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11 years ago

Yard sale meanders through 400 miles of Kentucky

Tables and tents will be set up for the 400 Mile Sale through Sunday.

11 years ago

5-Star Radio Community Corner

Lee Erwin interviews Yvonne Pickering on Warrior Week.

11 years ago

Prepare for summer travel at Passport Fair

Clarksville’s Passport Fair is Saturday, June 7.

11 years ago

‘Little Shop of Horrors’ delights at Roxy

Production runs through June 28 at the Roxy

11 years ago

Not Just Lemonade rises above the ordinary

Unique lemonade stand at the Downtown Market every Saturday.

11 years ago

Clarksville Young Professionals name new leader

Kim Miller takes over as new CYP President.

11 years ago

Habitat for Humanity accepting appications

Program helps build affordable homes for families in need.

11 years ago

Disney’s ‘Frozen’ still causing a frenzy

Sold-out merchandise in many stores.

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11 hours ago

APSU professor who was fired over Charlie Kirk post shifted to suspension

The status of a fired Austin Peay State University professor has been shifted after the university determined it hadn’t followed due process.

14 hours ago

Clarksville unveils Kenny York Memorial Way in honor of Manna Café founder | PHOTOS

A portion of D Street running through the Manna Café Ministries property has officially been renamed Kenny York Memorial Way.

17 hours ago

Rossview earns Coach Young first career win in wild contest vs. West Creek | PHOTOS

The Rossview Hawks traveled back to “The Coyote Den” at West Creek High School for resumed action Monday after a lightning delay on Friday.

15 hours ago

TCAT Dickson announces Truck Driving program at Clarksville Campus

TCAT Dickson has announced plans to begin a Truck Driving program at its Clarksville Campus.

15 hours ago

My child has pediatric obstructive sleep apnea; what do I need to know? | Ask the Expert

Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is still an evolving area, but we know that untreated sleep apnea can affect a child’s growth, development and daily functioning.