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Fort Campell gate closures announced

FORT CAMPBELL, KY:  Between now and March 22, Fort Campbell will begin limiting access to training areas on the installation.

Seven previously open roads will be gated or barriers will be installed, limiting access to the mainly undeveloped training areas west of Palmyra Road.
The following access points will close in Tennessee:

Highway 79 and Indian Mound Road
Highway [...]

Daymar hosts Financial Aid Open House

Daymar Institute will be hosting a Free Financial Aid Open House, on Tuesday March 30, 2010 from 5- 7 p.m. The Open house will be located at Daymar Institute, 1860 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. in Clarksville.
Financial Aid experts will be on hand to help attendees understand Financial Aid Issues and make smarter decisions. Find out about [...]

NaFF to showcase 70 feature films, world premieres

NASHVILLE, TN: The Southeast premiere of director Shane Dax Taylor’s “Provinces of Night,” starring Kris Kristofferson, Val Kilmer, Dwight Yoakam, Hilary Duff and Reece Thompson, is one of the highlights of the more than 70 feature films — among them nine World Premieres — that will screen at the 2010 Nashville Film Festival (NaFF) as [...]

Roxy stages “As You Like It”

This year’s  Roxy Regional Theatre’s  Skakesperean offering is As You Like It, one of the Bard’s classic comedies. John MacDonald directs this version, drawing impeccable comic timing from his players, each of whom has mastered and flawlessly delivered an immense amount of dialogue in the style and rhythm of Shakesperean times.

This cast includes Matthew Patrick [...]

TAL offers coach trip to Chattanooga

Guests will spend a day in May among art exhibits in Chattanooga. The tour highlight will be the opening reception of the Tennessee Watercolor Society’s Biennial Exhibition.
The Tennessee Art League is sponsoring a day of art in Chattanooga on May 22. The galleries of permanent and special exhibitions at the Hunter Museum of American Art [...]

Local delegation lobbies for Fort Campbell projects

Citizens for Ft. Campbell will travel to Washington, D.C. this week to present post improvement projects to members of the Tennessee Congressional delegation.
The projects include a Tactical Athlete Training Facility, which will provide soldiers with a facility needed to ensure they are properly trained to carry out their mission. The project directly supports the Army’s [...]

Queen City Road Race registration underway

The 32nd Annual Queen City Road Race, to be held on May 2, features a 5K race, 5K team relay race and non-competitive One Mile Movement where participants can complete the mile any way they choose. The event is sponsor by the Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department and Cumberland Bank & Trust.
All races will [...]

Predators owner David Freeman to speak at Power Breakfast

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce will host Nashville Predators owner David Freeman at the April 20 Power Breakfast, to be held at 7:30 a.m. at the Riverview Inn, 50 College Street, in downtown Clarksville.
Freeman is a Knoxville economics graduate who spent more than ten years as a mergers and acquisitions attorney before starting a [...]

County Commissioners approve land purchase for RichEllen Park

Montgomery County Commissioners, in a “quality of life” vote, approved  $400,000 for the acquisition of 50 acres on state Highway 149.   The land is destined to become RichEllen Park.
Commissioners also voted to establish a full time Parks and Recreation Director position, and will fund that position with  money designed for a Courts Complex director. The [...]

Dog restraint law creates “humane conditions”

Montgomery County Commissioners on Monday passed new Animal Control regulations that will create more humane conditions for dogs across the county.  The Commissioners in a 14-7 vote passed legislation requiring that not dog be chained to a “fixed object” for more than 60 minutes.
With a 14-7 vote, commissioners approved a resolution that would require that [...]