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Downtown dining luxury at Edward’s Steakhouse

With rich black and red tones, Edward’s Steakhouse is nestled deep in the Downtown district, filled with piano music and the aroma of luscious, hand-cut steaks.

A glimpse into The Looking Glass

Sitting quietly in the corner of a small strip mall off Warfield Boulevard, The Looking Glass Restaurant is easily the best-kept secret of Clarksville. A first impression might be the colorful kites that hang from the ceiling, the trinkets that adorn displays near a comfortable couch by the door, the salt water fish tanks in [...]

Young ideas with a bird’s eye view

Rossview High School’s in-house advertising agency, Hawk Advertising, provides full service to the community with keen insight and skill as only students can bring.

History is in the Squares: About the Civil War Quilt Trail

Quilt blocks. With every country drive, it seems another colorful square appears on the side of another building, across the length and breadth of Stewart County.

Riding out the Storm: Appleton Harley-Davidson and their family biking heritage

Women on Harleys. Is that what’s going on at the Appleton Harley Davidson/Buell dealership of Clarksville, Tennessee? Yes!

The Art of Letter Writing

PREMIUM CONTENT — I’ve always been a writer. Not just out here in public, where everyone and anyone can read me, but privately, in the comfort of my home, at my desk, or curled up on my sofa, lap tray, pens, paper and postage stamps in place. I am a letter writer.

Playing with the Big Boys in California

Beachaven’s Award Winning Wines Let’s face it—when anyone thinks of grapes in California, they think of the California Raisins first, but at Beachaven, grapes are no laughing matter—it’s a serious business. The winning Beachaven wine, Riesling, basked in the glory of a silver medal at a California-held international wine competition, while Melody! took the Concordance [...]

The Power of Now

A tradition across Tennessee, from its unincorporated rural areas to its largest cities, are regional farmers’ markets. Shoppers can find almost anything one’s taste buds desire, from local barbeque sauces or homemade preserves to handcrafts. Meeting the farmers and gardeners allows customers to inquire about the origins of the food directly, purchase produce directly from the source, and pick cream of the crop organic foods for the entire family.

Ingredients: A Recipe for Success

“We can do this!”

With those words, Mitchell Ketchens and his wife, Monica Drake, decided to take the small business plunge and open “Ingredients,” the newest addition to Historic Downtown Clarksville.

Although Ingredients, located on the refurbished Strawberry Alley, opened
quietly in July, word of mouth is already drawing a steady stream of customers through its doors.