Fort Campbell football had its winningest season since 2013 in the fall of 2024. The season included an upset win over Madisonville High, and earning a home playoff game. Now, Falcons head coach Henry Mitchell looks to repeat the success despite a younger roster. The way they’re going to do it? Altogether, and as one.
The upcoming events for Customs House Museum & Cultural Center for the month of August have been announced.
A group of Austin Peay State University students, led by Associate Professor Eboné Amos, recently traveled to South Carolina to explore the region’s African American history firsthand, immersing themselves in the cultural and historical significance of cities like Charleston.
With the Clarksville Speedway being purchased by the city, and Montgomery County building a new fairgrounds, big annual events are in limbo. Here’s what’s happening and what could come next in our ongoing fairgrounds shuffle.
Clarksville’s talented youth, Kayla Saelens, a senior at Clarksville High School, has been selected to join the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee Teen Leadership Council for 2025-2026 and to serve on the City of Clarksville’s prestigious Mayor’s Youth Council for 2025-2026.
The New Gallery at Austin Peay State University and the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts (CECA) have announced painter Soulaf Abas as the first New Gallery Artist-in-Residence.
The Clarksville Kings hockey program is hosting its season tryouts on July 26 and July 27, 2025, from 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM at Ford Ice Center Clarksville.
The Montgomery County Democratic Party (MCDP) will host four of the Democrats who have announced their candidacy for the special election for Tennessee District 7 this Saturday.
ArtLink invites the community to unleash their creativity in a brand-new hands-on workshop: Block Printing for Beginners, launching Sunday, July 20, at the downtown studio on 98 Franklin Street.