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- Tennessee Holds Largest Ever Teacher Training on the Common Core State Standards
- Clarksville Parks and Recreation to hold Warrior Week Picnic at Heritage Park Saturday, June 22nd
- Clarksville Gas and Water Department reports Section of Yorktown Road Closed for Sewer Work
- Clarksville City Council Regular Session Budget Report – Part II, June 19th, 2013
- Tennessee Veterans May Be Issued Missing High School Diplomas
- LBL Quota Deer Hunt Applications Available July 1st
- ShopSmart Reviews Discount Financial Services
- NASA reports International Space Station Flame Experiment produces strange results
- Nashville Sounds get blanked by Iowa Cubs 7-0
- Nashville Predators ink forward Kevin Henderson to Two Year Deal
- Sanderson Pipe to hold Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certification Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
- University of Tennessee Basketball’s Jarnell Stokes makes USA Team Roster
- My Two Cents: Atlanta DJ’s Went Over the Line
- Dunbar Cave State Park to hold Native American History Program Saturday, June 22nd
- Nashville Predators renew Affiliation with the Cincinnati Cyclones
- Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee to hold Selling With Social Media Seminar July 16th
- Clarksville Police Department has three graduate from Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy
- Jordanian Engagement Team imams share with Afghans
- Tennessee Department of Health says Stay Safe in the Summer Sun
- General Motors recalls nearly 200,000 vehicles due to possible Short Circuit that could lead to a Fire
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About: Chris Jackson 
A Clarksville native, Chris Jackson graduated with a degree in Communications from Austin Peay State University. He has worked in both print and broadcast media in both Clarksville, TN; and the Middle Tennessee Area. He currently resides in Nashville, and serves as a recruiting and staffing coordinator for Key Rehabilitation Inc., a privately owned contract therapy company with home offices in Murfreesboro, TN.
Email:
chrisjackson@clarksvilleonline.com
Chris Jackson's Articles:
The “Green” Movement
It’s almost impossible not to hear the term “Green” on a daily basis. The earthy color has become a popular buzz word due to the Global Warming debate. Green energy, green jobs, green feelings, green practices, green (fill in the blank). I say enough already! I realize it’s not hip, fashionable or trendy to cast doubt upon this massive advertising campaign that is “Green” but frankly I’m sick of hearing it. Yes, we humans have not been kind to Mother Earth. There are many things we can do to reduce our impact on this planet. But if you really think the “Green” movement is solely about saving the environment, I have about 400 square miles of land in Hawaii to sell you. It is about “Green” as in cash baby, cha ching! «Read the rest of this article»
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Surviving the Murfreesboro tornado
Clarksville native Chris Jackson’s personal account of his experience in the recent Murfreesboro Tornado
I can remember as a child how much fear I had of the word “tornado”. Like most children who grew up in the seventies, our first exposure to exactly what those terrible storms were, came from the yearly airing of “The Wizard of Oz”. I can remember a few times where tornadoes touched down near our home in the Salem community, and even one time when some shingles were blown off our roof while we were out having fun at Opryland.
I’m not a scientist, and certainly not a meteorologist, but it seems to me that in recent years we have had to endure far more of these storms then we ever did when I was a child. Those who have lived longer than me seem to agree. «Read the rest of this article»
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A Clarksville native, Chris Jackson graduated with a degree in Communications from Austin Peay State University. He has worked in both print and broadcast media in both Clarksville, TN; and the Middle Tennessee Area. He currently resides in Nashville, and serves as a recruiting and staffing coordinator for Key Rehabilitation Inc., a privately owned contract therapy company with home offices in Murfreesboro, TN.
Email: chrisjackson@clarksvilleonline.com
Chris Jackson's Articles:
The “Green” Movement
It’s almost impossible not to hear the term “Green” on a daily basis. The earthy color has become a popular buzz word due to the Global Warming debate. Green energy, green jobs, green feelings, green practices, green (fill in the blank). I say enough already! I realize it’s not hip, fashionable or trendy to cast doubt upon this massive advertising campaign that is “Green” but frankly I’m sick of hearing it. Yes, we humans have not been kind to Mother Earth. There are many things we can do to reduce our impact on this planet. But if you really think the “Green” movement is solely about saving the environment, I have about 400 square miles of land in Hawaii to sell you. It is about “Green” as in cash baby, cha ching! «Read the rest of this article»
Sections: Commentary | 1 Comment »
Surviving the Murfreesboro tornado
Clarksville native Chris Jackson’s personal account of his experience in the recent Murfreesboro Tornado
I can remember as a child how much fear I had of the word “tornado”. Like most children who grew up in the seventies, our first exposure to exactly what those terrible storms were, came from the yearly airing of “The Wizard of Oz”. I can remember a few times where tornadoes touched down near our home in the Salem community, and even one time when some shingles were blown off our roof while we were out having fun at Opryland.
I’m not a scientist, and certainly not a meteorologist, but it seems to me that in recent years we have had to endure far more of these storms then we ever did when I was a child. Those who have lived longer than me seem to agree. «Read the rest of this article»
Sections: News | No Comments
The “Green” Movement
It’s almost impossible not to hear the term “Green” on a daily basis. The earthy color has become a popular buzz word due to the Global Warming debate. Green energy, green jobs, green feelings, green practices, green (fill in the blank). I say enough already! I realize it’s not hip, fashionable or trendy to cast doubt upon this massive advertising campaign that is “Green” but frankly I’m sick of hearing it. Yes, we humans have not been kind to Mother Earth. There are many things we can do to reduce our impact on this planet. But if you really think the “Green” movement is solely about saving the environment, I have about 400 square miles of land in Hawaii to sell you. It is about “Green” as in cash baby, cha ching! «Read the rest of this article»
Surviving the Murfreesboro tornado
Clarksville native Chris Jackson’s personal account of his experience in the recent Murfreesboro Tornado
I can remember as a child how much fear I had of the word “tornado”. Like most children who grew up in the seventies, our first exposure to exactly what those terrible storms were, came from the yearly airing of “The Wizard of Oz”. I can remember a few times where tornadoes touched down near our home in the Salem community, and even one time when some shingles were blown off our roof while we were out having fun at Opryland.
I’m not a scientist, and certainly not a meteorologist, but it seems to me that in recent years we have had to endure far more of these storms then we ever did when I was a child. Those who have lived longer than me seem to agree. «Read the rest of this article»
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