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Coronavirus
7 years ago
Austin Peay delays spring commencement in response to COVID-19 pandemic

On March 16, 2020, the CDC recommended that no event with 50 or more people should take place for the next eight weeks and APSU delayed their spring graduation.

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Business
7 years ago
YMCA Temporarily Closing All Middle Tennessee Membership Center Locations

The Clarksville Area YMCA will be closing its doors beginning March 17 at 8pm.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
APSU partners with local agencies to provide students with digital access

Austin Peay is partnering with local agencies to ensure students will be able to connect for their classes.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Manna Cafe Ministries to continue serving community with adjusted hours and practices

In light of COVID-19 concerns, Manna Cafe Ministries has announced several changes to their services.

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Coronavirus
7 years ago
Clarksville-Montgomery County School System adjusts meal distribution

Additional locations have been added to meet the demand of free meals.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Montgomery County Mayor Declares State of Local Emergency

Mayor Durrett asks all county departments to develop a clear plan of action for employees and the public.

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Coronavirus
7 years ago
Number of confirmed COVID-19 cases jumps 21 people, 73 cases statewide

Davidson and Williamson Counties continue to be the hardest hit in Tennessee.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Clarksville Urban Ministries offers crisis support

Urban Ministries hosted a drive-thru food distribution site for Clarksville-Montgomery County residents in need.

Business
7 years ago
White House seeks $850B economic stimulus amid virus crisis

WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House is proposing a roughly $850 billion economic rescue […]

Crime
7 years ago
Hearing scheduled for Ft. Campbell soldier charged in murder of 15-year-old

Demariontae Brown, 15, was shot in the 3300 block of Dresden Way when a homeowner thought he was breaking into his wife’s car.