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Lifestyle
3 years ago
APSU predicts future high school graduate numbers to remain strong

A recent study by Austin Peay State University shows the number of high school diplomas in Tennessee will remain strong through 2034.

Lifestyle
3 years ago
Clarksville Police Department recognizes officers for promotions and achievements

On Tuesday, August 8, 2023, the Clarksville Police Department held a promotion ceremony at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center, recognizing numerous officers for their promotions and achievements within the department.

Lifestyle
3 years ago
Manna Cafe Ministries to hold raffle, chance to win 1981 Corvette

Now is your chance to relive the glory days in a 1981 Corvette to be raffled by Manna Café on November 3, 2023.

Business
3 years ago
Meet employers from over 40 companies at Clarksville’s 5th Mega Job Fair

The Mega Job Fair is a regional hiring event featuring businesses from the Clarksville, Fort Campbell and Hopkinsville area.

Obituaries
3 years ago
Robert Albert Rescigno

Robert Albert Rescigno, age 87, passed away on Sunday, August 13, 2023.

News
3 years ago
UPDATE: Traffic slow but moving after wreck on Interstate 24 in Clarksville

The Clarksville Police Department is currently assisting the Tennessee Highway Patrol following a vehicle crash on I-24 near mile marker 9. 

Lifestyle
3 years ago
Beachaven Vineyards & Winery harvests annual Seyval Blanc grapes | VIDEO

Beachaven Vineyards & Winery hand-harvested their annual Seyval Blanc grapes.

News
3 years ago
Bus tour on gun reform stops in Clarksville ahead of upcoming special session in Legislature

Tennessee Lawmakers, gun reform advocates and concerned citizens addressed Clarksville citizens during the event.

Lifestyle
3 years ago
United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region to hold annual campaign kickoff

United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region will hold their 2023 United Way Campaign Kickoff event on Thursday, August 31, 2023, at the William O. Beach Civic Hall in Veterans Plaza.

Education
3 years ago
Congressman Green questions CMCSS on whether teacher training included CRT, implicit bias concepts

Green insisted that administrators were forcing CRT onto students and teachers, which he said is a direct violation of state law. CMCSS said the complaints are unfounded.