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I Am Invisible Bullying & Suicide encourages young people and adults to freely be who they were created to be.
Fort Campbell announced additional security measures in place for visitors.
At Legal Aid Society, we work with many Tennesseans, some of them elderly, who encounter problems accessing benefits that they rely upon for daily living, such as Social Security, SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also referred to as food stamps) and Medicare. Often, when one benefit is disrupted for some reason, it can create a domino effect that interrupts other benefits.
The 10th Clarksville Princess Ball, a father-daughter event where fathers make pledges and daughters make promises, will be held on January 25, 2020.
Emergency phone lines will operate, bill payment drop-off boxes are available.
Loan assistance is available for those affected by the severe storms October 26 related to the remnants of Tropical Storm Olga.
The city of Clarksville is still recovering from heavier rain earlier this week, which forced some parks to close.
Baby Barren Alan was born at 3:14 a.m. on Jan. 1. He weighed 6 pounds, 1 ounce and was 19 inches long.
Camille Thomas, City of Clarksville Purchasing Director, recently began her two-year term as TAPP president.
As of January 1, several new laws have gone into effect across Tennessee pertaining to handguns, healthcare, travel and fire safety.