Movies in the Park returned on Saturday for the second time this year, featuring the Disney film, Toy Story 4. Social Distancing measures were kept in place to keep guests safe amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was a hot day as over 75 hopeful firefighters turned out for a practice session for the physical agility testing to be a Clarksville Fire Rescue firefighter.
Each person or family requesting a box of food must be a resident of Montgomery County and have a photo ID.
Despite the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Clarksville Parks & Recreation Department hosted several programs to keep the Independence Day spirit alive in 2020.
A few proud parents of Clarksville’s Class of 2020 seniors came together to celebrate their graduation accomplishments.
Fredonia Community Center was the site Saturday for a graduation ceremony for 47 Clarksville High School Seniors.
Everyone enjoyed an evening of food, drink, and social networking while taking in historical moments from Clarksville’s past.
Around 295 families received donations of free food during a drive-thru distribution in Oak Grove, Kentucky.
Hundreds of U.S. Flags were retired with honor on Flag Day in a ceremony by the Montgomery County Veterans Service Organization.
Due to redeployment, the soldiers underwent a precautionary quarantine to ensure their safety and the safety of their families and the community.