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12 years ago

APSU’s popular Halloween concert returns for 30th year

Tickets on sale for Oct. 30 performance.

12 years ago

Employers hiring at Fort Campbell event Oct. 29

Technical schools will also be present.

12 years ago

APSU’s Zone 3 journal recognized in “Best American Essays 2014”

Nonfiction piece by Robert Kostuck was listed as a notable in “The Best American Essays 2014.”

12 years ago

Deadline extended for TNStars scholarship giveaway

Two families will win scholarships as part of National College Savings Month.

12 years ago

School to close at Fort Campbell in 2015

The nearly 500 students from Marshall Elementary will be moved to the five remaining elementary schools.

12 years ago

APSU now offering film studies minor

The program has also developed a new film club for interested APSU student.

12 years ago

APSU choral concert to re-imagine and re-examine “The Wizard of Oz”

The free concert will be held Oct. 21 at APSU.

12 years ago

Governor’s free tuition plan in need of mentors

More than 35,000 high school students have applied for the program.

12 years ago

Austin Peay cancels trip to West Africa due to Ebola concerns

Student trip to Senegal canceled due to deadly virus.

12 years ago

College savings program helps low-income families

The matching grants will be provided to the first 2,000 eligible families that complete the application process.

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2 hours ago

Austin Peay State University hits record-high enrollment for second straight year

For the second consecutive year, Austin Peay State University has set a new all-time enrollment record with 11,338 students registered for Fall 2026.

5 hours ago

City awarded grant with goal of expanding mobile crisis services for Clarksville

CPD and Centerstone have received a $750,000 annual grant, with the goal of expanding mobile crisis co-response services for children, youth and adults.

6 hours ago

Wanted in Clarksville: police searching for 3 suspects following attempted robbery

CPD is investigating an attempted robbery that occurred at Brother’s Market on Kraft Street at the end of August, where the victim was shot in the hand and calf.

9 hours ago

4 Rossview High students named semifinalists for National Merit Scholarship Program

The names of more than 16,000 semifinalists were announced for the National Merit Scholarship Program, which includes four students from Rossview High School.

8 hours ago

Nashville-based O’Charley’s closing remaining restaurants

Nashville-based O’Charley’s Restaurant & Bar is closing all its remaining locations nationwide, including its eight locations in Middle Tennessee.