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When to replace a city government

David Cutting - 2
Several decades ago, as a public elementary school student, I learned that the purpose of government is to provide for its citizens...

Elementary school artists sought for Road Race art competition

News Staff - 0
Elementary school children, ages 6 to 10 years or 1st to 5th grade are invited to enter the 31st Annual Queen City Road Race...

Autumn Harvest: Apples for baking and cider-making

Christine Anne Piesyk - 0
Autumn. Leaves rustling around your feet as you walk across the yard. the vibrant yellows and burnt orange brilliance of the sugar maples is...

Classical concert showcases APSU faculty

News Staff - 0
APSU professors Emily Hanna Crane and Jeanette Zyko will present a recital at 4 p.m. on Sunday, November 23, in the Music/Mass Communication...

November: Start of the “giving” season

Rev. Charles Moreland - 0
November is the month that my lawn receives intense personal care. It's the time for me to give its final mowing, to rake leaves,...

W. Va.’s Sen. Byrd to relinquish powerful committee chairmanship

Turner McCullough Jr. - 0
As the tumult of the general elections continues to unfold, there are also small moments of change taking place. Small, that is, in the...

MIR gallery hosts Miranda Herrick’s “Works and Days”

News Staff - 0
If you haven’t seen Miranda Herrick's “Works and Days” exhibition at the newly opened MIR Gallery, you must schedule it into the remaining November...

Guitarists take center stage at APSU

News Staff - 0
The Austin Peay State University Department of Music and the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts are pleased to present a concert by...

Govs Football Team featured on Yellow Pages cover

News Staff - 0
The Austin Peay State University Governors football team will be featured on the cover of the 2008-09 AT&T Real Yellow Pages directory serving Clarksville....

All that remains …

Beth Britton - 0
"Since history has no properly scientific value, its only purpose is educative. And if historians neglect to educate the public, if they fail to...
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