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Clarksville’s Welcome Home Celebration set for September 18th-22nd
May 15, 2019 | 
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville’s Welcome Home Celebration will take place September 18th-22nd, 2019. The event, now in it’s fifth year, has added two new exhibits to honor veterans and first responders. The community is invited to participate in dozens of events and activities and show their appreciation.
Clarksville’s Welcome Home Celebration has added Never Forget Mobile Exhibit, Traveling Korean War Memorial for 2019.
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Clarksville’s Valvoline Instant Oil Change goes #MarcusStrong
Clarksville’s Valvoline Instant Oil
Clarksville, TN – Cancer is a horrible reality that many families face. It is particularly horrible when it affects children. On July 6th, 2018 Josh and Katie Thornhill received the call telling them that their son, Marcus, has an aggressive brain cancer that it is inoperable because of where it is located.
Marcus is a resilient 5 year old that is showing he is #MarcusStrong. He is fighting this cancer and determined to win. Marcus has been in radiation going on 6 weeks at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital. He is almost done with this phase of treatment and will soon move on to chemotherapy.
Marcus Thornhill
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TWRA announces Boating Officers of the Year
Nashville, TN – Brad Bagwell and Melvin McLerran have been selected as the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency 2016 Boating Officer of the Year and part-time Boating Officer of the Year, respectively.
Both officers are assigned to work District 21, a 12-county district in Middle Tennessee. District 21 contains the five major reservoirs of J. Percy Priest, Cordell Hull, Old Hickory, Cheatham, and Barkley.
Brad Bagwell holds his award for being named the Boating Officer of the Year. Pictured (from left) are Lt. Jim Hooper, Col. Rider, Director Carter, Officer Bagwell, Lt. Col Moates, Chairman Cannon, and Cpt. Grandstaff.
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City of Clarksville supports Hidden Heroes campaign
Clarksville, TN – Research shows that an alarming number of military and veteran caregivers are suffering debilitating metal, physical, and emotional effects as a result of their caregiving duties.
In an effort to battle the problem in the home of Fort Campbell, the City Council unanimously approved a resolution September 1st expressing support for “Hidden Heroes: The National Coalition for Military Caregivers.”
A soldier is welcomed home after deployment to Afghanistan.
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Austin Peay State University Athletic Director Derek van der Merwe to step down to become APSU VP for Advancement, Communication and Strategic Initiatives
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Clarksville, TN – Derek van der Merwe, who has served as Austin Peay State University Athletics Director for the past 1 ½ years, will step down from that post after being named the University’s Vice President for Advancement, Communication and Strategic Initiatives.
That announcement was made Friday morning by University President Alisa White. van Der Merwe replaces Dr. Brian Johnson, who left the University in Spring 2014 to become president at Tuskegee University.
Derek van der Merwe, the Director of Athletics at Austin Peay State University, steps down to become University’s VP for Advancement, Communication and Strategic Initiatives
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Instant Peay Play: APSU Governors continue to be good neighbor in Clarksville community
Clarksville, TN – For student-athletes in college it’s more than just about the sports that they play and classes they attend, it’s about learning to giving back to the community and citizenship.
Austin Peay State University’s Athletic Department and its student-athletes continue to show that they live up to that standard and be a good neighbor and supporter of the Clarksville community.
Austin Peay athletic department and its student-athletes are a positive and contributing part of the Clarksville community. (APSU Sports Information)
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Austin Peay State University raises more than $8,000 for Wounded Warrior Project
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Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University’s athletics department raised more than $8,000 for the Wounded Warrior Project, auctioning off 80 of the camouflage jerseys worn in the Governors’ 2014 Homecoming football game against Tennessee State.
As part of Military Appreciation Day and to honor the troops at Fort Campbell, the Austin Peay football team elected to wear camouflage jerseys, November 8th, 2014, against Tennessee State.
Austin Peay athletic department auctioned off camouflage jerseys to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Governors Football Camouflage Jersey Auction Information
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Clarksville, TN – The Govs Camouflage Football Jersey auction ended at noon, Wednesday, November 26th, with 82 of the 102 jerseys receiving at least one bid.
The Austin Peay State University athletics department wants to thank everyone who took part in this one-of-a-kind opportunity. All net proceeds from the auction will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project and we will announce that total when all orders have been finalized.
Austin Peay Camouflage Jersey auction has ended. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Football Camouflage Jersey auction has begun
Austin Peay Sports Information
Clarksville, TN – In honor of Veterans Day, Austin Peay State University’s athletics department started auctioning off 101 camouflage jerseys on its website at 11:00am (CT) today, November 11th. The auction can be accessed at www.LetsGoPeay.com/Auctions and will be available through Wednesday, November 26th.
The time and date of the auction’s start is significant as it harkens back to the origins of Veterans Day – Armistice Day which commemorated the end of World War I, with an armistice that took effect on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918.
Austin Peay Camouflage Jersey auction going on now. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Football Homecoming Camo Jerseys to be auction off to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
Austin Peay Sports Information
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University is planning to auction off the camouflage jerseys the football team wore during Saturday’s homecoming contest with Tennessee State. Proceeds will go to the Wounded Warrior Project.
The auction will be conducted online at www.letsgopeay.com, with the auction beginning as early as Tuesday…Veterans Day.
Austin Peay Athletics will be auctioning off the camouflage jerseys worn Saturday, with benefits going to the Wounded Warrior Project. (APSU Sports Information)
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