The Clarksville Regional Airport hosted the Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours event on Thursday.
The Tennessee-Kentucky Threshermen’s Association 54th annual Steam Threshing Show started Thursday and continues through Saturday at the Bell School grounds in Adams.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee (BGCMT) hosted a Code Academy this week to introduce Clarksville youth to coding and app opportunities, as they look to expand their operations in Montgomery County.
After years of planning and fundraising, Fort Campbell finally broke ground on the $40 million Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum, set to open late next year.
Dozens gathered to enjoy the fourth annual Jammin in June at the Customs house Museum on Saturday. Attendees enjoyed food, beverages, and music performed by singer-songwriter James Parker.
The annual Clarksville Juneteenth Festival took held on Wednesday at the Clarksville Speedway.
The fourth annual Juneteenth Block Party in Clarksville featured over 70 Black-owned businesses and organizations, food trucks, live performances and kids’ activities.
The second annual Old Ties Tattoo Convention is ongoing this weekend at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center in Clarksville.