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Clarksville Conversations
6 years ago
PODCAST: Clarksville’s Class of 2020 shares what missing out really means

The Class of 2020 discusses their unprecedented senior year.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Fort Campbell soldiers, retirees help with child nutrition program

Soldiers and retirees have volunteered at the Fort Campbell Child Nutrition Program food distribution sites.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
APSU Art + Design announces awards for 52nd annual juried student exhibition

This year’s exhibition has been made available to the public as an online, digital gallery space showcasing APSU students’ work.

Education
6 years ago
CMCSS Choir Teachers parody “Seasons of Love”

Choir teachers record a parody of “Seasons of Love”.

Education
6 years ago
Local swarmchaser helps community safely relocate honeybees this swarm season

It’s swarm season in Clarksville Spanish/ELL teacher and beekeeper Jason Groppel is helping locals to safely relocate honeybees.

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Coronavirus
6 years ago
APSU’s Small Business Development Center hosts COVID-19 Webinar

The Tennessee Small Business Development Center (TSBDC) will host a second webinar, “Marketing Tips for Businesses During and After COVID-19.”

Coronavirus
6 years ago
APSU nursing students remain optimistic despite the disruptions of COVID-19

Four nursing students share their thoughts about a career that has the world’s focus during the coronavirus crisis.

Education
6 years ago
Giving Grace-Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Welcome to our latest Giving Grace as we highlight an […]

Education
6 years ago
Celebrate Earth Day, April 22, with your children using items you have at home

Earth Day is April 22 and here are a few fun, easy, projects you can do at home with items you already have.

Education
6 years ago
The Big Payback 2020: Nashville Community College Foundation will direct gifts to Helping Hand Fund

The Helping Hand Fund Campaign supports Nashville State students and their families impacted by the early March tornadoes and the coronavirus pandemic.

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