Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System was recently awarded nearly $50,000 by the Tennessee Department of Education.
Austin Peay State University’s Community School of the Arts will host its first-ever Rock Band Camp this summer.
Immaculate Conception Church’s knitting group “The KnitWits” donated several calming boxes to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and Clarksville Police Department.
Six members of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office were recently congratulated by Sheriff John Fuson and the MCSO on their promotions.
A green ribbon cutting was recently held to formally introduce Little Learners University to Clarksville’s Green Certification Program.
Assistant Chief Deputy Martin Pierce and Sergeant Susan Pender of the MCSO were recently honored for their career-long efforts with a retirement ceremony.
Since 1992 Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County along with community partnerships has built over 100 homes for families.
Clarksville recently made Juneteenth a county holiday, just days before it became a nationally recognized holiday. On June 19, two festivals across Clarksville commenced to acknowledge and celebrate black culture.
It was another packed house Friday night at the Downtown Commons for the latest Downtown @ Sundown Concert series with American Floyd.
Clarksville Christian School is pleased to welcome veteran school administrator Jerry Lawrence as Upper School principal beginning with the 2021-22 school year.