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Lifestyle
8 years ago
The tale of one town told in two plays at the Bell Witch Fall Festival in Adams

Community Spirit, Inc. is a non- profit community organization dedicated to bringing quality, educational theatrical productions to Robertson County, Tennessee, and the surrounding areas.

Business
8 years ago
Waterdogs Scuba & Safety receives Green Certification

Waterdogs Scuba& Safety is passionate about the environment which led them to the CMC Green Certification Program

Education
8 years ago
High schoolers can experience campus life during Austin Peay’s AP Day

On Oct. 6, the University will welcome another batch of high school seniors to campus for its fall AP Day, allowing them to experience first-hand the excitement of “Being a Gov!”

Crime
8 years ago
Police: 17 vehicle burglaries in Clarksville within 3-day span

16 of the 17 vehicles were unlocked or showed no signs of forced entry.

News
8 years ago
47 dog deaths after grooming documented at PetSmart, but link uncertain

NJ.com said that its count is based on reports by PetSmart customers in 14 states, and said it is not definitive because there is little public accounting of such deaths.

Elections
8 years ago
US Senate rivals in Tennessee to compete in 1st debate

A second debate has also been confirmed for Oct. 10 at the University of Tennessee’s Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy in Knoxville.

Education
8 years ago
Tennessee campuses competing in voter registration drive

Three winning schools will be chosen based on the number of students registered, social media presence and campus creativity in promoting the drive.

Crime
8 years ago
Police: Nashville man hid counterfeit cash between butt cheeks

Officer found suspect in possession of marijuana, a Viagra pill and five, fake one-hundred dollar bills.

Military
8 years ago
Fort Campbell WTB soldiers set to knock out 200 miles in road to recovery

The community is invited to help cheer on soldiers during the two-day ride.

Crime
8 years ago
Suspects caught selling fake video game copies to Clarksville store

Police said the suspects were purchasing video games, making copies of them, and returning the fakes to local businesses for a refund.