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News
1 year ago
Food pantries strained in Clarksville as government shutdown drives surge in demand

Clarksville organizations say demand has spiked in recent weeks, with shelves emptying faster than donations can fill them, especially as the holiday season approaches.

Kroger held the grand opening of their fourth and largest Clarksville store on Needmore Road, Nov. 5, 2025. (Jordan Renfro)
Business
1 year ago
Kroger Marketplace opens on Needmore Road with band fanfare, mascots, giveaways

Kroger held the grand opening of their fourth and largest Clarksville store on Wednesday morning.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
Veteran of 3 wars recognized at Kiwanis Club Interview-a-Veteran Essay Contest reception

The 26th annual Kiwanis Interview-a-Veteran Essay Contest winners were celebrated in an awards reception at Civic Hall in Clarksville.

Entertainment
1 year ago
Christmas fun guide 2025: Holiday events, light shows and markets in Clarksville

Here are some of the upcoming big events in Clarksville this season, starting with Veterans Day through the end of December.

Military
1 year ago
First Lady Maria Lee joins Operation Homefront to celebrate military moms-to-be in Clarksville

National nonprofit Operation Homefront, with the support of First Lady Maria Lee and the Tennessee Serves team, celebrated dozens of local military moms-to-be.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
6 questions to ask when shopping for wedding reception venue

As couples begin shopping for a place to host their reception, they can ask themselves and venue representatives a multitude of questions to narrow down their options.

Water meter. (Shutterstock)
News
1 year ago
‘There’s no way we should ever receive a bill that high’: Family with leak gets water bill for $1,000

Joshua Cummings and his family were surprised when they found out they had a leak that led to a charge of $1,000 from Clarksville Gas & Water.

Crime
1 year ago
Former Oak Plains staff member charged with throwing 10-year-old boy across room

A former Oak Plains Academy staff member has been arrested on a charge of child abuse after an argument escalated into a fight with the 10-year-old boy.

Business
1 year ago
Cash for Classrooms celebrates teacher impact in Clarksville

Altra Federal Credit Union recognized teachers in the community for the incredible work they do in and out of the classroom through their Cash for Classrooms contest.

Phoenix Theatres lobby inside Governor's Square Mall on May 22, 2025. (Jeff Matthews)
Entertainment
1 year ago
Phoenix Theatres in Clarksville will play ‘Wicked: For Good’ for 33 hours non-stop

The movie Wicked: For Good hits theatres at 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20 to a nationwide, energetic fan base.