Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
On Sunday, April 24, at 2 p.m., the film Found at the Steps will be debuting to the Clarksville community, free of charge, at the Roxy Regional Theatre.
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, TN dedicated a Richardson Street home for a hardworking couple and their teenage daughter on Saturday, April 9 with the help of supporters and volunteers.
On April 1, seven Clarksville Police officers graduated from the 12 week basic police school, Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy.
Last month, Austin Peay State University’s Center for Rural Education hosted its second virtual conference, “Raising Our Rural Voices: Highlighting Rural Education with Shared Stories, Teaching Opportunities and Community Experiences.”
Along with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Renzo Gracie offers boxing, strength and conditioning, for all of your health and fitness needs.
The Youth Council provides an opportunity for Clarksville teens to acquire greater knowledge and appreciation for the political system through interaction and leadership development.
Applications for the 2022-2023 Mayor’s Emerging Leaders Program for Montgomery County are being accepted through May 20, 2022.
For the first time, the Community School of the Arts at Austin Peay State University will offer a Summer Arts Camp experience in July for the area’s young aspiring artists.
Now, as of March 1, 2022, the American Legion CSM Gary W. Crisp Post 289 has become the troop’s new charter organization.
On April 7 at Rossview High School, Post 289 2nd Vice Commander Ernest Schmidt and Post Adjutant Bob Grigsey awarded two JROTC Awards to cadets Capt. Garrison Depriest and Kamiliya Aumiller.