Leadership Clarksville is pleased to announce the election of its Executive Officers for the 2026-28 Board of Trustees.
Kenwood High School football is looking to build on a 6-5 season that included a playoff berth in 2025.
When Dr. Amanda Stadermann loads a meteorite sample into the Department of Earth and Environmental Science’s new scanning electron microscope (SEM), the ancient rock reveals secrets that have been locked away for billions of years.
The third Q-Up the Classroom radiothon raised $48,480 to help the Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation buy back-to-school supplies.
Tennessee State Veterans’ Home-Clarksville has received the 2026 Silver – Achievement in Quality Award from the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living.
Here are a few of the questions, and the answers we have so far, about Costco in Clarksville, including on incentives, traffic, farmland, new stores and more.
The plan is to recapture around $3.3 million per year in local option sales taxes paid by the City of Clarksville to the school system.
As traditional entry-level jobs disappear, Austin Peay State University’s College of Business has spent the last several years pushing students out of the classroom.
The Clarksville Police Department invites the community to attend the 43rd Annual National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4.
After more than 23 years with Legends Bank and a distinguished 35-year career in banking, Senior Vice President Mike Rainey is retiring.