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Topic: Volunteer
Community gathers for Pancakes and Philanthropy benefiting the Salvation Army
October 10, 2009 | 
It is not often that you can take $5 and do something that helps your community, but yesterday that was indeed the case at the Salvation Army’s Pancake Breakfast. Almost 400 people came together at the James D. Amos Homeless Shelter on Kraft Street to enjoy a tasty breakfast of Pancakes and Sausage. The money raised is used to help operate the newly built shelter, and to support other Salvation Army programs in our local area. The Salvation Army’s operations in Montgomery County require almost $19,000 a month.
A packed house at the Salvation Army Pancake Breakfast
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Tree-mendous Arbor Day celebration
By Beth Robinson | March 4, 2008 |
Bring the family to A Tree-mendous Arbor Day Celebration at the Customs House Museum this Saturday, March 8 from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm. This event is sponsored by the Clarksville Tree Board. There will be kids’ activities, a presentation for adults in the auditorium & free seedlings. The Customs House will also be waiving admission fees all day.
Help is needed to bag seedlings at the Museum on Thursday, March 6th, from 3 to 5 pm to prepare for the Seedling Give-a-Way.
Then on March 15, an Official Arbor Day Ceremony will be held at Barkers Mill Elementary School from 1-4 pm . Bring your shovels, rakes, gloves & wheel-barrows and volunteer for tree planting & mulching.
For more information or to volunteer contact Dottie Mann, the Tree Board Chair at
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Do you love sports? Write about it for Clarksville Online
By Bill Larson | December 9, 2007 |
Baseball? Little League? APSU sports? Titans, maybe?
Love sports? Love to write?
Clarksville Online is seeking a sports enthusiast and writer(s) to generate coverage of local, youth, amateur and professional sporting events.
We are seeking, first and foremost, a person with a genuine passion for sports. We require excellent writing ability, attention to detail, and professional style. The ability to take digital photos is a plus. Earn by-line and photo credits for your resume. Build a portfolio while you break into the realm of sports writing. «Read the rest of this article»
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