The final event in the community-wide “The Road to 250: America’s Story” celebration has been scheduled as Clarksville continues commemorating America’s semiquincentennial.
Clarksville Community Theatre is thrilled to announce auditions for its inaugural production, Museum by acclaimed playwright Tina Howe, following the conclusion of the organization’s highly anticipated “Battle of the Plays” community voting competition.
The Clarksville Volunteer Auxiliary awarded five $1,500 Grace P. Ford Scholarships to graduating seniors from local high schools who completed service through the VolunTeen program at Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library and The Wade Bourne Nature Center, part of the Montgomery County Parks & Recreation Department has officially received Sensory Inclusive Certification through Kulture City, reinforcing their shared commitment to accessibility and inclusion for individuals with sensory processing needs and invisible disabilities.
TCAT Dickson and Austin Peay State University have inked an articulation agreement.
At the “Pass and Go” event on Aug. 1, eligible Advanced Placement students will have a chance to win a new car from Wyatt-Johnson Toyota.
On Monday, May 18, Montgomery County officially made a commitment to support children and families in foster care by becoming a Foster Friendly Community, a designation led by nonprofit Tennessee Kids Belong that recognizes communities working to improve the experiences and outcomes of children in foster care.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation invites the community to participate in Fit Fest, an event devoted to discovering joy in movement, building habits that stick, and connecting with local businesses that support a healthier you.
The Eriksson College of Education at Austin Peay State University hosted its annual Awards & Celebration Ceremony on April 30 to recognize outstanding students, faculty, staff, and community partners for the 2025-26 academic year.