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‘Frolic on Franklin’ celebrates music, dance, theatre and the arts

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On September 20th, the 100 block of Franklin Street will come alive with music, dance, theatre and art. This marks the Second Annual Frolic...

Friends of Dunbar Cave plan annual “Haunting History” tour, video premiere

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The Friends of Dunbar Cave will meet Thursday, September 18, at 6 p.m. at the Dunbar cave Visitor's Center to discuss the upcoming annual...

APSU offers “grad” finale

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Students scheduled to graduate from Austin Peay State University in December will have an opportunity next month to participate in Grad Finale, an event...

“Democrat against Democrat…” as Primary vote is overturned; Executive Committees to decide outcome in Senate race

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"Brother against Brother. Democrat against Democrat. The Republicans don't need to defeat the Democrats - they're doing that all by themselves." ~~ Beth Robinson Some...

Montgomery County sets precedent for equal time, equal access

Christine Anne Piesyk - 0
Inter - prefix: (1) between, among, in the midst. (2) reciprocal. (3) located between. (4) carried on between. Denominational: a religious organization uniting local...

“Alaska women reject Palin,” just saying “no” to Palin as VP pick

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From Mudflats: Tiptoeing through the muck of Alaskan politics, a popular political blog for the 49th state, home of Republican Vice-Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin....

Dems plan fundraiser, rally for Obama

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The Montgomery County Democratic Party in Partnership with Clarksville For Obama will host a Campaign Fundraiser and Rally for Barack Obama on Thursday, September...

Lack of handicapped parking spaces can be a “deal breaker” for downtown shopping

Christine Anne Piesyk - 0
Upon hearing of the City Council decision to eliminate the traditional parking meters and implement a "park and display" to pay for downtown parking...

Gas hits $4.25/gal in Clarksville; demand has some stations running on empty

Bill Larson - 0
On the global market, gas prices are falling. Locally, they are on the rise -- if you can get gas. On September 12, at...

Weakened Ike brings high wind, minimal damage as it passes Tennessee

Bill Larson - 0
The remnants of Hurricane Ike swept a wide curve west of  Montgomery County before racing northeast and away. Along the way, though, its winds,...
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