The ceremony honors the memory of 248 101st soldiers and eight crew members who died in a plane crash in Canada in 1985.
Local law enforcement agencies and civilian volunteers joined together to make it a special day for children.
75 children in Clarksville are waiting for a mentor.
Carol Hines of Clarksville picked up nine amazing $500 gift cards after winning the Countdown to Christmas.
The woman had no visible signs of serious injury and her baby did not appear to have life-threatening injuries, but both were hospitalized.
Approximately 100 more 101st soldiers are tentatively scheduled to return next weekend from their nine-month deployment.
Christmas on the Cumberland, Clarksville’s popular lighted walk-through event, will be open nightly through Jan. 1, 2019.
The ice rink at the Downtown Commons is open through Jan. 21.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Library was filled Wednesday as victims of homicide were honored by family and friends.
The kids at the party received presents, sang Christmas songs, and visited with Santa Claus.