Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
Robert Roof and John Montgomery of The JR Group of Crye-Leike Realtors and Paul Rhodes, Tropical Smoothie Café owner, established The Community First Scholarship to help students at Austin Peay State University’s Professional & Workforce Development Center.
The Gateway Chamber Orchestra is thrilled to announce the appointment of Barbara Ozenbaugh, CAE, CMP as its new Executive Director.
The Fall Safety Festival is a free event for the public and will feature Clarksville Fire Rescue and the Clarksville Police Department.
Clarksville things to do; With the start of Rocky Horror Show, a harvest festival, lantern hikes and a trunk-or-treat, Halloween is in full swing. Plus we have pro hockey and an Indian festival!
CMCSS has released FAFSA and Tennessee Promise information for students and their families as 2024 nears.
Four CMCSS students recently traveled to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The student-athletes represented Team USA by competing in the AAU-IFS Olympics in wrestling.
Austin Peay State University students are working side-by-side with Eriksson College of Education faculty members to produce original, scholarly research through four Collaborative Research Labs, which have produced multiple presentations and publications.
Champions Christian Community Church is thrilled to announce the grand opening of our new location at 200 Providence Blvd. on October 27, 2023.
Austin Peay State University recently hosted the Tennessee Higher Education Commission’s (THEC) Veterans Reconnect Conference 2023 after winning the event’s namesake grant for the third year in a row.
Austin Peay State University’s rotary-wing program is still young but has already drawn students from around the country, like the Sierakowski brothers, to Clarksville to experience the exclusive benefits only found at Outlaw Field’s Hangar 5.