The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Aspire Foundation, is proud to share the relaunch of a program to enhance the economic appeal of the downtown Clarksville commercial district.
In an inspiring display of creativity and community spirit, a young local artist, Montgomery Central eighth grader Hayden Pilgreen, has transformed Gardner Title & Escrow’s new Clarksville office with her stunning mural.
Three Clarksville-area football teams have had their respective matchups moved to Thursday night, including Clarksville High, Rossview High and Kirkwood High School.
Ambar Marquis, the current Ward 5 city councilperson, has announced she is running for reelection.
Things to do in Clarksville: Depending on the weather, there are lots of events scheduled this weekend! Enjoy a live polka band, experience antique tractors up close, or lace up your shoes for a 5k.
With the remnants of Hurricane Helene likely to bring heavy rainfall to Clarksville, a Flood Watch has been issued from Thursday evening through Saturday morning.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued a Most Wanted Alert for a Nashville man wanted in a Greenwood Avenue area shooting early Saturday morning.
For many years, the Bikers Who Care used the old Clarksville Fairgrounds for their BWC Toy Run and Party. Then they had to move to the Clarksville Speedway. Now, with the future of the Speedway in question, BWC is running out of locations, and they aren’t the only ones.
After voting on the new chairman of the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board resulted in an iron-clad deadlock, the election has been postponed until the next formal board meeting.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) held its Out of Darkness Walk on Sept. 14 at Austin Peay State University, with 233 participants in 30 teams.