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- Clarksville-Montgomery County School System Exceeds State in All TNReady Proficiency Measures
- Austin Peay State University Woodward Library to host month-long exhibit, lecture and film series on World War I
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- ATF offers $ 7,000 reward in Smyrna Gun Store Robbery
- Clarksville Gas and Water announces Sewer Lateral Line Rehabilitation Work Schedule for October 23rd-27th, 2017
- Clarksville Fire Rescue donates $2,500 at Tickle Me Pink
- Tennessee Consumer Affairs Shares Tips for Cyber Security Awareness Month
- NASA tests highly flexible, lightweight Aircraft Wings
- APSU Volleyball gets home win against Tennessee State
- APSU Women’s Golf travels to South Carolina for Winthrop Intercollegiate
- Clarksville Police look for Debit Card Forgery Suspect
- APSU Baseball releases Red-Black World Series times, Homecoming Scrimmage
- Clarksville Police report North Clarksville plagued by Vehicle Burglaries
- APSU Soccer hosts Morehead State final regular season game
- TBI’s Drug Investigation Division issues Public Warning after Troubling Lab Submissions
- Nashville Sounds to hold annual “Suites-N-Treats” event for Underprivileged and Special Needs Children
- Blanchfield Army Community Hospital recommends Annual Mammograms for Women over 40
- APSU Football hosts Southeast Missouri for Homecoming
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Patriot’s Day Rally
Mayoral Candidate Charles W. Smith will host a “Patriot-Day Rally” on Monday, Sept. 11, from 5 – 6 p.m. in front of the Veteran’s Service Office at Veteran’s Plaza on Pageant St.
This is an opportunity for Charles to thank members of our Armed Forces, while specifically addressing issues of interest to veterans, active-duty military, and military family-members throughout the Clarksville-Fort Campbell area.
Patriot’s Day Rally |
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| When: | 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM, Monday, September 11, 2006 |
| Where: | In front of the Veteran’s Service Office Veteran’s Plaza on Pageant Street |
| Admission: | Free and open to the public, Service members are especially encouraged to attend! |
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Gibbs Challenges Johnson to Debates
Challenger says ‘It’s Time for Change.’
(ASHLAND CITY) – Bruce Gibbs, democratic candidate for State Representative in District 78, today challenged State Representative Phillip Johnson to seven debates.“Every voter in Cheatham, Montgomery and Williamson Counties deserves to know where Phillip and I stand on the issues that are important to our communities,” Gibbs said. “I look forward to debating and discussing the issues in an open and objective forum, and I trust that Philip is willing to give the voters this opportunity.” «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville Online author’s home damaged in a fire, donations needed!
There’s a man living across from Christine Piesyk who, every morning, sits outside on his porch taking in the new day. This morning Wednesday August 30th 2006, he heard frantic screaming from Christine’s house at a little before 7 a.m.. Then Christine’s front window exploded and smoke started pouring out of the house. He jumped up and ran for the phone.
When I got to Christine’s house at around 1 pm., the front two windows were black gaping holes. A heap of melted and blackened furniture and other debris was stacked up in the front yard. «Read the rest of this article»
Jon Stewart and the American Media
Back in 2004 Jon Stewart appeared on the CNN show Crossfire with Paul Begala and Tucker Carlson to promote his Book “America: A Citizen’s Guide to Democracy Inaction”. During his interview he issued a scathing indictment of the press and media in this country and thier dumbing down of the public discourse.
You can sometimes say things in jest, that you never would be able to say outright.
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Attention Former Felons: “Get Your Right to Vote Back” Town Hall Meeting.
The ACLU-Right to Vote Campaign In partnership with the NAACP TN State Conference-Press & Publicity Committee will hold a Town Hall meeting to educate the general public about the new law that streamlines the voting restoration process for individuals who have completed the requirements of their sentancing and probation.
ACLU/NAACP Right to Vote Campaign:
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| When: | 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM, Tuesday September 5, 2006 |
| Where: | Clarksville-Montgomery County Board of Education Building 621 Gracey Avenue Clarksville, 37040 in the Main Board Meeting Room |
| Admission: | Free |
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Interview with Chris Lugo for Senate
Green Party Candidate for US Senate Chris Lugo at the Democracy for America Candidate Forum discussing strategies to end the war in Iraq, women’s rights, worker’s rights, funding for the arts, universal health care, and other progressive issues. Chris is the Green Party of Tennessee Candidate for US Senate. «Read the rest of this article»
Harold Ford, JR on MSNBC’s Hardball
Here’s an interview with Harold Ford, Jr. which appeared on MSNBC’s Hardball on August 21st.
I was unable to find one for Bob Corker, so if anyone knows of one online let me know! I try to be non-partisan in my election coverage. If you are a local Republican Party supporter, or candidate, and are interested in contributing as an author, we would welcome your contributions to the site as well. Balance is important. «Read the rest of this article»
George W. Bush Comes to Nashville!
Protest George Bush’s visit to Nashville!
Dear NPJC (Nashville Peace and Justice Coalition) Community,
President George W. Bush is coming to Nashville as an appearance for GOP Senatorial candidate Bob Corker. This $2,100-per-person fundraiser at the Leows Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel will be held on August 30th. The honorary chairs for the event are Senate Majority leader Bill Frist, Sen. Lamar Alexander, and former Senators Howard Baker, Fred, Thompson, and Bill Brock. «Read the rest of this article»
The Rise of Dominionism, Religion and Politics Part II
Religion should be an important factor in your daily life. There should be a deep and personal relationship between you and your God. While religion can be shared, it can never be forced.
But that is exactly what many activist Christians involved in politics wish to do, convert the heathens via the legal system. They had these same type of people back in Jesus’s time. They were called Pharisees.
Activist Christians are more dangerous than the worst activist judge. It is the job of a judge to interpret the law. A Christian’s sole job is to live a good life.
Some “Christians” have gotten confused about this, in their quest for power over their fellow man. It’s past time for true Christians to set them straight. Call them out, challenge their hypocrisy where ever you see it, in the Pulpit, Papacy, or on the street. «Read the rest of this article»
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Cable TV: Too Much For Too Little?
The answer is discouraging. About a hundred channels pour into my house, including a number of music channels on a family tier. I watch about a dozen of them. My grandchildren listen to few more. Is it worth the cost? Probably not. As a matter of fact, definitely not. But cable comes in “packages.” All or nothing. «Read the rest of this article»