Community news, features and interesting statistics for Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell.
Close to 350 employees at Tennova Healthcare Clarksville enjoyed free pizza for lunch from Michael’s Pizza.
Around two hundred marchers took to the streets of Clarksville Tuesday in a peaceful protest against police brutality.
The Downtown Kiwanis Club along with the Kiwanis International Children’s Fund presented F.U.E.L. with $5,500.
Ahava residents Maggie Lorene (Jones) Tucker turned 100 years old and Horace Brandon Stout turned 84 last week.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation and Montgomery County Parks facilities and amenities reopened some facilities on Monday, June 1 as the community entered the next phase of the COVID-19 reopening process.
Anyone may fish free without a license in Tennessee’s public waters.
Close to 75 demonstrators against police brutality gathered in front of the Montgomery County Courthouse Tuesday morning chanting slogans and carrying signs.
Several top record labels organized, ‘Black Out Tuesday,’ as violent protests erupted around the world sparked by the death of George Floyd and other killings of black people.
Employees from three local McDonald’s restaurants received a graduation celebration Monday at the Sango Road location.
Green spaces, pavilions, disc golf courses among locations again available to public