News about Fort Campbell, the 101st Airborne Division, and the soldiers, veterans and military families in the Clarksville community.
After serving his country, Lamont Dozier serves the community in another way, with his kennels and aquatics.
The Association of the United States Army is seeking members to join them in supporting Fort Campbell soldiers and their families.
The bill would create a pilot program within the VA’s healthcare system that would allow veterans to sidestep some of the procedures and long wait times at VA facilities.
The last of the Vietnam War-era barracks at Fort Campbell are about to see upgrades, thanks to funding approved this week in Congress.
With his business, Your Choice Senior Care, Clarksville native and Army veteran, Willie James, says it’s an honor to give back to the community..
First Lady Jill Biden visited Fort Campbell Wednesday to speak with military families.
Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court held their first graduation ceremony of 2022 graduating 17 veterans.
Veteran Paul Rhodes served in the Army for 28 years, and Tropical Smoothie Cafe has served Clarksville for almost three years.