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A Clarksville man achieved a longtime goal of joining the U.S. Army after six strenuous weeks of strict dieting and physical conditioning.
Austin Peay State University (APSU) launched its own brands of hot sauce today.
Looking for more ways to serve the American Legion, David accepted the nomination and was elected the sixth District Commander of American Legion Department of Tennessee.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation will host its fourth-annual Christmas Light Run presented by Fleet Feet Clarksville from 4:30 p.m. – 6 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10 at McGregor Park.
Despite supply chain challenges and food shortages, Clarksville Association of Realtors and its Spreading Our Support Foundation (SOS), will successfully host their annual food drive, Thanksgiving for All, helping 900 families have a special Thanksgiving this year.
Dr. Raymond Deeren – an assistant professor in Austin Peay State University’s Department of Languages and Literature – is publishing a collection of the stories set to be published in the fall of 2023.
The New Gallery, with support from The Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts and the Department of Art + Design, continues the 2022-23 exhibition season with The Sky is [Still] Mine, a solo exhibition by photographer Amir Aghareb.
On a gray morning in early November, more than a hundred people hurried through a wind-swept parking lot into the bright, warm interior of the Austin Peay State University Newton Military Family Resource Center.
Mayor Joe Pitts and Police Chief David Crockarell on Monday welcomed six new officers to the Clarksville Police Department.
On Nov. 7, 1922, a Clarksville lawyer named Austin Peay was elected Tennessee’s next governor. The legacy of service established on that November night has continued to thrive a century later in the school named in his honor – Austin Peay State University.