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- Clarksville-Montgomery County area TDOT Work starting January 15th, 2021
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- Lt. Governor Randy McNally announces committee appointments for the 112th Tennessee General Assembly
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- Tennessee Department of Health reports 3,787 new cases of COVID-19 Coronavirus in Tennessee, January 14th, 2021
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Austin Peay Lady Govs Basketball unable to contain red-hot Vanderbilt Commodores
APSU Sports Information: Austin Peay Basketball
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University women’s basketball team could not slow nationally-ranked Vanderbilt, dropping an 83-51 non-conference tilt, Wednesday night at the Dunn Center.
Austin Peay (2-4) kept the game close in the opening seven minutes and trailed by only three points, 10-7, after sophomore Meghan Bussabarger made a pair of free throws. However, the Lady Govs could not maintain their early momentum and made only two of their next 13 shots.
Austin Peay Women's Basketball.
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Shoney’s Thanks Guests With Free Hot Fudge Cake and Invites Facebook Feedback
Celebrate with a free dessert and participate in shaping the brand’s new direction
Nashville, TN – On Tuesday, December 6th, 2011, America’s iconic restaurant brand, Shoney’s, invites consumers to enjoy a free Hot Fudge Cake. The invitation continues the company’s Starting Fresh campaign, designed to help consumers celebrate and rediscover what they love about Shoney’s, while providing feedback that will shape the brand’s makeover.
Free Hot Fudge Cake
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Deadline for Christmas Parade Entries is Tomorrow, December 1st
Clarksville, TN – The City of Clarksville has partnered with the Montgomery County Government this year to co-host the 52nd Annual Christmas Parade. The parade will be a night-time, lighted Christmas parade and is scheduled for December 3rd starting at 5:00pm.
The Deadline Parade entries is Thursday, December 1st. «Read the rest of this article»
Comedy on the Cumberland at the Roxy Regional Theatre December 6th
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville’s wildly popular Comedy on the Cumberland returns to the Roxy Regional Theatre in Historic Downtown Clarksville on December 6th at 7:00pm. Completing it’s second year of raising money and awareness for local charity, this show promises to be one of the best of the year. «Read the rest of this article»
Red River Bridge and College Street Traffic Alert and Construction Update
TDOT Projects CNH155 Red River Bridge and CNK249 Resurfacing College Street
Clarksville, TN – CNH155 Red River Bridge – completion of all bridge work is expected to be done by the end of this week. Final paving operations have begun and should be finished by Saturday, with all lanes open to traffic late Saturday afternoon.
Some additional work will be necessary next week for a couple of days to fully complete all work. Temporary lane closures can be expected, with delays, through the end of next week at this location. «Read the rest of this article»
Santa Claus visits Clarksville Community Centers
Clarksville, TN – Mr. Claus himself will be making appearances at each of our three community centers this December.
Families are welcome to take photos of their children as they visit Santa, enjoy snacks and games, all at no cost. «Read the rest of this article»
Miller-Motte Graduates are “Suited” to Succeed
Clarksville, TN – Miller-Motte Technical College is dressing students for success. “Suit-Up for Success,” a new benefit provided to all Miller-Motte students, provides each student with a free suit to wear upon graduation when seeking employment.
Miller-Motte provides the suit to every student at no additional expense. Every quarter a fitting session is held so that students who are graduating can try on the suits, get measured, and choose a color, either blue or black. The suits are then special ordered for each student. Men receive a jacket, pants, shirt and tie, while women have the choice to receive a skirt or pants, jacket, shirt and a string of pearls.
(L-R) Tina Ellis, Chanel Otto and Jessica Cherry pose for a photo while at their fitting session for their new suits. (Photo by Lois Jones)
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Fort Campbell Soldiers shoot to relax
Written by Sgt. Richard Daniels Jr.
1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (AA) Public Affairs
Fort Campbell, KY – With the objective before them and the enemy coming from all directions, they rush to the nearest firing position – killing three hostiles along the way and losing a teammate to an airstrike.
Video games such as this have become the modern day battlefield for many soldiers seeking solace from life in the military here in the Fort Campbell community.
Video games offer a chance for soldiers to retreat from everyday life and provide a chance for them to relax while engaging with artificial intelligence or with other players. (Photo by Sgt. Richard Daniels Jr.)
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Los Alamos instrument to shine light on Mars habitability
LANL ChemCam will help unravel mysteries of Red Planet’s composition
Los Alamos, NM – With the successful launch of the Mars Science Laboratory on Saturday, Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers and scientists from the French space institute IRAP are poised to begin focusing the energy of a million light bulbs on the surface of the Red Planet to help determine whether Mars was or is habitable.
The international team of space explorers that launched the Mars Science Laboratory last week is relying in part on an instrument originally developed at Los Alamos called ChemCam, which will use blasts of laser energy to remotely probe Mars’s surface. The robust ChemCam system is one of 10 instruments mounted on the mission’s rover vehicle, named Curiosity.
This artist concept features NASA's Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover, a mobile robot for investigating Mars' past or present ability to sustain microbial life.
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Menthol Cigarettes Not Less Harmful, say Experts
Written by the National Cancer Institute
Bethesda, MD – Smoking causes more preventable deaths (from lung cancer, heart and lung disease, other cancers, and chronic illness) than any other single behavioral factor–an estimated 443,000 deaths each year. It is projected that more than 23,000 African-Americans will be diagnosed with lung cancer in 2011, with most of these cases caused by smoking.
Lung cancer can be treated, but rarely cured. For African-Americans with lung cancer, the five-year survival rate is only 13 percent. Indeed, lung cancer kills more African Americans than any other cancer. «Read the rest of this article»
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