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Award-winning author of young adult novels Bill Konigsberg will read from his work during an Oct. 14 free virtual event hosted by Austin Peay State University.
The BBQ Bash had 16 teams competing for the $1,000 prize which was won by Big B’s BBQ.
The first of two Downtown@Sundown concerts took over the Downtown Commons on Friday night, with country artists Tyler Booth and Jerrod Nieman taking the stage.
The Downtown Clarksville Association run ArtWalk usually continues over the summer, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this is Artwalk’s first show since March.
With this wonderful fall weather, find the perfect walking partner in our Pets of the Week!
On Sept. 24, seven Clarksville Police Officers graduated from 12 weeks of training at the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy.
Explore handmade, homemade and vintage treasures at Beachaven Winery during the Clarksville Vintage Fair, coming up Oct. 10.
On Friday, Oct. 2, several streets will be closed off around the Downtown Commons for the free Jerrod Niemann concert, with opener Tyler Booth.
Doug Tackett holds the honor as the longest serving jail administrator in Tennessee and in 2018 was recognized as Jail Administrator of the Year.
Youth Villages believes kid’s needs always come first and children are raised best by their families.