Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
Congratulations to Habitat for Humanity ReStore on being named Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month.
From first-time business owners, to Circuit Court judges, to young creatives, here are 10 people under 40 who’ve already made a big difference in Clarksville.
Justin Aldred is moving to another stage in his career, owning his business under the Raymond James umbrella as Aldred Wealth Management.
CMC CPA, PC is hiring! If you are a tax accountant, this might be the opportunity you were looking for to make 2024 your year.
Jarrod Stover has opened Old Abe’s Brewhouse in the former location of Tennessee Valley Brewing Company on Lowes Drive.
Lorie’s starting weight at Riverside Weight Loss in Clarksville was 222 pounds. She ended the program in May, weighing 164 pounds.
Fortera Credit Union is pleased to announce the promotion of Cliff Sweet to Senior Vice President of Retail Operations.
Visit Clarksville and the Clarksville-Montgomery County Economic Development Council announce the hiring of Angie M. Brady as the new Visit Clarksville executive director beginning January 11, 2024.
Old Glory Distilling Co. announced on Wednesday that the business is on the verge of completing extensive renovations, which will include a full, state-of-the-art restaurant, custom bar experience, indoor and outdoor seating, entertainment spaces, plus more.
CarMax is planning to build a store on an extension of Merchants Boulevard from Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.