Continuing its annual tributes to Black History Month, Cumberland Winds returns to the intimate setting of the Roxy Regional Theatre to present “Songs Without Words: Traditional American Spirituals and Folk Songs” on Friday, February 28, at 7:00pm.
Contributed commentary by Monica M. Meeks on Aron Maberry’s proposal to eliminate DEI programs in Tennessee.
Beginning this Sunday, February 9, churches and organizations throughout Montgomery County will be serving up hot, hearty soups and hope for our neighbors struggling with food insecurity.
The City Council rejected a proposal to eliminate a diversity, equity and inclusion position from the City of Clarksville’s human resources department during their Thursday night meeting.
In response to a troubling rise in motorcycle-related crashes and fatalities in Tennessee and Kentucky, leadership at Fort Campbell joined forces with local officials, law enforcement, and safety advocates to tackle the issue.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library hosted its annual Harry Potter Night on Thursday, with live animals, Butterbeer, costumes and more.
The Clarksville Academy Lady Cougars hosted the Nashville Christian Eagles in their final game of the 2024-25 regular season. Academy started out strong, but couldn’t maintain momentum and fell to Nashville Christian, 66-35.
Twenty-four games into the 2024-2025 season, Austin Peay has an overall record of 9-15 and 4-7 in the Atlantic Sun Conference (ASUN).
The Clarksville Academy Cougars hosted the Nashville Christian Eagles in their second to last game of the regular season on Thursday.
A proposed zone change for around 3 acres of land has been deferred one month per the request of the applicant, PB&J Properties. The applicant is proposing the land transition from R-1 family residential district to Planned Unit Development (PUD), which in turn would make way for the development of a 5-story apartment building in downtown Clarksville.