million in visitor spending in 2025

Visitors to Montgomery County generated $441.6 million in spending in 2025, representing a 5.3% increase over 2024.

Sea Story Sushi's Sea of Fire Roll (Contributed)
Lifestyle
2 months ago
Sea Story Sushi tells new tale of all-you-can-eat discovery

At Sea Story Sushi, guests can explore sushi and nigiri alongside ramen, tempura, yakitori, hibachi, and other hot dishes they may not have tried before.

Business
2 months ago
Albert Hargis joins Traditions First Bank as vice president, consumer lender

Traditions First Bank is pleased to announce that Albert Hargis has joined the bank as vice president and consumer lender.

Randy Davis, president of Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital. (Contributed)
Community
2 months ago
Vanderbilt Health brings expertise – and caring – to Clarksville

Being part of the Vanderbilt Health network has reinvigorated care available to Clarksville patients while advancing world-class care to people throughout Middle Tennessee

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