Yearly Archives: 2008

Christmas on the Cumberland lights up for the holidays

Christmas on the Cumberland, Clarksville’s walk-through holiday light display, will open for its 10th year on November 25,  with a lighting ceremony and entertainment...

Funeral services for Rev. William Corley to be held Monday in Clarksville

Dr. Rev. William H. Corley, 74, Clarksville, died Thursday, November 20, 2008, at St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville. The funeral will be held at noon Monday...

John Guider’s “The River Inside” /Out

"The River Inside -- Narrative and Photography" is the intriguing title of John Guider’s new book, which is sure to be deemed a masterpiece...

Local Red Cross shares tips for a happy holiday season

It truly is the most wonderful time of the year. Time to let food, revelry, presents and merriment meld into another happy holiday. And...

Homeless man faces drug, burglary charges

Clarksville Police arrested Sammy Lee Seebree, 40, (B/M, DOB: 5/7/68), who claims to be homeless in Clarksville, on November 21 on three counts of...

Texas School Board should uphold sound science, reject creationism

Religious Right Push For Creationist Concepts In Texas Science Standards Could Damage Textbooks Nationwide, Says AU's Lynn Americans United for Separation of Church and State...

News from Clarksville Parks and Rec

The Swan Lake Tennis Pro Shop will be closing November 25th for winterization.  Courts 3 and 4 will remain open for free-play during the...

Tristan Denley named Academic VP at APSU

A mathematics professor at the University of Mississippi will join Austin Peay State University as the new provost and vice president of academic and...

Three arrested, charged in home invasion

Clarksville Police have three suspects in custody for a Home Invasion which occurred around 2:12 a.m. November 20, in Clarksville. Taken into custody were Matthew...

Justice Department, HUD, hear citizen concerns on development, urban renewal

"Sued for a half million dollars for speaking out..." "This ordinance is detrimental to the community..." "The City Council 'rubber stamped' the mayor..." "I don't think they...

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