Clarksville, TN - Organizers of the Mickey Fisher Memorial Golf Tournament have announced the dates for this year’s event.
This annual golf tournament, in memory of the late Mickey Fisher, will benefit the Mickey Fisher Scholarship fund, an endowment to benefit dependents of wounded or fallen Fort Campbell soldiers with scholarships to Austin Peay State University.

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Clarksville, TN – I continue to be amazed at how stupid we are sometimes. Me included.
We’ve all done stupid things, and we will continue to do stupid things, because we’re human. Our level of stupidity is only tempered with age, and wisdom, but I don’t think we ever quit doing stupid things, it’s just our nature sometimes.
Then again, some of us can’t help it.
But I digress.
Case in point: Texting and driving. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – I’ve watched Ryne Fisher grow up, learning to play golf at the same time he was learning to walk. He played all the sports growing up, and he was good at everything, but he was great at golf.
He got it naturally.
His father Mickey was a great athlete, as was his father George.
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Clarksville, TN – Every golfer knows that to play your best golf, you must hit fairways and greens. If you miss either of them, then you can’t score. The game is easier to play when you’re not in a hazard. Not that it’s an easy game to begin with.
Austin Peay golf coach Kirk Kayden has kept his team out of the hazard and in the best position to win since his arrival in 2004. He does more than just drive the van.
(golf clap)

APSU Golf Team – Memphis Intercollegiate Champions. Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
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Clarksville, TN – Just what does a college golf coach do? Drive the van? Arrange the practice rounds? Hang out in the clubhouse playing gin rummy and drinking tea while the kids are playing? Not hardly.
In a sport that generates no revenue for the University, and very few headlines unless they’re winning, being the head coach of a golf team is typically a fairly annonymous title. Unless you’re a big fan of Austin Peay, you probably don’t even know who the mens golf coach is.
Meet Kirk Kayden.

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Clarksville, TN – You’ve probably never heard of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The school is part of the University of Wisconsin system, located in the city of Whitewater Wisconsin. Athletically, they compete at the Division III level.
With an enrollment of over 12,000 students, some of their alumni include the late comedian/actor John Belushi; Benjamin T. Mueller, contributing author for the Chicken Soup Series; U.S. Congressman Mark Neumann; and former NFL football players Stuart Rindy, Pete Schmitt and Dave Kraayeveld.

Hannah Lee-University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Springfield, TN – The United States Junior Golf Tour is sponsoring an event on April 20th-21st at the Legacy Golf Course in Springfield Tennessee. Junior golfers of all age groups are invited to participate in this premier junior golf event.
The USJGT has hosted tournaments in the Middle Tennessee area for ten years, and the tour stops are exciting tournaments played on some of the best golf courses.

United States Junior Golf Tour recently held a tournament at Clarksville’s Swan Lake Golf Course.
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Nashville, TN – Family and friends will gather at Centennial Park Event Shelter in Nashville this Sunday, as some of the funniest comedians in the Music City will gather to remember their friend, Brian E. Kiley, who was killed by a drunk driver while returning home to Nashville from a North Carolina performance.
This comedy show, includes a one mile walk and auction, which will raise money for the Brian E. Kiley Memorial Fund to benefit his wife and step-daughter.

Comedy on the Cumberland-Brian E. Kiley
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Clarksville, TN - Charlie Koon, Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan’s Chief of Staff since her election, has resigned his position. In a statement from the Mayor’s office, McMillan said;
“Charlie has been with my administration since the beginning and he has been a valuable asset to our team. I appreciate all he’s done for the City and wish him nothing but the best in future endeavors.”
McMillan nor Koon have been available for comment. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – Charlie Koon has resigned his position as the City of Clarksville Chief of Staff. This is a developing story and Clarksville Online will have more information as soon as it’s available