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The Drive-Thru Live Nativity has been going on for close to 20 years at Grace Church of the Nazarene.
Austin Peay State University’s Department of Physics, Engineering and Astronomy will give children and adult astronomy enthusiasts a chance to observe a lunar occultation of Mars.
Montgomery County Animal Care and Control requests help from the community again this holiday season.
Sgt. Johnny Ransdell and Officer Dallin Bridges with the Clarksville Police Department’s Community Resource Unit (CRU), stopped by Manna Cafe Ministries, 605 Providence Blvd. Friday to drop off reflective belts, straps, and keychain tags.
Montgomery County Parks and Recreation Department will host their second annual Saturday with Santa series for the first three Saturdays of December from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Wade Bourne Nature Center at Rotary Park.
Since 1964, Kelly’s Big Burger has been serving up burgers in all combinations along with hot, crispy crinkle-cut fries and other diner favorites.
The Wade Bourne Nature Center Foundation presented Montgomery County Parks Director Sally Burchett with a check for $50,000 to purchase a custom 500+-gallon freshwater aquarium.
Clarksville Women’s Club members at Barksdale Elementary School with the Principal Melinda Harris and Asst. Principal Karen Hoskins after donating dictionaries to all third-grade students.
Earlier this fall, Princeton University, which has employed 31 Nobel Prize winners over the last century, launched a new leadership development program – Tigers Leading Tigers – and when the organizers solicited experts to inspire their students, they quickly looked south to Austin Peay State University.
The City of Clarksville has been recognized by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) with its Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the eighth consecutive year.