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A Lon-n-ng night filled with confusion and a $32m development proposal!

Turner McCullough Jr. - 1
The November 6 City Council meeting proved to be an endurance marathon for council members and the attending public. Motions were offered, then amended,...

Roxy: The Crucible “bewitches” audience

Christine Anne Piesyk - 0
Black, white and shades of gray. Stark angular staging, flat wood beams piercing upward like stakes. The costuming, puritan black and white, faded browns...

Winter programs come into play at Clarksville community centers

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Director Eduardo Martorony, his staff, and volunteers at the Kleeman Community Center Director hosted the Kleeman Haunted Mansion on October 25th. An estimated 155...

Designated handicapped parking remains an issue in the downtown district

Christine Anne Piesyk - 0
ArtWalk. It's a great event designed to bring people downtown not just a single showcase (Downtown Artist's Cooperative) but to many of the shops...

Fox Women’s Football Champions schedules 2009 season try-outs

News Staff - 0
The Clarksville Fox Women's Football Team will hold a final sign-up for the 2009 Fox football season on November 15 at 3 p.m. at...

Clean Air – Cool Planet’s recommendations on climate change action for Obama

News Staff - 0
Clean Air -- Cool Planet, a nonprofit organization dedicated to finding and promoting solutions to global warming, has offered recommendations on climate change action...

One Woman’s Voice: From darkness into the light of change

Debbie Boen - 2
Clarksville Freethinker founder reacts to Obama's win. Debbie Boen created FreeThinkers for Peace and Civil Liberties at a time when America was more than...

Ohio Valley History Conference Closes with flourish

Turner McCullough Jr. - 0
The conference banquet dinner featured John Seigenthaler Sr. as keynote speaker. Panel presentations on Day Two prove diverse and expansive in scope. The...

ArtWalk offers early holiday shopping

News Staff - 0
Tonight's First Thursday Artwalk sponsored by the Downtown Artist's Cooperative will feature works by numerous artists and could be an early start to holiday...

2000 Fort Campbell troops coming home

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Families across a both side of the Kentucky/Tennessee line are awaiting the return of approximately 2,000 Fort Campbell soldiers. The troops are scheduled to...
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