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Education
7 years ago
Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library celebrates the holidays with a series of events

Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is getting in the holiday spirit with movies, Christmas cookies and more.

Crime
7 years ago
CPD Sergeant retires with nearly 2 decades of service

A long time officer with Clarksville’s police department retired from the force last week.

News
7 years ago
Christmas on the Cumberland opens Tuesday, Nov. 26

Grand opening at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 26, to feature official lighting of holiday display and special guests.

Crime
7 years ago
Clarksville Mayor, Police urge park smart, shop safe to prevent crimes

Clarksville Police and the City Mayor’s office urge citizens to shop, park and think smart during the holiday season to avoid becoming a victim of theft.

News
7 years ago
PHOTOS: APSU Tower Club Suits & Sneakers

The Tower Club is an organization of men and women whose purpose is to improve the standards of higher educational opportunities by assisting Austin Peay.

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Crime
7 years ago
Attorney General’s office issues warning about holiday scams, swindles and schemes

The State of Tennessee’s Attorney General’s office website warns of “scams, schemes and swindle.”

News
7 years ago
APSU Board of Trustees approves annual fee for County’s multipurpose event center

The Austin Peay State University Board of Trustees unanimously agreed to an annual base rental fee for a possible 30-year lease of Montgomery County’s multipurpose event center.

News
7 years ago
TDOT halts lane closures on Tennessee highways for Thanksgiving Holiday

To help those travelling for Thanksgiving, TDOT is putting a hold on lane closures.

News
7 years ago
Vulcan Corp. demolition unearths historic sign

During the demolition of the Vulcan Corporation, Morgan Contractors stumbled upon a neat historic artifact.

Education
7 years ago
Renovation begins at APSU’s new College Street bookstore

APSU plans to unveil its new bookstore by the 2020 fall semester.