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13 years ago

Tickets still available for ‘Ante Up’ for the Red Cross event

The event has a roaring 20s theme

13 years ago

Education Foundation Vision to Reality Gala

Hundreds show their support for Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools

13 years ago

Menees named Outstanding Farm Family

Awards banquet supports local agriculture

13 years ago

Habitat for Humanity accepting applications for homeowner program

Program is based on need for affordable housing

13 years ago

Jennifer Bowman’s dreamy paintings bring a soft touch to abstract art

Entangled Roots currently on exhibit at Customs House Museum

13 years ago

CTS Basket of Thankfulness collects food

Ride CTS buses free Saturday’s in November with donation

13 years ago

GCO to host afternoon of music and art for children of all ages

“The Carnival of the Animals” by Gateway Chamber Orchestra

13 years ago

City and county mayors encourage trick-or-treating for Friday, Nov. 1

CPD will have extra patrols Thursday and Friday nights

13 years ago

Toys for Tots kicks off holiday campaign

Children to benefit from Marine Corp Reserve program

13 years ago

Toddler Splash introduces youngsters to the water

Event is held every first Wednesday of the month

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1 hour ago

Where do they stand? Tennessee House District 68 candidates on schools, cost of housing, health care

The candidates for Tennessee House District 68 are Aron Maberry, a Republican, and Garfield Scott, a Democrat. Here are their responses on five key topics.

4 hours ago

Northwest High School guidance counselor arrested after cocaine found in restroom

A Northwest High School guidance counselor was arrested on simple possession charges stemming from an alleged incident on school grounds.

23 hours ago

Clarksville woman suffers spinal injury after man falls from tree, lands on her at festival

A woman from Clarksville was left paralyzed this weekend after an accident at a rock festival where a man fell from a tree and landed on her.

4 hours ago

UT-orange boat showcases Pat Summitt’s Fredonia history, local friendships

Ten years after her death, Pat Summitt’s legacy to lives on in Clarksville through the people who knew her and a special piece of memorabilia.

7 hours ago

This ship survived Omaha Beach – now it’s coming back to Clarksville

LST 325, one of the last of its kind and the only fully operational LST left in the United States, is sailing back for a return visit to Clarksville.