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Emily Mills, 15, is the recipient of a new iBOT wheelchair which will give her better mobility.
Between election year early voting and the upcoming reopening of school, finding a consistent home for daily drive-thru COVID-19 testing by the Montgomery County Health Department has been a challenge.
Over $15,000 in donations will help teachers who many times use their own money for needed school supplies for their students.
Loaves and Fishes partnered with First Presbyterian Church to provide food boxes to 40 Norman Smith Elementary School families.
At her inauguration on March 23, 2015, President Alisa White promised to advance Austin Peay as an institution. 5 years later, the University looks back on her time there.
Brig. Gen. Clair Gill, deputy commanding general for support, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and Fort Campbell, will lead the discussion.
Clarksville Police took part in the arrest of a murder suspect from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, recently.
The division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team, “Strike,” will deploy as part of a regular scheduled rotation to the Army’s Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana.
Clarksville Gas & Water will reopen its North Customer Service Center to the public on Tuesday, July 28, after closing the center in mid-July when an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
Tennessee holds a special place in passing the 19th Amendment into law, extending voting rights to women.