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Located on Cumberland Drive, the sign and monument were erected by the Frank P. Gracey Camp 225 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. They were removed during this summer’s George Floyd protests.
With this wonderful fall weather, find the perfect walking partner in our Pets of the Week!
Bass, a multiform conceptual artist, will be kicking off CECA’s 2020 visiting artist series.
Circuit Court Clerk candidates Knight, Camp and Davis recently participated in the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2020 Political Forum series.
On Friday, Oct. 2, several streets will be closed off around the Downtown Commons for the free Jerrod Niemann concert, with opener Tyler Booth.
Sen. Bill Powers, R-Clarksville, who is finishing his first term in the Tennessee Senate, has a Democratic opponent on Nov. 3 in Ronnie Glynn.
Tennova Healthcare-Clarksville could get a major boost to both its quality of services and its reputation thanks to a coming partnership with Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the most respected health care provider in Middle Tennessee.
Congressman Mark Green, R-Clarksville, who is finishing his first term in the U.S. House of Representatives, has a Democratic opponent on Nov. 3 in Kiran Sreepada of Williamson County.
Aspire Designs Kitchen & Bath Showroom can help you increase the value of your home with a custom kitchen redesign.
The Red Cross will test all blood donations for COVID-19 antibodies during the 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. blood drive.