Monthly Archives: September, 2008

Mixed weather greeted Riverfest visitors

News Staff - Monday, September 8, 2008 0

Friday was a wet miserable day but even that didn't dampen the spirits of the attendees of the 2008 Riverfest opening night. While the...

Inaugural Regional Juried Art Exposition celebrates best of show

Turner McCullough Jr. - Sunday, September 7, 2008 0

The DAC Inaugural art exposition event serves as prelude to annual Riverfest festival and promotes independent celebration of the visual arts and the art...

Barry Kitterman reads debut novel, “The Baker’s Boy”

Turner McCullough Jr. - Sunday, September 7, 2008 0

APSU creative writing professor shares insights and reflections on his debut novel. Personal input and experience part of the writing experience for local author....

Efforts underway to improve breastfeeding rates among black women

Turner McCullough Jr. - Friday, September 5, 2008 1

August played host to World Breastfeeding Week during its first seven days. More hospitals are reaching out to new mothers to boost breastfeeding and...

Children’s Library posts Fall Schedule

Beth Britton - Friday, September 5, 2008 0

Summer is officially over and school is in session! Now that your child is back in school you're left wondering what to do with this...

Ward 8 Candidate David Cutting speaks out on public safety issues

A Guest Commentator - Friday, September 5, 2008 3

David Cutting, candidate for Clarksville Ward 8 City Council, in his first position paper, targets the issues of Public Safety. Cutting is seeking the...

UU hosts First Friday Film: The Power of Nightmares, Part II

Debbie Boen - Thursday, September 4, 2008 0

The Power of Nightmares (Part 2) is being shown this Friday, September 5, at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 3053 Highway 41A...

Beegie Adair Trio to launch Community Concert Association 2008-09 series

News Staff - Thursday, September 4, 2008 0

A little night music by stellar performers Beegie Adair Trio, Dennis Solee, Keri Alkema, Imani Winds and Trio Verlaine headline a season of classical...

Atomic Trades and Labor Council endorses Candidate Bob Tuke for U.S. Senate

News Staff - Thursday, September 4, 2008 0

The Atomic Trades and Labor Council has endorsed Bob Tuke to become Tennessee’s next U.S. Senator and to defeat Lamar Alexander in November. The...

Dems sponsor ‘Labor’ Day barbecue

News Staff - Thursday, September 4, 2008 0

The Montgomery County Democratic Party will host their annual Labor Day Celebration and "all you can eat" Chicken Barbecue on this Saturday, September 6th,...

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