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1min.AI Lifetime Plan Offers AI Writing, Image and Video Tools for $69.97
Entertainment
2 hours ago
During Deal Days, you can get lifetime access to Claude, GPT, Gemini, and more for a one-time payment of $70

Clarksville readers can explore 1min.AI’s Advanced Business Plan, combining multiple AI models and creative tools for $69.97 through October 11. Monthly credit limits apply.

Community
2 hours ago
Austin Peay State University hits record-high dual enrollment

Austin Peay State University’s dual enrollment program set a new record in Fall 2026, with 1,442 students registered.

Community
3 hours ago
Stepstone highlights need for more foster parents in Clarksville

This October, StepStone Family & Youth Services is calling attention to Tennessee’s urgent need for more foster families.

Community
4 hours ago
Tennessee ranks among the lowest in the country for access to mental healthcare. Here's how to find help

LifeStance Health reports on mental healthcare access in Tennessee.

Community
20 hours ago
Ink with purpose: Join Dark Raine Tattoo in bringing hope out of darkness | COMMENTARY

On Saturday, October 17, beginning at noon, Dark Raine Tattoo at 1148 College Street in Clarksville invites you to our Suicide Prevention Flash event, benefiting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and supporting the mission of its Tennessee chapter.

Person of interest in CPD theft of motor vehicle investigation. (Clarksville Police, Contributed)
Crime
24 hours ago
Police seek man with pit bull in vehicle theft on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard

CPD is actively investigating a reported theft of a motor vehicle that occurred on Oct. 5, at approximately 11:30 p.m. at the Shell Gas Station on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.

Community
1 day ago
Montgomery County recognizes October as Juvenile Justice Month

At the informal Commission meeting on October 5, Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden recognized October as Juvenile Justice Month.

Community
1 day ago
‘It’s not about me’: APSU trustee Brad Withrow pays forward professor’s legacy

Humphreys County native Brad Withrow began his journey at Austin Peay State University (APSU) in 1984, balancing coursework, part-time jobs and campus life.

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