Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
The City of Clarksville celebrated employees for years of continued service yesterday at its annual Employee Pin Breakfast.
The Austin Peay State University Eriksson College of Education’s doctoral program is expanding with two new concentrations. The concentrations, socioscientific studies and literacy studies, will be available for new and current students enrolled in the Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree.
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, TN dedicated a home on Saturday, February 4 with the help of supporters and community volunteers.
More than 70 delegates from around the state will take the stage in Clarksville for the 2023 Miss Tennessee USA and Miss Tennessee Teen USA Pageants on March 9-11, 2023, at Austin Peay State University.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation will host its annual Spring Break Camp during the week of March 6-10. The camp is held at Burt Cobb, Kleeman, and Crow Recreation Centers.
After more than 10 years of research – including several trips to Italy – Austin Peay State University art history professor Dr. Tamara Smithers has finished her book.
The first of the three new downtown businesses making up Shelby’s Trio, the Skyline 500 Bar, is set to open on February 13.
The Mt. Olive Cemetery Historical Preservation Society invites the entire community to their Black History Month Presentation: “Life as a USCT” at Fort Defiance.
The Clarksville Sunset Rotary Club is excited to sponsor, in partnership with Miss Queen City and Miss Austin Peay Volunteer Scholarship Program, the first ever Clarksville Iris Princess Pageant.
On Feb. 2, Austin Peay State University Athletics hosted its Military Appreciation Day during the men’s basketball game, and during a break in the action, the Tennessee National Guard (TNG) took the court for a special presentation.