The Clarksville Black History Month Committee held its annual closing of Black History Month ceremony on Thursday at First Missionary Baptist Church.
Clarksville Cub Scouts ate up a demonstration in science recently during the Pack 503 Blue and Gold Banquet.
Clarksville Police Department’s new chief Charles Tyson “Ty” Burdine, was sworn in as the city’s 18th police chief on Friday.
As the 101st Airborne Division continues its division-wide training exercise at Fort Campbell, it is not only sharpening combat readiness but also testing new military technology such as 3D-printed drones.
CLARKSVILLE, TN – History came to life at Fort Defiance Civil War Park and […]
The Kleeman Recreation Center hosted a Black History Celebration on Saturday, bringing the community together to honor African American culture, history, and achievements.
Flooding from rain and storms on February 15 in Clarksville affected 66 apartment units at The Retreat at Concord on West Concord Drive,
Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center hosted an event on Saturday to honor Black History Month.
Despite a rainy Saturday, families, educators, and student musicians gathered at Kirkwood High School to enjoy an performance by the 2025 Gateway Music Association Middle School and High School Honor Band.
The 17th annual Empty Bowls fundraising event began on Sunday at First Presbyterian Church, where dozens gathered to enjoy soup and raise awareness about food insecurity in the community.