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Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts Christmas Message
December 25, 2019 | 
Clarksville, TN – Our great City got an early Christmas present back in August when Money.com announced that Clarksville had been selected the Best Place to Live in America.
What a significant honor! Money.com is a respected business publication and their Best Place to Live designation is among the oldest and most prestigious of its kind in the “place marketing” and “site selection” pantheon.
City of Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts
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Bikers Who Care Teams up with Law Enforcement to Brighten the Holiday Season
Clarksville, TN – The Bikers Who Care (BWC), a community oriented organization with about 150 members, have been part of and sponsored many philanthropic activities in Clarksville but have chosen to remain behind the scenes.
This is fifth year the BWC has sponsored a money give-away during the holiday season and teamed up with the Clarksville Police Department (CPD) and Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) to assist.
Bikers Who Care partner with the Clarksville Police Department and Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office to present random people with $100 bills.
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Clarksville Police, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office join with Bikers Who Care to Make the Holiday Season a Little Brighter
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – The Bikers Who Care (BWC), a community oriented organization with about 150 members, have been part of many community related projects, but choose to stay out of the spotlight.
They approached law enforcement to help them with another one of their acts of kindness. Officers and Deputies from the Clarksville Police Department and Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office joined the BWC on Saturday, December 15th, 2018 to hand out crisp $100.00 bills to random strangers.
Clarksville Police, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office help Bikers Who Care with their holiday money give-away.
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Dodging The Roadkill: Hanging With The MC’s
Editor’s note: This article is from our motorcycle blog, Dodging the Roadkill at www.clarksvillemotorcycle.com
Clarksville, TN – I had an amazing night last night. I went to a crawfish boil, sponsored by one of the local Motorcycle Clubs. The Subdued Few sponsored an open house and it was open to “anyone and everyone.”
Let me give you the back story.
If you’ve been following my journey here, (and I appreciate that you do), I wrote a series of articles on “Biker Gangs.” If you didn’t read the stories, they’re here, here, and here. I would recommend that you read them first before you continue with this article.
Subdued Few Crawfish Boil Open House
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Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, Clarksville Police Department and Bikers Who Care hold Secret Santa Money Giveaway
Clarksville, TN – The Christmas spirit was in full force over the weekend as Bikers Who Care (BWC) partnered with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) and Clarksville Police Department to pass out Christmas cash to unsuspecting residents.
Deputy Ryan Wright, Deputy Brooke Sinitiere, Officer Pete Millan and Officer Alex Koziol, along with a team of men from BWC distributed $4000 to citizens on Saturday. They stopped motorist or shoppers and presented them with $100.00 each in cash.
Bikers Who Care (BWC) partnered with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) and Clarksville Police Department to pass out Christmas cash to unsuspecting residents.
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Clarksville’s Bikers Who Care hosts 15th annual Bikers Who Scare Haunted House
Clarksville, TN – The good folks from Bikers Who Care are back with their 15th Annual Bikers Who Scare Haunted House.
BWC member Steve Eckart says this year’s scare fest is bigger and better than ever, with lots of new rooms and more live actors.
“We are a 100% volunteer organization, and all the money we raise goes to BWC Children’s Charities,” Eckart said. “We love doing this, and we have hundreds of people go through here each weekend. It just gets bigger every year.”
15th annual Bikers Who Scare Haunted House.
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The Roundman Memorial Jam set for January 22nd at the Warehouse Concert Lounge and Event Center
Clarksville, TN – Friends and fans of a local rock-n-roll legend, will gather at The Warehouse Concert Lounge and Event Center, on January 22nd to raise money for his family.
Gary “Roundman” Curtis died suddenly on November 7th and is being remembered for his generosity and love of music. “Roundman” led the local band “Myth” and was a non-stop music man. Myth could always been seen and heard around the local club scene, but they were always involved in the Bikers Who Care Toy Run events and outdoor concerts.
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Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and Bikers Who Care play Secret Santa
Montgomery County, TN – The Christmas spirit was in full force over the weekend as the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) and Bikers Who Care (BWC) passed out cash to unsuspecting residents.
Deputy Jonathan Inman and Ethan Moss, along with Billy Hughes, Tony Janusas, and Jerry Ashworth with the BWC distributed $2000 to citizens on Saturday. They stopped motorist or shoppers and gave them $100.00 each in cash.
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and Bikers Who Care had out cash to Clarksville residents.
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Bikers Who Care, Clarksville Police and Montgomery County Sheriff’s Officers deliver Christmas Cheer in Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – On Saturday, December 19th, 2015, Bikers Who Care (BWC) partnered with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and the Clarksville Police Department to hand out money to random Clarksville residents.
CPD’s Officers Brad Crow (BWC member) and Coz Minetos, along with BWC members Booger Watson, Steve Eckart, and Bill Langford handed out money to shoppers at local businesses.
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New Austin Peay State University Scholarship honors Victim of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Clarksville, TN – At Kenwood High School on Tuesday, 18-year-old Skylar Hughes presented Austin Peay State University President Alisa White with a $25,000 check.
The money, which Skylar helped raise, will fund the Kathryn Watson Over Endowment—a new scholarship, named for Skylar’s former teacher, that will be awarded each year to a Kenwood graduate majoring in education at APSU.
The Kathryn Watson Over Endowment, created by Skylar Hughes, 18, to honor the memory of her former teacher Kathryn Watson Over who died along with four other people on Sept. 18, 2011 from carbon monoxide poisoning, is announced during a ceremony at Kenwood High School on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2015. (Beth Liggett, APSU)
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