Monthly Archives: July, 2008

Like the Phoenix, Tandoor rises anew!

Turner McCullough Jr. - Wednesday, July 2, 2008 0

The much anticipated return of a unique face brightens Clarksville's dining universe. Taste sensations and delights once again beckon the sophisticated diner! With a hushed...

The Artist’s Voice: An exhibition featuring artists with disabilities

News Staff - Wednesday, July 2, 2008 0

The Artist’s Voice: An Exhibition Featuring Tennessee Artists With Disabilities is on display in the Conte Community Arts Gallery at Nashville's Frist Center for...

Our beautiful Tennessee Smoky Mountains under attack by mining interests

Beth Robinson - Wednesday, July 2, 2008 0

Not too far from Knoxville in Campbell County, TN there used to be a mountain (pictured at left). If you'll keep reading, you'll...

“Tennessee’s Top Spot” gets failing grade at proper Nighttime National Flag Display

Turner McCullough Jr. - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 0

The United States flag properly illuminated With Memorial Day and Flag Day behind us and July 4th just ahead, the proper display of our national...

“Unite For Change!” growing in Clarksville

Turner McCullough Jr. - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 1

"Clarksville for Obama" joins in nation-wide social networking to grow the "Obama for Change" campaign. Saturday afternoon saw "Clarksville for Obama" execute their community event...

Journalist John Seigenthaler to speak at annual Clarksville Writers’ Conference

News Staff - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 0

Journalist and author John Seigenthaler will be a featured speaker at the 4th annual Clarksville Writer's Conference to be held July 10-12 at Austin...

DAC to showcase Nada Fuqua, Betty Liles

News Staff - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 0

In deference to the 4th of July holiday, and the assumption that most people will have other things to do at that time the...

Deadline nears for DAC Juried Art Exhibition

News Staff - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 0

The Downtown Artists Co-Op, located at 96 Franklin St. in downtown Clarksville will be conducting a Regional Juried Art Exposition for residents of Tennessee...

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Monthly Archives: July, 2008

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Austin Peay State University students harness VR to break ground in Chemistry Education

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NASA fixes Voyager 1’s Defective Memory Chip, Engineering Updates resume

Marsha Blackburn: When Anti-Israel Activists Shut Down American Streets, There Must Be Consequences

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At Home In Clarksville: Susan Bryant & Billy Renkl – Hands, Hearts, and Living with Art

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Discover Local Artisans at Old Glory Distilling Co.’s Family-Friendly Craftsmen’s Fair, April 27th

Sanctuary On Main presents Abstract Tunes In June on June 14th

Clarksville Association of REALTORS® to hold Night of the Arts, May 4th

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