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Sadie Fine is 17 years old and has been playing music around Clarksville and Nashville since she was around 13. As she prepares to graduate from Clarksville High next year, Fine is ready to take that next step in her career.

This beloved play celebrates the strength and resilience of women and is filled with hilarious repartee and not a few acerbic but humorously revealing verbal collisions, which makes its characters truly touching, funny and marvelously amiable company in good times and bad.

The first day of school is coming up quick, and it’s time for the annual 5 Star Media Group and Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation Staff the Bus campaign.

The American Dream is proud to announce the release of the newest show in Clarksville, TN.

Clarksville things to do: Rain should be out of the way going into the weekend, so it’s a great time for Earth, Wind & Fire, or maybe Shakespeare in the Park!

Several hundred Fort Campbell soldiers, along with their families, received care packages from Fort Care.

Dr. Cheryl Lambert, an associate professor and the coordinator of the Center for Rural Education at Austin Peay State University, visited the White House on July 12 as part of her judging responsibilities for the Rural Tech Project. 

On June 23rd and 24th, 11 athletes, from Clarksville, Tennessee represented Tennessee at the National Taekwondo Championship.

Proceeds from the golf tournament will support Urban Ministries along with fellowship and networking for NAIFA.

The Montgomery County Fair is back, and with fair rides, food, and pig racing.