Monthly Archives: November, 2007

Christmas on the Cumberland brightens Riverwalk with a million holiday lights

Christine Anne Piesyk - Thursday, November 8, 2007 0

Along the Riverfront, workers are busy stringing more than one million lights through the trees, preparing to illuminate Christmas on the Cumberland, Clarksville’s walk-thru...

Dream Act defeat closes path to citizenship; ‘dropout factories’ fail Hispanic students

Turner McCullough Jr. - Wednesday, November 7, 2007 0

For some minority youth, 'dropout factory' high school doom is bolstered by the U.S. Senate's push away from the Path to Citizenship. A recent...

Wildlife panels at Burgess Falls State Park to detail Tennessee ecology, wildlife

Christine Anne Piesyk - Wednesday, November 7, 2007 3

Tennessee plays habitat to much wildlife in the form of mammals, amphibians, fish, insects, trees, shrubs and plants. State Natural Areas are dedicated to...

SSA funding increase coming up for vote

A Guest Commentator - Wednesday, November 7, 2007 0

Last week, key members of the House of Representatives and Senate met as conferees to reconcile their respective versions of the appropriations...

Peach Cobbler: ‘Scrumptious’ family fare with festive holiday style

Michael Covington - Wednesday, November 7, 2007 0

This week, I thought I would share something that everyone can enjoy. Below you’ll find a recipe for a delicious peach cobbler. This recipe...

Halloween and “Fight or Flight” response

Debbie Boen - Tuesday, November 6, 2007 1

Trick-or-treating at my friend Heidi’s house featured tall husband Lonnie dressed as the grim reaper, standing by the grave display in their yard. He...

‘New Sanctuary Movement’ emerges with hope, shelter and support for immigrants

Rev. Charles Moreland - Monday, November 5, 2007 0

One of the hymns in the evangelical tradition states our desires well with these pleading words: "Receive us again ..." Our society is experiencing a...

City’s former First Lady Patsy Trotter passes

Turner McCullough Jr. - Monday, November 5, 2007 1

On Friday, November 2nd, Patsy Trotter, wife of former City Mayor Don Trotter died. Mrs. Trotter was a lifelong educator who was devoted...

Cook’s Corner: Festive Roast Chicken Salad

Christine Anne Piesyk - Sunday, November 4, 2007 1

Though Chicken Salad is usually considered the stuff summer sandwiches are made of, this variation on the familiar is a perfect and colorful addition...

Three cheers for Peanut Butter

Rev. Charles Moreland - Sunday, November 4, 2007 0

Loaves and Fishes is seeking donations of peanut butter and large cans of vegetables to help sustain their efforts to provide meals to the...

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Monthly Archives: November, 2007

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NASA Simulates Lunar Lighting to Prepare Artemis III Astronauts for Moonwalk

Clarksville Gas and Water Department plans water valve maintenance work for North Clarksville

Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Montgomery County, Fort Campbell and Surrounding Areas as Storms Intensify

Clarksville Gas Prices Rank Third Lowest in Tennessee for Another Week

EDITOR PICKS

Downtown Commons Comes Alive with Color and Play for Kid Palooza 2025

City Forum Grows Again: Business After Hours Event Celebrates Expansion and New Offerings for Families

Sango Gardens Antiques & More Celebrates Grand Opening with Chamber Ribbon Cutting

UPCOMING EVENTS

Roxy Regional Theatre Closes Season 42 with “Always… Patsy Cline”, June 20th-29th

Clarksville Civil War Roundtable to hold next meeting on June 18th, 2025

Miss Tennessee & Miss Georgia USA Pageants Coming to Clarksville June 27th-28th

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