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4BCT soldier dies

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FORT CAMPBELL, Ky., August 5, 2009 - A Fort Campbell Soldier died Monday after finishing an Army Physical Fitness Test with his unit. Pfc....

The Impact of Reform: Undeniable benefits from the “America’s Affordable Health Choices Act” in Tennessee’s 5th Congressional district

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Nashville - In the aftermath of Rep. Jim Cooper’s statements on July 26 in The Tennessean and on Face the Nation that he would...

APSU librarians give free books to campers

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When the Junior Govs Summer Camp ended last Friday, the 75 children campers who spent their summer at APSU each went home with a...

First Thursday Art Walk on August 6th

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You’re invited to join the merchants of Historic Downtown Clarksville for the monthly Art Walk, which will be held this month on August 6th...

Water Outage, Fort Campbell Boulevard, State Line Road, Durrett Drive

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Water will be disrupted on the east side of Fort Campbell Boulevard from the Park Place Retail Center at 3095 Fort Campbell Boulevard to...

Partial road closure on College Street

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The outer westbound lane on College Street from University Avenue to Drane Street will be closed today until approximately 4:30 ...

Customs House Museum to host third biennial juried exhibition

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The Customs House Museum and Cultural Center is organizing its third biennial juried show of visual arts and crafts. Artists age 18 and older...

Tennessee Health Commissioner to Lead YMCA Campers in Fitness Obstacle Course

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Cooper will spend the morning with campers at YMCA's Camp Widjiwagan in Nashville NASHVILLE – Tennessee Health Commissioner Susan R. Cooper, MSN, RN, will visit...

APSU’s online B.S. in Criminal Justice ranks no. 4 among nation’s ‘Best buys’

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Austin Peay State University recently received national honors for offering a high quality, reasonably priced online bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. GetEducated.com conducts nationwide surveys...

Portions of Chestnut Street to close for bridge replacement project

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Clarksville's commuters should be aware of potential traffic issues. Traffic Will Be Detoured Around Work Zone Until New Bridge Constructed NASHVILLE - Work will begin...
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