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Proceeds from the event benefit FUEL, an organization dedicated to feeding local school children.
Festival expands in second year with The Cleverlys headlining.
The class is free for high school students between the ages of 15 and 19.
Legend Acres Charities volunteers will be on site to discuss the animals’ availability for adoption and the adoption process.
This is a juried exhibit of fine art open to all artists from the Middle Tennessee and Kentucky area.
The pool parties are hosted by Clarksville Parks and Recreation.
Chief Al Ansley and the Clarksville Police Department’s command staff members attended the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police (TACP) conference in Knoxville.
All current and incoming leaseholders will be required to sign a lease agreeing to the policy.
Two Rivers Company received a check for over $53,000 from the 2nd Annual Montgomery County Mayor’s Cup Golf Tournament.
City Department earns recognition for conserving resources and reducing waste.