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13 years ago

CMCSS cancels school for Wednesday, Jan. 8

Mechanical failures in cold weather cause cancellation

13 years ago

APSU to host 30th Candlelight Ball

**SPONSORED CONTENT BY APSU**

13 years ago

APSU’s Hall accepts presidency at Mercy College

President Tim Hall will leave APSU this spring

13 years ago

School boards association has website for parents

Parents can ask questions about TN public schools

13 years ago

Tenn. among 3 states to get $1M higher Ed grant

Grant will help students earn degrees on time

13 years ago

APSU 2013: a year in review

Pivotal events from the past year at Austin Peay State University

13 years ago

Barksdale students learn about government from officials

K-9s and robots entertain Barksdale Elementary students

13 years ago

APSU adds five solar picnic tables to campus

Tables use solar panels to generate electricity for devices

13 years ago

26 APSU students selected for Who’s Who

Who’s Who Among Students honors outstanding campus leaders

13 years ago

APSU’s Kitterman awarded prestigious NEA Fellowship

Professor of creative writing receives fiction award

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11 hours ago

Clarksville man gets probation for 5-vehicle crash that killed 1 driver in 2023

The defendant was convicted of vehicular homicide in a 2023 head-on collision on the 41A Bypass in Clarksville that involved five vehicles.

17 hours ago

$800,000 awarded to City of Clarksville for sidewalk project on tight deadline

After being awarded a grant of $800,000, the City of Clarksville announced Thursday they can continue work on the Jordan Road sidewalk project.

14 hours ago

Van Epps: 5 years later, Biden’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan still stings | OPINION

When the dust settled, Biden didn’t get the headlines he wanted, and the people of Afghanistan don’t have the freedom they deserve.

2 days ago

This weekend in Clarksville: Harvestfest, ‘Wicked for Good,’ MMA fight

There’s lots to do in Clarksville this weekend, with the Beachaven Harvestfest, a free movie at Downtown Commons and mixed martial arts at the arena.

The Clarksville Rundown

11 hours ago

The Clarksville Rundown: Crucible Metals: What’s in it for us? Just $288 million | PODCAST

Yes, Crucible Metals is getting an incentive to rebuild the Zinc Plant into a $6.6 billion facility. Here’s the breakdown on what they’ll pay in Montgomery County taxes.