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Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
Kiwanis Club donates $150,000 to Customs House Museum for new children’s area remodel

This isn’t the first time the Kiwanis Club has sponsored renovations at the Customs House Museum.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
Big Brothers Big Sisters all “Fore” youth mentoring

Third Annual BIG Birdie Ball Tournament in downtown Clarksville benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville.

Business
6 years ago
Local breweries untapped: Kings Bluff puts a spin on pumpkin spice

Learn about the unique craft beer flavors with zany, exciting names at Kings Bluff Brewery.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
How to trick-or-treat safely, or close to it, during Halloween in a pandemic

Even though COVID-19 might have put a damper on some of the traditional celebrations associated with Halloween, there are tips and tricks to safely celebrating this year. 

Entertainment
6 years ago
CTS’s Spooky Bus is back again this year, offering free rides Oct. 30 and 31

Rides on the Spooky Special are free, and it will run on a variety of routes Friday and on Halloween.

Elections
6 years ago
Clarksville Summit Hosts “Party At The Polls” to Promote Early Voting

As early voting moves forward in Montgomery County, one local organization has pushed to encourage as many people as possible to vote early and make their voices heard.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
CARES program provides free meals for Austin Peay students

This fall, the Austin Peay State University Foundation is using a Tennessee Community CARES Program grant to offer free hot meals to students in need. 

Lifestyle
6 years ago
Early voting ends next week, leaving one weekend to vote before Election Day

Montgomery County has experienced record early voter turnout this year with nearly 30,000 people having cast their ballots

Entertainment
6 years ago
Vendors welcome for holiday-themed Clarksville Vintage Fair

The big annual Clarksville Vintage Fair is coming up Nov. 7, and vendors are getting lined up, with more still welcome.