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13 years ago

New exhibit at APSU showcases antiquated photography process

“Nature’s Second Course” on display Feb. 3-March 7

13 years ago

APSU to hold annual GuitarFest

Concerts take place Feb. 17-19

13 years ago

SCORE releases annual State of Education in Tennessee report

Though Tennessee has improved, there is still work to be done

13 years ago

CMCSS delayed one hour Friday

Delay will help reduce electricity demand

13 years ago

NFL Star visits Clarksville teen before brain surgery

All-Pro cornerback Cortland Finnegan shows Jacob Shroyer support days before surgery

13 years ago

APSU to host 9th Annual Career Networking Event

APSU alumni to share their experiences and offer practical advice about their respective fields

13 years ago

Montgomery Co. schools raise awareness for American Heart Month

Schools will teach heart health and raise money for American Heart Association

13 years ago

Famed historian to present new perspective on Civil War at APSU

Goldfield is author of “America Aflame: How the Civil War Created a Nation”

13 years ago

APSU’s Starnes writes book about City of Clarksville

Book explores real issues that confront city administrators, politicians and citizens

13 years ago

Community effort gives kids a safe place to play

Community builds basketball court for Barkers Mill Elementary

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13 hours ago

UPDATE: Trump to visit Clarksville for rally at F&M Bank Arena

This would be President Trump’s first visit to Fort Campbell, and the first visit of any president to Clarksville since 1992.

18 hours ago

County Commission discusses data center limits on setbacks, noise, water/power use

Zoning regulations aiming to make sure any future data centers have restrictions on water use, electricity use and noise, made their way to the Montgomery County Commission.

2 days ago

UPDATE: Police identify pedestrian killed by car on Cumberland Drive as Clarksville man

The Clarksville Police Department has identified the pedestrian that was hit and killed by a car on Cumberland Drive Saturday night as a 41-year-old Clarksville man.

22 hours ago

Mayor Golden: Proposed change to local option sales tax shifts burden to county residents

With the city facing “a fiscal cliff,” a City Council member has proposed revising the local options sales tax split with Montgomery County.

1 day ago

Radical Mission-Compassionate Ministries provides food, clothing, resources | Giving Grace

Radical Mission-Compassionate Ministries helps those in need with clothing and food boxes.