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- NASA announces Israeli to send Lander to the Moon
- APSU Basketball rally in second half to beat Southeast Missouri, 83-70
- Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputies are looking for felony evading, stolen vehicle suspect Dustin Williams
- Tennessee Lady Vols had no answer to Texas A&M in 79-62 loss
- Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office lists Road Closures due to high water
- APSU Women’s Basketball beats Southeast Missouri, 56-54
- Nashville Predators take division lead with win over the L.A. Kings 2-1
- Clarksville Police reports Man in a Stolen Vehicle runs over a Woman
- APSU Baseball falls in extra innings to Bradley, 5-3
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dispels Wolf Creek Dam safety rumors
- APSU Governors Red Coat Society to induct Joe Maynard, Cathi Maynard, Ron Morton
- More Rain expected this afternoon for Clarksville-Montgomery County
- APSU Softball takes on McNeese State, Lamar this weekend
- ALDI Brings Fresh Shopping Experience to Clarksville
- Clarksville Street Department reports Acuff Road closed
- Man with Lengthy Criminal History Charged Again
- Austin Peay State University students discover work from two major artists in University’s collection
- Dodging the Roadkill: Lending A Helping Hand
- APSU Track and Field finishes Day One of OVC Indoor Championships
- Clarksville-Montgomery County under Flash Flood Watch staring tonight through Saturday night
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Kim McMillan for Tennessee Committee for Governor to host picnic
Please join us for an outdoor picnic honoring Kim McMillan for Tennessee Committee for Governor. Tuesday, May 5, 2009 at Harvey & Silvus Law Firm 310 Franklin Street Clarksville, TN 5:00p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
RSVP to Lauren Bell by Friday, May 1st at 615-585-9678 or lbell@kimmcmillan.com
*Contributions will be accepted at the event or can be made at www.kimmcmillan.com
New Providence Community Town Hall Meeting set May 5th
Bryn’s Daren Elementary School site of “The New Providence of Tomorrow” Community Meeting scheduled for May 5th, 6 to 8:30 P.M.
A community gathering of vested stakeholders and concerns parties of the New Providence Community are urged to attend a new visions community planning meeting on May 5th. This will be an all-inclusive approach to renewing the community from within.
The Clarksville Office of Housing and Community Development wants to encourage all the residents and business owners in New Providence to come out and join us as we create a neighborhood plan that will build on New Providence ‘s assets. It starts with a “can do” attitude and local roots networks, faith groups and community groups working together side-by-side. With that kind of support we can transform and bring positive change to the residents and our community.
Won’t you join us? Bring a Sunday school class, your friends and family, church youth group and neighbors. We look forward to meeting you and sharing this opportunity with you. Sponsored by the City of Clarksville Office of Housing and Community Development.
For more information: Contact-
Rita Arancibia, Director
Office of Housing & Community Development
City of Clarksville
One Public Square, Suite 201
Clarksville, TN 37040
931-648-6133
Spreading the mulch at Dunbar Cave
At least 100 people came to Dunbar Cave on Saturday, April 25th, with rakes in hand to help spread mulch on the lake trail. This was part of The Friends of Dunbar Cave effort that started after Christmas by collecting used Christmas trees and, with the help of CDE, turning them into safe mulch for the trails. Safe mulch, in this case, is mulch that is only Christmas trees and not mulch of any bushes or trees that will spread seeds in the park.
Ranger Adam Neblett and Park staff Michael Fulbright was on hand to greet and thank the volunteers for their generous contribution of time, muscles and good cheer.
I hope we continue to get this much support form our local community in the future. – Adam Neblett
Many scout groups took advantage of this outdoor conservation effort. Because of the overwhelming help, the normally three hour job got done in only an hour and a half.
Tatyana Finks, Jennifer Murray, and Caitlin Williams of girl scout troop 2559
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The Tennnessee House GOP Review
The House GOP Review is a weekly feature that gives Tennesseans an in-depth look at what our Republican state legislators have been working on this week, and a glimpse into what’s planned for the coming week at our state house.
Immigration measures see passage
Republicans scored two major victories this week as two measures that will combat illegal immigration passed out of subcommittees and will now be heard before a full committee. Republicans have supported the legislation for several years, dating back to the “Tennessee Trust” initiative House Republicans proposed in 2006 as a “contract” with voters.
English in the Workplace
The “Protecting English in the Workplace,” or House Bill 480, legislation was overwhelmingly approved this week by the Employee Affairs Subcommittee, with Republicans praising the bi-partisan nature of the committee. The bill sponsor said he believes there is a pressing need for the legislation, which would clarify that it is not against the law for businesses to require that English be spoken on the job. «Read the rest of this article»
House Democrats stop bill that would infringe on voting rights of elderly and disabled
(NASHVILLE) – This week, Tennessee House Democrats were instrumental in stopping two pieces of tough legislation that had the potential to negatively impact Tennesseans all across the state.
“The right to vote is the foundation of our democracy in America, and we must continue to protect that right at all cost,” State Representative Joe Pitts (D-Clarksville). “Today we stopped bad legislation.”
House Bill 639 would have required a voter to present photographic identification in order to have the right to vote. Currently, Tennesseans are required to pay directly for photo identification in the state.
In the committee, some members had concerns that in tough economic times, affected groups like those on fixed incomes or unemployment may not be able to purchase or renew their identification. There were also concerns about those Tennesseans who are not required to have photo identification like the disabled or the elderly. «Read the rest of this article»
APSU celebrates Obama’s first 100 days
In commemoration of President Barack Obama’s 100th day in office on April 29, the Austin Peay State University Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts, the Goldsmith Press in the Department of Art and the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center will conduct a parade through the APSU campus and surrounding areas.
The event will occur at noon, Thursday, April 30, the day after Obama’s 100th day in office. The parade will begin with a walk through campus and around the perimeter of the college and will end with a unique recitation of the inaugural address in front of the Browning Building at 1 p.m. Refreshments will be provided by the African American Cultural Center. «Read the rest of this article»
Bill to control puppy mills in Tennessee Senate
We have an opportunity to stop puppy mills in Tennessee. Currently before the Tennessee Senate is the Commercial Breeder Act (HB0386/SB258). Please voice your support to Montgomery County State Senator Tim Barnes.
We need to make our voices heard. We cannot continue to see Puppy Mill after Puppy Mill raided on the TV news. We must urge our State Legislators to support this Bill. Please highlight in your emails and telephone calls that Puppy Mills trade in domestic animals and currently have little if any regulation. There have been several puppy mill busts recently and it is time as a community to make a stand against this. It is expensive to the state; to the residents and obviously dangerous and harmful to the animals. «Read the rest of this article»
Four APSU art seniors present ‘CMYK’ graphic design show
In the world of printmaking, the acronym, CMYK, is an abbreviation for the colors – cyan, magenta, yellow and black – that often are mixed together to produce more colors.
But for four graphic design majors from Austin Peay State University, “CMYK is the title of their senior design exhibit, with each letter coming from the names of the student artists.
Colleen Linder (C), April M. Stilwell (M), Ryan Sample (Y) and Sara K. Neuhart (K) are presenting their show unti May 3 in the APSU Trahern Gallery. Gallery hours for viewing the exhibition are from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday and from noon-4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. The viewing is free and open to the public. The event is sponsored by the APSU Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts and the APSU Department of Art.
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Clarksville For Obama Wine Tasting and House Party
Clarksville For Obama will be holding a “Wine Tasting and House Party” on Friday, May 1 from 7:00-10:00 p.m. at the home of Dennis and JoAnn Latz (3769 Trough Springs Road, Adams, Tennessee 37010, just off of exit 11). The event will offer an opportunity for socializing, networking, and discussions on Clarksville For Obama’s continued involvement in local, state and national social and political issues. Wine expert Amy Gallo will be on hand to answer all your wine questions!
- Clarksville for Obama wine tasting
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Health Care Reform: The Cost Of Doing Nothing
Well to hear our conservative friends tell it… heck no. And they wouldn’t lie to us, right? Seriously, the conservatives’ lack of credibility aside, let’s take a look at the hard facts and do the math on the cost of doing nothing when it comes to health care reform. «Read the rest of this article»