Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
More than 100 volunteers handed out 1,500 turkeys to military families Saturday for Thanksgiving at Turkeys for Troops.
Get ready for a musical extravaganza as 350 high school band students converge at Austin Peay State University (APSU) for the 13th Annual Governors Own Marching Band (GOMB) Day on Nov. 18.
Faculty and students from Austin Peay State University’s (APSU) Department of History & Philosophy recently showcased their research and scholarship during the Ohio Valley History Conference at Western Kentucky University from Oct. 26-27, 2023.
The Power & Purpose Conference in Clarksville offers a rare opportunity to learn and grow in an intimate setting with two keynote speakers, Lori Locust and Megan Alexander, plus a concert by Liz Rose.
Things to do in Clarksville: If you like Christmas lights, holiday shopping or APSU football, this is the weekend for you!
Over 8,000 students entered the middle school contest, and eighth grader Cailynn Runyon’s essay earned her recognition as the Grand Winner for Middle School.
Austin Peay State University’s Speech-Language and Swallowing Community Clinic is launching an innovative new two-week program to treat individuals with chronic aphasia, a language disorder that impacts communication.
The Montgomery County Soil & Water Conservation District held its 68th Annual Awards Banquet Tuesday at the William O. Beach Civic Hall.
Dr. Brandon Di Paolo Harrison, an assistant professor in APSU’s Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics, is also teaching people outside the classroom through his work with MoneyGeek, a financial advice publication.
The State of Tennessee requested a grant for trees to be donated to Clarksville’s Greenwood Cemetery after the last massive storm that tore through Clarksville.