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Lakota Sacred Pipe holder holds stories, music, earth-centered wisdom

Debbie Boen - 0
I learned through meditation that when I imagine a line between myself and the center of the earth, my body feels safe and can...

Curbside recycling comes to Clarksville

Beth Robinson - 1
Tim Catchim has started a green business in Clarksville - curbside recycling, otherwise known as Recycle Clarkville. I signed up as a customer and...

Update: Illinois earthquake shakes Clarksville

Bill Larson - 0
If you felt the earth shake, rattle and roll this morning, you were NOT dreaming. At approximately 4:36 a.m this morning, a 5.4 magnitude earthquake...

Before the Kafka Law of Military Commissions

A Guest Commentator - 0
Today, another hearing ended in turmoil when a 47-year-old Sudanese man, Ibrahim al-Qosi, refused representation and declared he would boycott the military...

‘High School Musical’ performs to enthusiastic sold-out crowds

Debbie Boen - 0
The Roxy Regional Theatre production of High School Musical continues it run before sell-out crowds. The show runs through this weekend and features 27...

City seeks Youth Council applications

News Staff - 0
The City of Clarksville is accepting applications for the Mayor’s Youth Council for the 2008-2009 school year. The Mayor’s Youth Council is a...

Author Joanne Greenberg reads to a captivated audience

News Staff - 0
APSU and the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts’ Visiting Writers Series hosted a reading and lecture, Great Efforts,  by award-winning author Joanne...

Legislative Updates from Tennessee Equality Project

Todd Hughes - 0
Tennessee Equality Project (TEP), a statewide organization dedicated to promoting and sustaining the equality of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons in Tennessee, is...

Dunbar’s Spring Fling: Celebrating nature, wildlife and outdoor exploration

Debbie Boen - 0
The annual Spring Fling, a celebration of nature, wildlife and outdoor exploration, will be held at Dunbar Cave State Natural Area on Saturday, April...

Ted Talks: Karen Armstrong – Charter for Compassion

A Guest Commentator - 0
As she accepts her 2008 TED Prize, author and scholar Karen Armstrong talks about how the Abrahamic religions -- Islam, Judaism, Christianity -- have...
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