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Imani Winds captivate Clarksville audienceFive classical music instruments that normally play supporting or minor accent roles in classical music showcases were themselves given the star treatment in last night’s musical extravaganza. The Clarksville Community Concert Series presented The Imani Winds Quintet to Clarksville in a dazzling display of sounds and tones not typical to the classical music lovers ear, but nonetheless endearing and wondrous. «Read the rest of this article» Rep. Johnson named to House committees![]() Rep. Curtis Johnson Representative Curtis Johnson has been appointed to Commerce, Finance, Ways and Means Committees, and Veterans Affairs Joint Committee. Faith based groups: No proselytizing with tax-dollars
While on active duty as a U.S. Army Chaplain, I appreciated serving, ministry and working with chaplains who were also assiociated with the same denomination as President Obama. Already our new president is strengthening the bonds of religion and society and how government, churches, and religious organizations can work together to better community and country. However, there are guidelines and regulations for each to follow to ensure maximum success.
Clarksville’s 2008 “Top Cops” named
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Man stabbed in home invasion
When officers arrived, the 40-year-old victim said he woke up to a male, wearing some sort of mask, punching him in the face. The victim also said another male, who was also wearing a mask, joined in and started punching him with his fists. At some point during the physical assault the victim was stabbed in the bicep area. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 0 comments
Community leaders question CMCSS on lack of student access to inauguration coverage![]() President Barack Obama A Multi-Cultural Coalition of leaders from the community and the Clarksville NAACP will meet with the Clarksville-Montgomery County Director of Schools, Mr. Michael Harris, at 3 p.m. Monday, January 26, to discuss the recent policy disseminated system wide by email that prevented a significant majority of students from viewing the Historic Inauguration of President Barack Obama. Many students and parents assumed they would watch the historic inauguration of President Barack Obama in class Tuesday but were shocked, disappointed and upset about the majority of classes in which the inauguration Pastor Tommy Vallejos, a community activist and Pastor at Faith Outreach Church, made this passionate statement to the media, community and school system. «Read the rest of this article» “Community Needs” meeting to assess city housing needsThe Community Needs Assessment meeting will be held January 29 at 6 p.m. at the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library’s large meeting room.
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