Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
Mayor Joe Pitts presented a Certificate of Recognition to American Legion Post 7 and its commander, Charles N. “Chuck” Clark, recently for the post’s support of honoring deceased veterans interred at the City’s Riverview Cemetery.
After a year off because of COVID-19, the annual Queen City Road Race returns as an in-person event.
Country music recording artist Randy Houser will headline the 13th annual Spring into Summer Salutes Fort Campbell Festival.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is looking for interested persons to fill upcoming open slots on its Board of Trustees.
If you’ve put off seeing your doctor for fear of catching or spreading the COVID-19 virus, Tennova Medical Group wants you to know it’s safe and important to come in.
The feeding the wild ducks and geese at Clarksville’s ponds and lakes is causing many problems.
A team of four students from the Clarksville campus of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson recently earned their way into a top four spot in the Project MFG National Finals to be held this month.
Habitat for Humanity hopes to offset the cost of these increases through sales of a new Habitat for Humanity specialty license plate.
Since January, nine businesses and organizations have provided lunch for the staff located at the site.
APSU welcomed alumni and friends back to campus with many traditional homecoming activities March 15-21.