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- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Report Highlights the Burden of Student Loan Debt and Options for Making Repayment More Affordable
- NASA Mars Curiosity Rover completes drilling it’s Second Rock on Mars
- Nashville Sounds lose to Tacoma Rainiers, 5-2
- Nashville Predators sign Mark Van Guilder to a Two-Year Contract
- Shemberger wins 2nd in age group at Sprint Triathlon in Northern Indiana
- Austin Peay State University Alumni to host pregame party at OVC Baseball Championship
- Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel Announces Fewer Furlough Days for DOD Employees Under Sequestration Plans
- APSU Baseball’s Reed Harper named adidas® Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week
- Clarksville Police Identify Homicide Victim
- Clarksville City Council Fiscal Year 2014 Budget Update, May 20th 2013
- Fort Campbell Riding Stables to host Rodeo Horse Camp
- Crow Community Center hosts a new session of Young Champions Cheerleading program
- Austin Peay State University Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts to host 9th Annual Clarksville Writers Conference
- Clarksville Residents Assistance needed for FEMA Appeal
- Clarksville Foundry and Local Artist Showcase History in Sculpture Exhibit at Customs House Museum
- Tennessee Consumer Affairs says Don’t fall prey to Telemarketing Scams
- Amber Alert Issued for Gabriel Swaney, a Missing Child from Murfreesboro
- American Heart Association says Depression linked to almost doubled stroke risk in Middle-Aged Women
- NASA Astronomers see large explosion on the Moon caused by a Meteor Strike
- Food, Farm and Jobs Bill: Helping Protect Our Natural Resources
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Can you write beautiful prose. Are you able to create flowing, coherent sentences. Can you make reading fun for people who don’t like reading? If so, then we need both you and your talent!
We are on the lookout for new writers to add to our ever growing list of contributing authors. It does not matter if you are influential and well known, or obscure. Young or old. If you can write, then we will happily give you a try.
We are looking for a little bit of everything, from short blurbs about local events to first hand accounts, from reviews and opinion to politics, all the way to major news stories. You can write about anything that interests you, but our goal is outstanding local coverage.
Are you a professional? Do you own your own business? You can promote it by writing helpful and informative articles on subjects on which you have special expertise. While authors are not allowed to directly advertise through the site without the publishers permission, you are free to mention your business or services in the “about the author” box in your profile; this appears after every post that you write. Become the expert that the community turns to. You can even provide a link to your company web site.
Do you want to join our team of writers, but not sure what you would write about? It’s simple: write about what you know and enjoy. This site will be the best because it does not duplicate local newspapers, other web sites, or media outlets. We are unique.
- If you are a high school or college student you might write about your school.
- If you are into sports then perhaps that is the topic for you to take into hand.
- Know auto repair: start a car talk column.
- Love to cook: post recipes
The possibilities are endless. Through the topics option at the top of the page, people can chose to display subjects that interest them the most.
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If you are interested in becoming a author for us, it is recommended that you go ahead and create an account before you send your initial email.
For more information about becoming an author, or for any other questions, simply Email us and we will try to answer them for you.
About Bill Larson 
Bill Larson is the Creator and Publisher of Clarksville Online, and works as a network administrator for Compu-Net Enterprises. He is politically and socially active in the community. Bill serves on the board of the Clarksville Community Concert Association, and is a member of the Friends of Dunbar Cave.
You can reach him via telephone at 931-249-0043 or via the email address below.
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August 8th, 2006 at 7:55 am
Democrat and Republican Primary results, November 2006 Election information, and a Candidate Invitation.
We have posted the election results for the Democrat and Republican primaries on the election 2006 page. I have also updated the races for the November election, adding the Green Party and Independent candidates. For a complete rundown on who’s…