Yearly Archives: 2008

Citizen Police alumni host “Breakfast with Santa”

Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association is hosting a fund-raiser called “Breakfast with Santa”, December 20, at Applebee’s, 3066 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville,  from 7:30...

Making a case for vocational schools at the high school level

Not every student is destined for college or even traditional college-track studies. As I listened to the announcement of the Hemlock Semiconductor plant about to...

“A Christmas Carol” is the Roxy’s shining Christmas star

There's still one more weekend to view the Roxy Regional Theatre production of Charles Dickens'  "A Christmas Carol." John McDonald penned this version of the...

Young dancers entertain elders with holiday program

Charming young students from Natalie’s Dance Network performed ballet, tap, and jazz dancing Saturday for the delight of residents of Spring Meadows...

TDOT Regions remain stocked with salt and salt brine

NASHVILLE - The Tennessee Department of Transportation Regional offices remain stocked with road salt and salt brine following the latest round of snow and...

Army of Corps of Engineers permit awaiting required information for marina development

Although touted for months as being ready to go, the Clarksville Marina Development Project is still at a substantial standstill. In August...

Two charged in downtown burglary

Two men have been taken into custody on burglary and drug-related charges. On December 16, 2008, police arrested Charles Maxwell Williamson, 21, of 2680...

“Trick-Shot Madness” plays Governor’s Square Mall

Eric “The Preacher” Yow’s Trick Shot Madness  - An Artistic Pool Show was presented at Governor's Square Mall recently on behalf of  Clarksville Police...

Tennessee banker N. Houston Parks named LAS board president

The Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee has announced the selection of its new president of the board of directors as, N. Houston Parks....

Cranberries: What would the winter holidays be without them?

Cranberries. Once upon a time in American history they were called "Craneberries."  So many people walk past the basket of this hard red fruit,...

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