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12 years ago

Advantage Learning Center offers hands-on programs

A homeschool tutoring program and Forensic Academy are offered.

12 years ago

Students head back to school

See reader-submitted back to school photos.

12 years ago

Student wins new car from Wyatt Johnson

West Creek student, Kimberly Rosenbaum, starts new car to win Pass & Go event.

12 years ago

Tenn. Virtual Academy likely to close next year

School ordered to close unless it shows improvement.

12 years ago

More students taking and passing AP exams

Students who qualified will participate in Pass and Go car giveaway.

12 years ago

Summer Night Lights program ends with scholarship announcement

Julia Dorsett was awarded a scholarship to attend Real Estate School.

12 years ago

TCAP scores show need for improvement

High schools show gains; grades 3-8 remain flat.

12 years ago

“Stuff the Bus” collects nearly 30,000 school supply items

This year’s initiative raised $2,125 for Teacher Warehouse.

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19 hours ago

Rezoning on Old Russellville Pike clears first council hurdle, flooding blamed on clogged pipe

The City Council’s meeting last week was packed, with the majority there to oppose a proposed rezoning on Old Russellville Pike.

21 hours ago

How’s school cell phone ban going? Rise in first offenses, questions about messaging kids

The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System recently presented data and survey results from the first year of the new phone and expanded electronic devices policy.

53 minutes ago

Wanted in Clarksville: Police seek help finding suspect in vehicle burglary, theft

CPD is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a vehicle burglary and theft on Hickory Glen Drive.

3 hours ago

Republican Party Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner to feature country music artist Darryl Worley

The Montgomery County Republican Party will host its annual Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner and Auction on Friday, March 27.

3 hours ago

APSU Food Pantry expands resources through partnership with Second Harvest

The Austin Peay State University Food Pantry has announced a major partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, increasing the volume of resources available for students as they prepare to move into the Millan Foundation Impact Center next year.