Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
Cup of Kava is a unique destination for those seeking a relaxed cafe experience. They take pride is serving kava in its purest form just as its been enjoyed for centuries.
Philomena Egyptian is Clarksville’s newest Egyptian restaurant, and the owner, Ayman Saydhom, told Clarksville Now that it’s a dream come true for him and his family.
Bridgestone Retail Operations invited members of the Fort Campbell community to join them at the USAG Fort Campbell CYS Services Teen Center for a special celebration marking 30 years of partnership with Army & Air Force Exchange Services.
The new member of the chamber offers accounting support and bookkeeping for medium to small groups.
If you’re preparing to sell your home, you probably have a lot of questions. Jon Vaughn with The Vaughn Team is ready to answer some of them for you.
Fort Campbell’s Commander, Major General Brett Sylvia, spoke to the community at the Chamber of Commerce Power Breakfast.
Love is Pink offers support for women who are going through breast cancer or are breast cancer survivors.
Local businesses and others who have relied on the space have been surprised by the changes as Downtown Commons goes from being run by a nonprofit agency to becoming a Montgomery County park.
Ascension Saint Thomas Urgent Care serves the healthcare needs of the entire family as well as also serving employers in the community.
Back in May, the smokehouse for Excell Market Bar-B-Q near Clarksville was demolished in a fire. The shop itself wasn’t damaged, but the source for all their beloved meats was in rubble.