Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
The Clarksville Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club awarded their annual $1,000 Scholarship of Excellence Award to Shappell Queen.
The Manifest Magic Black Girl Cooperative is coordinating the city of Clarksville’s first annual Juneteenth festival.
Northeast High School students were greeted, received appreciation, and encouraged on their future endeavors, by NEHS Principal Tavis Massey.
The mission of the Middle College at Austin Peay is to assist students in pursuing postsecondary goals through the immersive college environment.
The dedication and preparation of Patrick Nichols has helped him have a successful career as a barn-find car hunter. One of his most recent discoveries ranks among the top-five across his career.
Filled to the brim with letters, toilet paper and face masks, a time capsule was buried by 8th graders at Richview Middle School.
Christina Elizabeth Smith is no stranger to being on stage, but after a year of shutdowns, this Clarksville native is gearing up to get back under the lights.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has been awarded $1.5 million from the Tennessee Department of Education through a new Innovative High School Models grant.
A special biblical history and archeology class taught by Dr. Greg Glover will be offered this fall at APSU.
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