Topic: Ross Hicks

First Presbyterian Church Raises $300,000 for Loaves & Fishes Campaign

November 24, 2020 |

Clarksville, TN – As First Presbyterian Church prepares to celebrate a bicentennial year in 2022, they have dedicated 50 cents of every dollar they raise in a three-year Campaign to seed the Loaves & Fishes plan for expansion in a completely new facility. 

The second installment of this nearly half-million-dollar, three-year commitment by the church came on Sunday, November 22nd, 2020  in the form of a second check for $150,000.

Ross Hicks (FPC Bicentennial Committee Chair), and Maggie McGrady-Sumonka (FPC Finance Committee Co-Chair) present a check for $150,000 to Issac Wright (Loaves & Fishes Construction Project Manager), Tamara Long (Loaves & Fishes President), and Karen Sorenson (Loaves & Fishes Board Member). (Morgan Adames, Mosaic Production and Entertainment)

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First Presbyterian Church Gives $150,000 to Loaves & Fishes Campaign

September 9, 2019 |

Clarksville, TN – As First Presbyterian Church prepares to celebrate a bicentennial year in 2022, they have dedicated 50 cents of every dollar they raise in a three-year Campaign to seed the Loaves & Fishes plan for expansion in a completely new facility. The first installment of this nearly half-million-dollar, three-year commitment by the church came on Sunday, September 8th, 2019 in the form of a check for $150,000.

(L-R) Jill Crow (Loaves & Fishes Capital Campaign Chair), Charles D. Keene, Tamara Long (Loaves & Fishes President), Dr. Rita Burnett (Loaves & Fishes Executive Director), Scott Giles (FPC Finance Committee Chair), Vicki Wallace, Issac Wright (Loaves & Fishes Construction Project Manager), and Joyce Norris (FPC Bicentennial Campaign Chair). Scott Giles presents a check for $150,000 to Dr. Rita Burnett. (Gary Norris)

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Jim Durrett elected Montgomery County Mayor; John Fuson elected Sheriff

August 8, 2014 |

Brenda Radford Reelected Trustee

Montgomery County, TN – Clarksville-Montgomery County voting for the Tennessee State Primary and County general elections was light. Around 11,000 people early voted and on Election Day, Thursday, August 7th, only 8,105 came out to vote.

With 9480 votes, Jim Durrett was elected the new Montgomery County Mayor. Incumbent Carolyn Bowers had 7654 votes and Curt Mize came in at 2295.

In the highly contested Montgomery County Sheriff’s race, John Fuson was elected with 11,020 votes. Tyler Barrett had 4,519 votes, with Bret Murray getting 1,809, while Dexter Mines had 1,612.

New Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett.

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City of Clarksville, Clarksville Police Department lock down Club Magic Nightclub for being Public Nuisance

July 7, 2014 |

Clarksville, TN – On Monday, July 7th, 2014 the Club Magic Nightclub on 1310 Fort Campbell Boulevard is officially locked down by the City and the Clarksville Police Department.

Captain David Crockarell and Prevention Officer Kyle Fleming, along with District 1 personnel, and District Attorney John Carney and Assistant District Attorney Chris Dodson; have been investigating Club Magic since October 2013.

Club Magic Nightclub Officially Locked Down for being a Public Nuisance.

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Barksdale Elementary School students learn about government from officials

December 20, 2013 |

Clarksville, TN – Students at Barksdale Elementary School prepared for this week’s Social Studies test, but aside from hitting the books, they were taught by several officials in local government.

Captain Jesse Reynolds of the MCSO introduced Clarksville City Mayor Kim McMillan, Montgomery County Director of Administration Phil Harpel, Circuit Judge Ross Hicks, Assistant District Attorney Daniel Stephenson, Attorney Michael Pugh, K-9 Deputy Kelley Potter along with K-9 Mali and Deputy Tim Harp of the bomb squad.

Deputy Tim Harp introduces Barksdale students to the bomb robot.

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Cumberland Bank & Trust expands Mortgage Department

October 26, 2010 |

Dawn Mulloy of the Cumberland Bank & Trust Mortgage Department

Clarksville, TN  – Cumberland Bank & Trust is proud to announce the expansion of our Mortgage Department to 1780 Madison Street. “Cumberland Bank & Trust has been in the mortgage business for nearly ten years in Clarksville and with the growth of the Hilldale area, we feel the need to expand to that side of town to better serve our customers.” says Dawn Mulloy, Mortgage Originator for Cumberland Bank & Trust.

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Lone Oak Picnic brings political hopefuls, community together

August 3, 2010 |

For the over 100 years  the Lone Oak Community in Southern Montgomery County Tennessee have gathered together each year to hear from political hopefuls before the August election.  In addition to the political speeches attendees enjoy delicious barbecue, a beauty contest, and live music. But most importantly of all this is a event that binds the community together. The musical acts featured included the Ward Family and the Yours Truly family singing Gospel music.

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Cumberland Bank & Trust receives Crime Free Business Certification from Clarksville Police Department

July 23, 2010 |

Cumberland Bank & Trust was recently presented with the Crime Free Business certification by the Clarksville Police Department (CPD). Cumberland Bank & Trust is the second business in Clarksville to receive the certification and the first business with multiple locations throughout Montgomery County to be recognized as a Crime Free Business. Ron Sleigh, President / CEO said “ Cumberland Bank & Trust is excited to be a part of the Crime Free Business program and proud to be the first bank in Clarksville / Montgomery County to complete this program. CPD should be commended for their work with the Clarksville Community to promote safety in the work place.”

Clarksville Chief of Police Al Ansley presenting the Crime Free Certification to Cumberland Bank and Trust's President/CEO Ron Sleigh, and Charlie Koon Vice President of Marketing

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