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Graduates from Austin Peay State University are looking for larger stipends to cover living expenses while continuing their study.
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, ER RN/Paramedic pay rates at Tennova had incentive pay at $75 an hour. That pay has been cut to $60 an hour with less than 48 hours’ notice.
Here are 10 Black leaders who during their lifetimes helped to shape our community and deserve to be remembered for their role in Clarksville history.
Lowes Drive is full of potholes, rough patches and looks to be below road standards. Here’s what the city of Clarksville is now doing to address the problem.
The Clarksville Housing Authority (CHA) has begun searching for a permanent executive director as well as a full-time finance director. Additionally, one commissioner has resigned.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Development Board (IDB) recently answered frequently asked questions about LG Chem.
Clarksville top stories of 2022: Here are the 10 stories that had the biggest impact on Clarksville, or are likely to have a big impact in the years to come.
The doors to Advanced Care Medical in Clarksville have been closed since Nov. 16. Now, a local state representative is looking to help as state investigations get underway.
The future of a Boys & Girls Club in Clarksville is still in question following months of questions and rumors surrounding the club’s fundraising efforts.
Advance Care Medical (ACM) urgent care center in Clarksville has been shut down for weeks while employees go without paychecks and access to electronic medical records.