Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 118th anniversary this Tuesday with the annual Dinner and Gala.
The Wound Care Clinic at Tennova Healthcare – Clarksville has once again been recognized with the Healogics Center of Distinction award for continued excellence in wound healing.
The United Way showed its support and thanked local businesses and the community at a campaign celebration luncheon,
To make room for all the new FlexSteel sofas, beds, chairs and more, Furniture Connection has many of its current FlexSteel furniture on clearance.
Miss Ashley’s Tearoom & Cafe, which has been a part of Clarksville for almost 30 years, offers a wide selection of teas, including classic favorites and unique blends, that are brewed to perfection each time.
Palmetto Moon offers apparel and footwear for men, women, and children, along with accessories and home decor.
Teaching future barbers and hair stylists has been the No. 1 focus for Queen City College for almost 40 years. But the local school announced this week it will be closing its doors in 2025.
Everbowl is making its way to Clarksville, after a partnership with Owner Jeff Fenster and retired NFL quarterback Drew Brees, and partner Alex Yeater planned 15 locations in Tennessee.
Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce members enjoyed food, drink, and networking at the Altra Federal Credit Union Business After Hours.
On Wednesday, the Tennessee Higher Education Commission granted approval for the College of Business at Austin Peay State University to introduce a new Master of Business Administration (MBA) program.