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Vape liquids in a smoke shop. (Unsplash)
News
7 hours ago
City Council approves new distance limits for smoke shops in Clarksville

After weeks of debating an ordinance to require new distance limits for smoke shops, the City Council passed the proposal 9-3.

Community
12 hours ago
Hottest Septembers in Tennessee since 1895

Stacker compiled a ranking of the hottest Septembers in Tennessee since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information

Business
20 hours ago
Legends Bank welcomes Sallie Eley as vice president, business banker

Legends Bank is pleased to announce that Sallie Eley has joined the bank as VP, business banker.

Clarksville Fire Rescue crews respond to a crash into the Red River at Interstate 24 on Nov. 13, 2025. (CFR, contributed)
Crime
2 days ago
Clarksville man charged in Red River crash that killed Air Evac pilot

The indictment comes nearly 10 months after the Interstate 24 crash that pushed a car into the Red River and killed an Air Evac pilot.

Community
2 days ago
APSU College of Business announces 2026 A.J. Taylor Award winners

The Austin Peay State University (APSU) College of Business recently presented the 2026 A.J. Taylor Awards for Excellence in Teaching and Research, recognizing two faculty members for outstanding classroom innovation and scholarly work.

Business
2 days ago
Chamber’s Golf Scramble, Federal Reserve Breakfast coming up in September

The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce will bring together regional business leaders this September for a series of networking and economic development events.

A-frame sign on a sunlit brick sidewalk advertising First Thursday ArtWalk, 05PM–08PM, featuring art, music, local business, and food/spirits.
Entertainment
2 days ago
First Thursday Downtown ArtWalk coming up Sept. 3 in Clarksville

This Sept. 3, Clarksville’s Downtown ArtWalk will feature a lineup of several artists and venues.

Community
2 days ago
APSU students gain professional experience through Banking on Govs program 

Four Austin Peay State University students spent a week at the Southeastern School of Banking this summer through the College of Business’ Banking on Govs program.

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