Clarksville business news, from industry announcements to local restaurant openings.
While Jenkins and Wynne is celebrating its 70th birthday all year, during the month of March they joined in celebrations of Women’s History, Working Moms, Dr. Seuss’ birthday and Literacy Month.
Slim Chickens prepares to open its doors to the public to their new location at 2900 Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on April 3.
Patti Shelton, previously a Treasury Management Senior Analyst, has been promoted to an Electronic Banking Officer.
The Zinc Plant is getting ready to host its third annual Community Drive-thru Easter Egg Event.
Taco John’s has a new location in Clarksville and is already busy serving up more of their signature favorites for taco fans throughout the area.
Larry Stovesand Equipment, America’s largest selling Kioti dealer, is having an open house this weekend.
There is a new place to hang out in Clarksville, and it features a bar, bowling lanes and a slew of arcade games.
The Emerald Clarksville is a large, new, elegant event venue open for wedding receptions, family reunions, corporate events and more.
Addison at Rossview, a 205-unit apartment complex located at 200 Holland Drive in Clarksville, has been purchased by Minneapolis-based Timberland Partners, a real estate investment, management and development firm.
Rep. Mark Green, Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, has reintroduced the “Bring American Companies Home Act.” in the 118th Congress.