February “saturation patrol” results released

March 9, 2009 |

The Clarksville Police Department’s DUI Checkpoint and saturation patrols, partially funded by the Governor’s Highway Safety Office, to detect DUI/Impaired drivers was held February 27 and 28 between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m.

The checkpoints yielded the following results: 9 DUIs, 1 Implied Consent, 13 Speeding, 13 Insurance Law, 2 Seat Belt, 12 Equipment Violations, 7 Driver License Violations, 5 Revoked/Suspended Driver Licenses, 5 Vehicle Registration, 7 Tint, 1 Drug Paraphernalia, 1 Unlawful Carrying of a Deadly Weapon, 1 Open Container, 3 Consuming Alcohol Under 21, 4 Curfew, 2 Violation of Probation and 2 Warrants.

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Trio Verlaine delights listeners

March 9, 2009 |

Heidi Krutzen

The Clarksville Community Concert Association presented the fourth of five concerts at Austin Peay State University on March 6, featuring Trio Verlaine.

Trio Verlaine features Lorna McGhee on flute, Heidi Krutzen on Harp and David Harding on Viola. The program included Serenade Op. 23 by Ludwig von Beethoven, Sonata for Flute, Harp and Viola by Claude Debussy, and Trombeau de Couperin by Maurice Ravel. the performance concluded with Piazzola’s Le Grand Tango.

The series will conclude April 3 with a performance by the John Proulx Trio.

For more information, call 931-221-7876 or 931-221-7810. «Read the rest of this article»

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Homeless man charged with aggravated robbery

March 9, 2009 |

A Clarksville man is being held on $100,000 bond on a charge of Aggravated Robbery  in connection with a robbery of  on Riverside Drive.

Ronald William Bartlett Jr.

On March 9,  officers responded to an armed robbery of Regions Bank on Riverside Drive.  The suspect, later identified as Ronald William Bartlett Jr. (W/M), 33, listed as homeless, entered the bank, walked up to the teller, and passed her a note demanding money.  The teller said that Bartlett made a motion toward his pocket, making the teller believe that he was armed.  Bartlett took the money and fled the bank with an undisclosed amount of money.  A witness followed Bartlett and saw him get into a car parked at a nearby business.  «Read the rest of this article»

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APSU senior artists schedule exhibits

March 9, 2009 |

The Austin Peay State University Department of Art has scheduled several student art exhibitions for the Spring 2009 semester.

Austin Peay State University senior art students, pictured recently in the Trahern Building, will present several art shows and exhibits this spring on campus. Members of the class are (from left) Kristi Kerstetter, Morgan Conwell, April Stilwell, Caroline Tuzeneu, Colleen O’Neill, Sara Neuhart, Nicholas Schulman, Katie Whitfield, Ryan Sample and professor of art Gregg Schlanger. Photo by Melony Shemberger, APSU Public Relations and Marketing

Students enrolled in the Senior Exhibition class, taught by Professor of Art Gregg Schlanger, must present their work in a public setting to earn their Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees. Nine students are enrolled this spring in the course. «Read the rest of this article»

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First degree murder charges filed in murder of female soldier

March 9, 2009 |

Khaleefa Lambert

A Clarksville man has been charged with first degree murder and is being held without bond in the death of  his wife, Ashley Cecelia Barnes-Lambert (W/F), 19,  a military member with the United States Army who had been stationed in Afghanistan.

According to Detective Alan Charvis, at approximately 10 a.m. on March 7, Trooper Krystal Mathis initiated a traffic stop on a 2007 Mercury Mariner, driven by Khaleefa Lambert (B/M) 28, of 231 Pin Oak, Apt D, Clarksville, after that vehicle was in a near-miss accident with a patrol car on I-24 near Exit 1. «Read the rest of this article»

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Someone delights in you

By Rev. Charles Moreland | March 9, 2009 |

A few words directed to a friend, neighbor or family member or even an adored pet, can release a resevoir of strength within . Normally, these are words of appreciation and acknoledgement.

At Fort Leonard Wood, the Army’s largest basic and advanced training post, I served with command leaders to include hundreds of drill sergeants of all ranks. I served, too, commanders that I would have followed into combat at any time and any place. How did these men and women impress me and receive my loyalty? They were leaders trained in reassuring and encouraging others. They elicited a sense of self with new recruits, NCOs and officers with a reassuring word. «Read the rest of this article»

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