Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
Dr. Maria Cronley, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Austin Peay State University, was recently featured on the “Signature Required” podcast with host Spencer Patton.
AccessiBe charted disability statistics in Tennessee using Census Bureau data.
Here are some of the upcoming activities in Clarksville for the end of spring through this summer, ending Sept. 22.
Austin Peay State University athletics, in conjunction with Sabertooth Sports and Entertainment (SS&E), has reached an agreement with The City Forum to create The City Forum Family Zone at all home football games during the upcoming 2024 season at Fortera Stadium.
The City of Clarksville will present its annual Independence Day Celebration on Wednesday, July 3 at Liberty Park.
Starting today, you can nominate the best of Clarksville’s restaurants, shops, agencies and more in the fifth annual Clarksville’s Best contest.
In honor of Google’s collaboration with Austin Peay State University programs like the Southeastern Grasslands Institute, APSU President Michael Licari presented Google with the 2023 APSU Philanthropist of the Year award on Wednesday, June 26.
On Saturday, Walker held his 4th annual Bulls, Booms, and Burgers event at 1680 Parchman Road. Guest were able to watch not only bull riding, but it also includes mutton busting, and this year featured world class American Bullfighters.
The Clarksville Pride Festival returned this year, which featured two entertainment stages, a large assortment of food trucks and a plethora of booths featuring artists, businesses and organizations.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee (BGCMT) has announced its plan to expand operations into the Clarksville community on Friday, June 28, with an anticipated opening date in the summer of 2025.