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Coronavirus
6 years ago
‘We were careful. We were so careful’: Melvin Van Hooser, formerly of Trane and APSU, dies of COVID-19

Jimmie Van Hooser lost her husband of 44 years to COVID-19 in early June.

News
6 years ago
Downtown Market to host ‘FUEL the Bus’

The FUEL program provides food for local kids in needs.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Roxy announces Fall Film Series as phased reopening is set to begin

Following a six-month hiatus, the Roxy Regional Theatre is set to begin a phased reopening this September with the return of their Fall Film Series.

Business
6 years ago
Fortera planning merger with Life Credit Union to create partnership with 69,000 members

Clarksville-based Fortera Credit Union is planning a merger with Life Credit Union, bringing Life Credit’s 4,300 members and $37 million in assets to the new, combined entity.

Elections
6 years ago
Polls open in Montgomery County, with masks, social distancing

Polls are open. Here’s how voting is going, and who’s on the ballot.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
2nd COVID-19 death in 2 days, total 13 deaths in Montgomery County

Montgomery County has had a second COVID-19 death in as many days, bringing the total deaths here to 13.

News
6 years ago
Art + Design Field Guide wins international design award

Associate professors Gosnell and Fahnestock have worked together on the annual guide for four years.

Business
6 years ago
Industrial Development Board announces Wally Crow as new chairman

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Development Board is pleased to announce Wally Crow as the chairman of the board.

Business
6 years ago
How Fat Shack landed in Clarksville, with fried foods to satisfy late night cravings

Clarksville natives, Guy Stanford and Zavion Williams, have opened the first Fat Shack restaurant in the region and state.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Fort Campbell sees drop in COVID-19 cases after ‘high-water mark’ in July

Fort Campbell officials reported an overall decrease in COVID-19 cases in a live-streamed town hall featuring Sergeant Major of the Army Michael A. Grinston.