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Monthly Archives: April, 2008

‘Nation for Change’ rally draws Team Obama to Nashville

Despite wind and rain, Nashville's 'Nation for Change' participates in simultaneous nationwide event. Members of the Clarksville Team Obama attended the Nashville Nation For Change...

Happy Earth Day!

Ask not what your Earth can do for you. Ask what you can do for your Earth. I know alot of wonderful people that are...

Looking back on Rivers & Spires 2008

Rivers and Spires 2008 is over, with a final day (Saturday) that remain cloudy, cool but relatively rain-free. Several thousand visitors flocked to Franklin...

It’s time to ensure every vote is counted

Now, more than perhaps ever before, your voice will mean something for Tennessee. If you speak up in the next week, your voice will...

NAACP Springfield reactivation underway

Clarksville Branch officials support neighboring branch efforts The NAACP, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Springfield Branch is currently undergoing a reactivation and...

The spirit of Rivers and Spires undampened by rain, cloudy skies, cool air

On the second day of Rivers and Spires persistant rain hampered the turnout somewhat. People congregated in nooks and crannies, basically anywhere a dry...

COL Editor interviewed by Goddard College

Early in 2005 I started the group, Clarksville Freethinkers for Peace and Civil Liberties. Christine was in the local Democratic group. We joined forces....

‘A Passage’ exhibited at Trahern Gallery

Jillian Legg Romano's will be presented at the Trahern Gallery on April 21 at 7 p.m. The event, which is free and open...

Lugo on the military: No draft, no way!

My father is a Vietnam Veteran. He was an officer in ROTC in 1968 while he was in college and went to Vietnam...

Radiant hummers, bluebirds, return

April is the season of bluebirds. We watch streaks of blue dart across the sky as the bluebirds seek a nesting site for the...

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