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Clarksville Fire Rescue were able to make their generous donation after a successful t-shirt drive campaign.
There’s a lot going on this weekend in Clarksville. Here are some of our favorites.
On Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 10 a.m., patients, family members, and staff members are invited to the “Footprints on the Heart” annual event.
“Domestic violence is about power and control,” said, Tabitha Tackett, victim advocate for domestic violence survivors at the Legal Aid Society.
The “Hiring Our Heroes Career Summit” will be held on Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Personnel Processing Center at Fort Campbell, Ky.
Daymar College will host dozens of local employers and provide help finding employment.
A candlelight vigil honoring victims of domestic violence will be held at the Downtown Commons tonight.
Lieutenant Melissa Spielhagen recently received national recognition from the FBI.
The Safe at Home program provides approved applicants a substitute address that may be used for all legal purposes, including voter registration, along with additional government services such as a driver’s license and access to assistance programs.
APSU will be holding a special panel to answer the community’s questions about Britain’s exit from the EU.