Lifestyle

In 2016, Dar Place was taking 14 different medications and near suicide. But he stopped. And he ended up on a mission to help others find their way from trauma to healing through horses, with Veteran Equine Time.

Clarksville’s second annual Multi-Rescue Trunk or Treat is being held this Sunday, Oct. 27 from 2-4 p.m. in the Humane Society parking lot at 940 Tennessee Ave.

For the second year, the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts (CECA) has distributed funds to four departments from Austin Peay State University’s College of Arts and Letters to provide Transformative Student Experience Grants for practical learning opportunities.

This weekend trick-or-treat from local businesses, celebrate the crisp season of Fall, welcome the homecoming queen and king, enjoy a downtown concert, and support Manna Cafe at their yearly gala!

Austin Peay State University is celebrating a milestone as Lesly Moreno and Piper Conditt have become the first students to complete its innovative Banking on Govs program.

The Clarksville Headhunters is experiencing a surge in membership this season. With an increase in players, this local rugby team is not only growing in numbers but also in community spirit.

What started as a personal project to combat isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic has become a community tradition thanks to the creative vision of Paul Collins, a professor in the Department of Art & Design at Austin Peay State University.

This year’s Blue Jean Ball has the theme “Cowboy Nights, City Lights,” and will feature live music with dancing, auctions, raffles, and a mechanical bull!

For 27 years, Clarksvillians have relied on the good company and delicious food of Moss’ Southern Cooking. But owner Sheila Moss now plans to sell.

Austin Peay State University (APSU) will host its inaugural First-Generation College Celebration Week from Nov. 4-8, honoring the trailblazing students across campus who are the first in their families to pursue higher education.