Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
Officers with the Clarksville Police Department collected tips as servers at a Tip-A-Cop event benefitting Special Olympics Tennessee.
Experience another culture and support a good cause this weekend. Here’s what your weekend in Clarksville looks like.
At 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 18, Dr. Uffelman will deliver a free online talk, “The United Daughters of the Confederacy, Confederate Progressivism,” as part of the Tennessee Historical Society’s special virtual series, Tennessee 101: Tennessee Women in the Progressive Era, Part 2.
Fresh & Fresh International Market recently opened on Wilma Rudolph, offering a variety new, multi-cultural grocery options to the area.
2021 was an eventful year with many highs and lows, but 5 Star Media Group worked with the community to make things just a little better.
Local nonprofits Going Global, Mosaic Church, and First Presbyterian Church have joined forces to form a new nonprofit to help solve the affordable housing problem.
Manna Cafe’s Change for Change Program can help those with prediabetes make the lifestyle changes they need for life and health in order to prevent Type 2.
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County will host a volunteer service day on Monday, Jan. 17.