Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
A scholarship program that supports career training for Austin Peay State University journalism students is now in its third year.
Costco is planning to open a store in Clarksville as the anchor tenant for Freedom Farms, a 220-acre development between Governor’s Square Mall and Interstate 24.
Starting today, you can nominate the top restaurants, stores, agencies and more in the seventh annual Clarksville’s Best contest.
What was once rubble is now a two-story pet care facility. Kathy’s Pampered Paws is reopening less than three years after a tornado destroyed its building.
The Chamber of Commerce this week presented Business After Hours on Thursday and a Meet the Candidates event on Wednesday.
5 Star Media Group is excited to welcome its new director of sales, Cindy Rollison, an experienced leader in broadcast media and digital advertising.
The movie “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” hits theatres at noon Thursday, July 30, and Phoenix Theatres Governor’s Square Mall will keep the doors open all night long.
Site plans have been submitted to the RPC for the development of four multi-family apartment buildings, which are all at least three-stories tall, off of Madison Street.
Leadership Middle Tennessee (LMT) has selected 43 leaders from across the region to comprise the LMT Class of 2027.
Poor Man’s Country Club on Madison Street in Clarksville has announced they are closing in the middle of August.