Recent Articles
- “Peay Pairing Party” tomorrow
- Two renowned artists to give lecture for APSU at the Roxy Regional Theatre
- Tennessee State Parks Provide Strong Support for Local Economies
- Moving Products and People in Tennessee
- The APSU Center of Excellence held Ovation Awards ceremony for 2010
- Bill Haslam marks one year since start of gubernatorial campign
- Afghan Uniformed Police’s hard work, training pay off
- New Recycling Effort Begins at APSU
- Improve your nutrition from the ground up
- Replace your smoke alarm’s batteries, as you spring forward
- APSU Senior Art Exhibits Planned this Spring
- Two 101st Airborne Soldiers killed in Khowst Province Afghanistan
- Hands on Clarksville seeking to assist organizations with filling their volunteer needs
- Rebels charge early, down Govs
- As a part of V-day, APSU Joins Global Effort to Stop Violence Against Women and Girls
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Topic: Avalar Real Estate
Local woman to represent Fort Campbell in Operation Rising Star
By Bill Larson (online) | November 3, 2009 | 
Operation Rising Star is an American Idol style singing competition which is hosted by the United States Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command (MWR), and Army Entertainment. The Semi-finals will be held at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, from November 9th-21st.
Towards the end of October, the twelve semi-finalists for this years competition were announced. The semi-finalists were selected based on a combined score from a panel of ten professional judges who reviewed the Winners performances via video.
Representing Fort Campbell is Army spouse Thea Agnew. «Read the rest of this article»
Nashville News vs Local News on Real Estate
By Thea Agnew | April 22, 2009 |
Recently on the local news I heard that the real estate market is taking a turn for the worse once again. As a REALTOR®, I feel you should know that what you hear on the TV news is geared toward their market. The news on channel 2, 4, and 5 is geared toward Nashville. It is not about Clarksville, unless otherwise noted.
As anyone who watches the local real estate market would know, Clarksville is unique. We have frequent turn overs due to military and other support personnel moving in and out. As a result our market is never stagnant. Yes there have been some tough times, but the we are getting through them. Our city was recently ranked the 2nd in the nation as a Safe Haven in real estate. So, if you find that you need to sell your home, you find yourself upside down on a loan due to not owning it long enough, or the neighborhood has deteriorated and so appraisals are now coming in lower than the value of your home, ask a realtor to help. There tools available to them which may be of assistance to you in your individual situation.
So, how is the local market faring? Let’s take a look. We will be comparing in Nashville (Davidson County) vs. Clarksville (Montgomery County) for the months of January, February and March of 2008 and 2009. «Read the rest of this article»
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