Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
The second Movies in the Park event of the season, “Sing,” a 2016 animated PG comedy for kids, will be shown on Saturday.
The iconic lawn in front of Austin Peay State University’s Browning Building now has a new name – the Evans Harvill Memorial Quadrangle, or Harvill Quad.
Author Khristeena Lute is coming to Fort Defiance in July to read from her novel, “Finding Grace & Grit.”
Over 200 family members and friends of the late Judge Ray Grimes gathered to dedicate his former courtroom in his name as well as unveiling a tree
Friends of Dunbar Cave has been awarded a grant from Humanities Tennessee to create a Virtual Cave Tour.
There is a dire need for help from volunteers to deliver hot lunchtime meals to seniors in Clarksville-Montgomery County.
The Montgomery County Veterans Service Organization will be conducting its annual Flag Day ceremony beginning at 10 am, Monday, June 14, at 1701 Haynes St. in Clarksville.
Historic Collinsville opened for the season on Saturday, June 5, with blacksmithing demonstrations.
Habitat for Humanity has served Montgomery County for close to 30 years and dedicated more than 100 homes.
Boy Scout Troop 289 wins Spirit Stick at Boxwell.