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Topic: City of Clarksville TN
Emergency responders, including Clarksville Fire Rescue, got the call at 3:00am, and had their hands full when they arrived. Two of the fires occurred in the driveways at 1538 Cherry Tree Drive, and 1593 Boxcroft Court. The third vehicle torched was in front of 312 Gomer Road. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Community gathers for State of the Union Address
Come watch the State of the Union Address and meet other supporters for the 2012 re-election of President Obama. Learn how you can contribute to our efforts to re-elect President Obama. To top off the evening we will cheer on our President as he delivers the 2012 State of the Union Address. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Winter weather wreaks havoc on area
To publicize your closing or delay, call 931-920-0043 or email . «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 1 Comment »
City of Clarksville presented flag by 101st Airborne Division
Maj. Gen. Frank Wiercinski, administrative senior commander at Fort Campbell, personally delivered the flag and a plaque to the Mayor’s Office on behalf of Maj. Gen. John Campbell, commanding general of the 101st, who is currently in Afghanistan. ![]() Maj. Gen. Frank Wiercinski, right, presents an American flag that flew over 101st Airborne headquarters in Afghanistan to Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Mayor McMillan representing Clarksville at the United States Conference of Mayors
The mayor learned on Saturday that President Obama plans to meet with the more than 250 mayors from across the country on Friday at the White House. “I’m happy to be a part of the conference, and I look forward to learning as much as I can while I’m in Washington,” McMillan said. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
Kim McMillan sworn in as Clarksville Tennessee’s first female Mayor
Kim McMillan is the first woman elected to serve as the Mayor of the City of Clarksville. ![]() Mayor Kim McMillan stands with her husband, and Judge Robert Wedemeyer moments after being sworn in. Afterwards Mayor McMillan swore in the newly elected council members and then held a special called session of the Clarksville City council to nominate and elect Councilman Geno Grubbs as the Mayor Pro Tem. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Coffee Party of Clarksville, TN to hold monthly meeting
Come join the local Coffee Party of Clarksville, TN as we work to discover workable solutions to some of our nation’s issues. Americans are longing for an energetic, non-partisan, and solutions-oriented approach to political discourse and civic participation. The Coffee Party is a rare achievement of all three ideals. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
Civic Groups Partner for Mass Community Meet the Candidates Forum
The Coffee Party of Clarksville, Tennessee in partnership with the Clarksville Branch of the NAACP, the Hispanic Organization for Progress & Education (HOPE), and the Korean American Association of Clarksville will host a “Meet the Candidates Forum.” «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
Local activists have concerns about the Clarksville Smart Growth 2030 Plan
Many residents fear that their homes will be taken away from them under this plan and that they will then be placed in housing units that are not going to be affordable to low income people. ![]() Tennessee Urban Resource Center Director Terry McMoore, and Mrs. Rosella Griffin a long term resident of Lincoln Homes. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | No Comments
HUD finds flaws in Redevelopment PlanThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in response to a complaint filed by the Clarksville NAACP found numerous flaws in the Clarksville Center Redevelopment and Urban Renewal Plan voted into law by the City Council with full support of Mayor Johnny Piper. HUD authorities could not find any proposed objectives that would provide protection for low to moderate income residents and their property mentioned in the voted on ordinance. The Clarksville NAACP first bought these issues to the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice and HUD after feeling that the civil rights and the federally protected rights of the Majority Minority Voting Ward was in jeopardy of being dismantled under this voted on redevelopment plan. «Read the rest of this article» |
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