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Clarksville’s Downtown Kiwanis Club has partnered with Allen Moser and the owner of Kimo’s Hawaiian Grill to bring a free “little library” to downtown.
On Monday, June 14, two local girl scouts unveiled a music wall in Rotary Park behind the Frank McGregor and James Holleman Pavillion.
The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine will be available for anyone age 12 and older in need of their first or their second vaccination.
Close to 600 American flags were properly destroyed in a dignified manner by burning,, in a ceremony on Flag Day in Montgomery County.
Downtown @ Sundown will feature American Floyd at this week’s concert at 7 p.m. on June 18 at the Downtown Commons.
It was a fun day for families as they spent time together with the kids while the youngsters fished at the Liberty Park Pond.
Dr. Frank Willard celebrated his 104th birthday on June 11 surrounded by friends and neighbors.
The Montgomery County Fair has returned to Clarksville, and there are many attractions for the whole family to enjoy.
Tickets are now available for Historic Collinsville Pioneer Settlement’s 1800s Murder Mystery Dinner and Wine Walk & Beer Browse in June.
Nashville State Community College and TCAT Dickson-Clarksville have signed an articulation agreement allowing TCAT students in digital graphic design to transfer credits.