Clarksville, TN News

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• Council approves CTS contracts
• Fatal syndrome confirmed among endangered Montgomery County bats
• Clarksville, Nashville murders to be featured on Discovery Channel show
• APSU employees report various professional, academic accomplishments
• Adams man injured in single-injury crash
• Pat Summitt among Medal of Freedom recipients
• Officials offer tips for avoiding fake insurance
• Govs baseball wins OVC crown, faces Oregon in 1st round of NCAA
• State tourism business picking up
• Fort Campbell officials honor fallen soldiers
• Clarksville Police arrest man suspected of crashing a stolen truck into a house
• Clarksville pays tribute to soldiers who died in the line of duty
• Thanks, Clarksville, for honoring fallen warriors
• Cardiac Govs going Duck hunting, face Oregon in opening game of NCAA Championship
• If this plane could talk ...
• Probing the autism mystery
• OVC champions again
• Austin Peay to host Baseball Peay Pairings Party at Rafferty's
• Back-to-Back Squared: Govs shutout Panthers for 2012 OVC Baseball Championship crown
• Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500, his third
• 115 faves in Clarksville Readers Choice awards
• Kemmer tosses complete game, Govs force decisive Sunday finale with Saturday sweep
• Reunion brings joy, learning — and sadness
• 181 graduates leave Northeast High as 'academic winners'
• Northwest Class of 2012 celebrates 253 graduates
• Clarksville High celebrates 307 graduates
• Leffew, Bachman help keep Govs alive
• EDITORIAL: Foresight, investment yield jobs
• LETTER: If you are going out on water, observe the safety precautions
• Two Clarksville men emerge from slavery's shadow
• Motorcycle rider dies in Clarksville crash
• Govs pre-game reception slated before Saturday contest
• Cardiac Govs outlast Jacksonville State in OVC Tournament
• Officers warn Clarksville drivers to play it safe on Memorial Day
• Clarksville Academy graduates 51, makes history with $4.8 million in scholarships
• West Creek High graduates 256 students
• GOP made issue of Romney's Bain tenure
• The media's religion deficit
• Our cheers to you from us for week
• 'Conversation over Coffee' to touch on LGBT issues
• APSU Child Learning Center earns three stars from the state
• Clarksville man charged with indecent exposure
• Woman hurt in wreck on I-24 in Joelton
• 'I will never leave a fallen comrade' - U.S. Army Soldier's Creed
• Event for military families Sunday in Nashville
• Govs rally comes up short in OVC Tourney-opening loss to Southeast Missouri
• Grey starts fast, but fails to advance in NCAA East Region 800 prelims
• Northwest's Kymmalett Ross wins state title in girls 400 meter run
• Kenwood High graduates more than 200 students
• Academy of Academic Excellence celebrates five graduates at 20th commencement
• Middle College celebrates fourth year with 100 percent graduation rate
• Dad in Dubai child custody case says Clarksville woman had affair
• Free screening of 'Tangled' at Movies in the Park
• APSU internationally recognized for student success initiative
• APSU's Degree Compass internationally recognized
• 70 checkpoints to be used in state this weekend
• Montgomery Central High School Semester 2 Honor Roll
• Govs begin OVC Baseball Championship with Thursday contest
• Back-to-back titles in sight as Govs close out 2012 campaign at Tennessee Tech
• Montgomery County Health Department changes direction as WIC clinic's ribbon is cut
• Blackmon takes the reins of 159th CAB
• Clarksville High graduates Life Skills Class
• Gas prices predicted to stabilize for summer travel
• Area braces for near-record heat over holiday weekend
• Grey set to compete in 800 meter at NCAA East Regional prelim
• CARTOON: Super Pacs
• Memorial Day weekend could be record-breaker
• APSU Public Relations wins 5 awards at 2012 TCPRA
• Lady Night Stalkers take Darkhorse Pink Platoon by storm
• Govs Hankins and Toney named to 2012 All-OVC squad
• Lawsuits against city dismissed
• Clarksville woman reports horse's hair stolen
• NAACP strikes blow for equality and itself
• GUEST EDITORIAL: A bloodbath on our border been ignored
• Original William Stafford poem discovered in APSU library
• Former Montgomery County probation officer arrested
• CARTOON: Obama and his record
• Original William Stafford poem discovered in APSU library
• Opening statements set in Fort Hood bomb plot trial
• Riverside Drive and Crossland Ave., road closure, possible water outage planned
• Charges stem from altercation
• Drug drop-off box operational for Stewart County at sheriff's office
• Checkpoints
• Govs hope to defend OVC Baseball crown in Jackson
• Montgomery County Animal Control looks to enforce laws with higher fines
• Clarksville saturation patrols result in 53 charges
• Transportation committee approves RTA contract
• Rock and Roll up your sleeves with the Red Cross
• Bailey named to Capital One Academic All-District 3 At-Large team
• Obama says NATO focus on peace in Afghanistan
• Rain later today could include isolated strong storms
• The weekend in photos
• Tennessee weekly gas price update, outlook
• Trial starting for Fort Hood bomb plot suspect, AWOL Fort Campbell soldier
• Salvation Army's Clarksville campus adds 6,000 square feet
• Heat to build back in
• Seniors get night of recognition
• CARTOON: Domestic drone surveillance
• Anniversary: Willie Foster & Bertha Foster
• Engagement: Rachel Black & Nicholas Fuller
• Wedding: Lauren Hopkins & Daniel Brown
• Wedding: Amy Wright & Rick Hatcher
• Govs claim back-to-back OVC crowns with 10-4 win at Tennessee Tech
• Red, white, blue and chrome
• Bradley saves best for last in final day of NCAA Regional
• Martin Methodist awards degree to Clarksville resident
• Davidson County fire tower headed for Tennessee Agriculture Museum
• VIDEO: SPC Sabo inducted into Pentagon's Hall of Heroes
• Cardiac Govs strike again, hold on for 10-7 win at Tennessee Tech
• FINAL: Austin Peay 10, Tennesee Tech 7
• Changes coming for post civilian workforce
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• LETTER: God's law, man's law part of political considerations
• Bradley improves, but can't get putts to drop in NCAA Regional second round
• Liberty Park in Clarksville opens to fishing, walking, barking
• Loretta Lynn married at 15, not 13
• Come home to Collinsville
• CARTOON: Debt obesity
• Gov. Haslam proclaims May 19 Armed Forces Day
• LIVE BLOG: Chat with the editor at noon
• Bipartisanship causes much bad legislation
• Forget the easy life in France
• Govs unable to solve Golden Eagles starter, fall into tie for OVC lead
• Montgomery County Budget Committee signs off on proposed budget
• FINAL: Tennessee Tech 5, Austin Peay 0
• Flight school set to rent space in Clarksville-Montgomery County Airport
• Game time set for Football Govs contest at Virginia Tech
• Middle round holes costly to Bradley in first-round NCAA regional play
• CARTOON: Greek ruins
• Free CPR training at the mall
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Lady Govs golf voted OVC Sportsmanship Award for sport
• Clarksville Police arrest woman for bigamy, false report, drugs
• Lady Rebels With A Cause in the Clarksville Community
• Presidential contest resembles high school
• Pakistan losing chance to gain political control
• CARTOON: Viva Las Wall Street
• Back-to-back titles in sight as Govs close out 2012 campaign at Tennessee Tech
• Judge revokes father's passport in Clarksville/Dubai custody dispute
• RTA Board approves service to Clarksville
• 101st soldier killed in Cambodia clash awarded Medal of Honor
• Thousands to go toward investigating Montgomery County planning grievance
• Taylor-Deere-Ruggles-Osborn capture 15th Annual Ladies Golf Tourney
• Feds: Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• BACH observes Memorial Day Limited services during Day of No Scheduled Activity (DONSA)
• Clarksville woman dies in I-24 crash in Nashville
• Discussion of rights of servicemembers, families on Thurs.
• Romney's economic ideas same as Bush's
• TVA officials visit Fort Campbell
• Govs fall victim to Bruins walk-off effort
• Bradley prepared for NCAA golf regional
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Stark named to CFPA Watch List for wide receivers
• Checkpoint scheduled
• Govs to OVC Baseball Championship next week, tickets available for fans
• Samoan duo enjoys spending extra day in class
• Austin Peay Center @ Fort Campbell offering M.A.T. for Fall I term
• Singh added to Green Certification Program for Montgomery County
• Historic Hopkinsville, Ky., library gets funding for restoration
• Jostens moving Topeka production work to Clarksville
• Renovated Liberty Park opens Friday in Clarksville
• CPD hosts open house at shooting range
• Govs wrap non-conference slate at Belmont, Tuesday
• Agero bringing 500 jobs to Clarksville
• Govs Hankins and Cox earn share of adidas® OVC weekly baseball honors
• Vietnam vet finds his lost war medals
• Harris One Hour Heating and Air Conditioning Green Certified
• Suicide in the ranks: Casualties of the homefront war
• Endowment fund for lifelong Girl Scout with Fort Campbell ties
• 20 APSU faculty chosen as Summer Research Fellows
• Sophia, Jacob most popular baby names of 2011 in US
• Army command leadership tours capped at 24 months
• Vietnam vet reclaims his lost war medals
• Store employees grab robber, hold for police
• The weekend in photos
• Next Chief Academic Officer Named for CMCSS
• Prostitution sting nets several arrests
• Vietnam vet reclaims his lost war medals
• Pharmacy students finding weaker job market
• West Tenn. counties forming anti-drug coalitions
• Snake causes morning power outage
• Anniversary: Joe Creek & Nancy Creek
• Tidwell/Shelton capture 18th Annual Governors Bass Tourney
• Govs sweep Saturday doubleheader from Morehead State
• Suicide in the ranks: Casualties of the homefront war
• 101st Airborne ups ante on behavioral health
• Lucky mom gets keys to Mother's Day surprise
• FINAL: Austin Peay 17-7, Morehead State 5-1
• Many addictions can rob families of joy they had in being together
• Girl scouts lend a hand at animal shelter
• Govs-Morehead State Saturday schedule changed
• Toney twirls two-hit shutout, Govs topple Eagles 8-0 in OVC opener
• Obama, Romney trying to refocus on economy
• Cumberland Furnace man sentenced to 8 years in prison for shooting at deputy
• Career Day at GEE
• Governor issues statement on Clarksville casualty
• Floor replacement causes cancellation of Dave Loos Summer Basketball Camps
• Softball's Dickson will not have APSU contract renewed
• GALLERY: Gateway wellness event
• APSU's Degree Compass noted as case study in new e-book
• Chi Omega chapter donates painting to APSU in honor of 40 years on campus
• Western Ky. county visits up despite bridge damage
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect slain; 2 girls OK
• Parent report cards are novel way to boost support
• Govs close out home slate, host Morehead State in another key OVC set
• Montgomery County Schools officials present budget to commission
• Post exercise tests radiation scenario
• APSU Lang and Lit Department Awards Scholarships to top students
• APSU languages and literature department awards scholarships to top students
• Fort Campbell to hold annual protection exercise
• COLUMN: Burden on business does not help economy
• It may not be fun, but right diet will make you thin
• Snipers quietly change modern warfare
• Govs offense held quiet by Purple Aces
• Clarksville Little League four wheeler stolen
• deCastro leads trio of All-OVC softball honorees
• Going for 501
• Nissan breaks ground on Decherd, Tenn., engine plant
• 101st HRC members get intimate welcome home to Fort Campbell
• 18th Annual Govs Bass Tourney set for Saturday
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• APSU military history alum earns prestigious fellowship with U.S. Customs and Border Protection
• Traffic fatalities on the rise in Tennessee
• Study: Many Tennesseans can't afford doctor visit
• Lake Barkley opens up powerhouse, lock, resource management office for public tours
• Guthrie Highway water outage planned
• Summer Night Lights program for youth and families set for this summer
• Principal Named for Rossview Elementary School
• Pitching trio herds Bisons, Govs win 3-1
• Police seeking missing girl
• Franklin's waste headed for Bi-County landfill
• Montgomery County School Board approves budget
• Tabet steps down as APSU tennis coach
• Panel convicts soldier of double slaying
• APSU annual awards program honors student leaders, faculty, staff, organizations
• Alive at 25 raises awareness among young drivers
• Clarksville Chamber presents APSU's Winters with Distinguished Community Service Award
• APSU to offer evening child care for certain fall courses
• APSU Governors annual Bass Tournament is May 12
• Soldiers to support Greater Nashville Habitat for Humanity
• Phoenix moves on with 2-1 win over Nashville
• Hamburger Hill veterans return to Fort Campbell
• Govs face Lipscomb and Evansville in midweek outings
• Govs golfer Bradley's season continues at NCAA Regional in Bowling Green
• Eclectic marketplace hits Sango
• ARCHIVE: Live coverage of May's informal Montgomery County Commission
• 15th Annual Ladies Golf Tournament just around the corner
• Rediscovering faith
• 20-year forecast shows no end to obesity epidemic
• Army: no bullet wound found in soldier Skype death
• APSU psychology student to conduct neuroscience research at Vanderbilt this summer
• APSU psychology student to conduct neuroscience research at Vanderbilt this summer
• Hopkinsville police searching for suspect in stabbing
• Army wants to monitor soldiers' computer activity
• The weekend in photos
• Shots allegedly fired outside two Clarksville bars
• Montgomery County racers stay upbeat despite heat
• Govs let Cougars escape with 9-8 win in OVC series finale, Sunday
• Lady Govs close out season with 1-0 loss to EIU
• FINAL: SIU Edwardsville 9, Austin Peay 8
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• Lady Govs lose two pitcher's duels to Panthers
• Engagement: Kara Byrd & Randal Hite
• Lady Govs track end 7th at OVC Outdoor Championships
• Govs turn triple play to highlight 6-2 victory at SIU Edwardsville, Saturday
• Experts: No DNA ties soldier to slaying
• McConville prepares his division for the next rendezvous
• FINAL: Austin Peay 6, SIU Edwardsville 2
• Montgomery County sheriff to undergo experimental treatment for MDS
• Retired wounded warrior receives Purple Heart
• Harper named to Capital One First-Team Academic All-District team
• Govs mid-game rally downs Cougars, 9-5, Friday
• Lady Govs in 6th after Day 1 of OVC Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• FINAL: Austin Peay 9, SIU Edwardsville 5
• Complaints filed against codes director
• Critics bemoan contentious social legislation
• EDITORIAL: Cheers to you from us
• Man charged with strangling wife
• Mayor Kim McMillan to begin 'Mondays with the Mayor' on Clarksville Transit System Bus
• LETTER: Public workers' jobs ensure health, safety
• 37 APSU student-athletes conferred degrees Friday
• Govs Harper named to Brooks Wallace Award Watch List
• Movies in the Park kicks off with 'Hugo'
• Doggiepalooza sets tails wagging
• Lady Govs travel to Eastern Illinois to close out 2012 campaign
• Tracy Lane, Pea Ridge Road zoning change approved
• Needmore Place combines agencies for affordable housing
• Leaders, pastors, faithful gather for Clarksville's Day of Prayer
• Quartermaster Company returns from a big job
• Two teens arrested in shooting death of Fort Campbell soldier
• With OVC lead down to smallest of margins, Govs travel to SIU Edwardsville
• Newsome chosen to NFF Hampshire Society
• Lady Govs track and field set for OVC Outdoor Championships
• APSU students earn honorable mention at international math competition
• LETTER: Police need citizens help in fighting crime
• LETTER: Public workers should be glad they have jobs
• APSU students spend week in London with new study abroad program
• COLUMN: Politicizing the drone debate
• COLUMN: Ignoring the best, celebrating the least
• Strays in after-hours limbo in Montgomery County
• Montgomery County pay plan's cost mulled
• Boaters urged to be cautious near Clarksville Marina construction
• Man threatens three people with butcher knife
• Hendersonville man charged in Clarksville rape, kidnapping case
• LETTER: Careless drivers make Clarksville roadways unsafe
• Arizas head home for Colombia Olympic Soccer tryouts
• APSU history honor society publishes second issue of scholarly journal
• EDITORIAL: Crosswalks long overdue and welcome
• Combs resigns as APSU assistant to become head coach at Martin Methodist
• APSU students part of new service learning program for international projects
• Govs Bass Tournament set to drop anchor May 12
• Paradise Hill Road closure
• Edgehill Drive closed
• Spring Fling at Dunbar Cave State Park
• Montgomery County Schools present balanced budget
• Legislature adjourns, OKs Clarksville charter revisions
• Man found dead Sunday remembered as kind-hearted and prone to offer favors
• Welcome center gets new look, new technology
• EDITORIAL: Evaluate, improve festival
• APSU employees announce their professional achievements
• New employees hires for April 2012
• APSU geosciences student headed to Iowa this summer for coveted NSF program
• Budget Committee considers the costs of pay raises
• Planning commissioner at the center of staffer's complaint
• Brewer named adidas® OVC Pitcher of Week.
• Hazardous weather, thunderstorms forecast for Montgomery County
• Toney's one-hit effort leads to adidas OVC Pitcher of the Week honors
• Montgomery County Drug Task Force collects nearly 150 pounds of medicine
• 'God thing' factored in plane crash
• Four charged in county shop theft
• Houston County man charged in theft
• Underage drinking focus of coalition
• Support buzzing for Jesse Singleton
• Paradise Hill Road Closure
• APSU School of Nursing a partner with local center in diabetes management
• Weekend in photos
• Lady Govs sweep Gamecocks behind Davidson's grand slam
• Worthington pledges to push for continued improvement as Montgomery County schools director
• Govs unable to solve JSU's Rivers, lose first OVC series since 2010
• FINAL: Jacksonville State 8, Austin Peay 2
• Man found dead in car on Victory Road
• COLUMN: Dumbing down the American Dream
• Covington Plumbing adds new franchise
• Clarksville Solar Center receives LEED certification
• Wedding: Amy Palmer & Jeffrey Garcia
• Engagement: Molly Ellis & Austin Davidson
• Lady Govs sweep Gamecocks on Senior Day
• Volunteers dedicate time, effort in battle against Alzheimer's
• Gamecocks swamp Govs, 17-2, to level OVC series
• City hosts military families at Heritage Park
• Bradley takes medalist honors, Golf Govs finish second
• Eyewitnesses see nothing at club shooting
• Suspect identified in shoplifting, assault
• Toney terrific as Govs take down Gamecocks in OVC opener
• Post, city, county honor fallen warriors
• Early lead gone, Golf Govs will play catch up in final round
• New deputies bring added costs to Montgomery County Sheriff's budget
• APSU hosting arts and music program May 1 for local youngsters
• Dr. Mark Green visits Congress to discuss health care
• Williamson Co. school board member says 'Buttle Opener' is harmless gimmick
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• Rivers & Spires director takes a deep breath
• Lady Govs, three seniors close out home schedule hosting Jacksonville State
• APSU director has book published on federal grant regulations
• APSU provost named in national Complete College America report
• Military, veteran graduate recognition coin ceremony May 2 for APSU spring grads
• Deadline for Rivers & Spires photo contest entries is 5 p.m.
• Montgomery County Weather Alert System Relocation
• Titans select Baylor WR in 1st round of Draft
• Wreath-laying leads big week
• Korte highlights three All-OVC Golf Govs
• Track and Field wins the Showdown on the Cumberland
• League-leading Govs host rival and 2nd-place Jacksonville State in key OVC series
• Eight-under par has Golf Govs early leader at OVC Tournament
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office investigator wins State Award
• Clarksville theft suspect caught on video
• Green Certification Ceremony
• Doggie Palooza- A Celebration of all things Dog!
• Ann Clem to receive national top volunteer honor
• Brewer, Cozart lead Lady Govs to split with Evansville
• Valleybrook Park playgrounds reopens
• Preliminary RichEllen Park design features eight ballparks
• Lady Govs track to host Showdown on the Cumberland
• APSU athletes participate in Plant the Campus Red
• Impressive season rides on OVC Men’s Golf Championships, Thursday
• Old APSU college friends reunite after 70 years
• Old APSU college friends reunite after 70 years
• APSU School of Nursing repeats success of 100 percent pass rate on NCLEX licensure test
• APSU School of Nursing repeats success of 100 percent pass rate on NCLEX licensure test
• Two Govs share final OVC Golfer of the Week award
• Govs baseball contest at Western Kentucky cancelled
• APSU honors exemplary professors during annual awards ceremony
• Govs all-round effort leads to win at Tennessee
• Lady Govs close out non-conference slate at Evansville
• Clarksville IT department to roll out new website
• Montgomery County School Board reviews projected loss of federal dollars
• Finance Committee approves new interlocal agreement for Airport Authority bookkeeping
• Lady Govs golf finishes fifth at OVC championships
• APSU awards 2 top student honors at 2012 Honors and Awards Day ceremony
• US new-home sales off 7 percent in March
• APSU employees showcase presentations, appointments and other accomplishments
• News briefs from around Tennessee
• APSU to graduate record 1,000-plus students May 4
• North Stewart water plant gets 'big hole' start
• Child shot by sibling
• Small plane crashes in Houston Co., three injured
• Stewart Co. rebids NextGen
• APNewsbreak: House GOP rejects vote on guns bill
• Dispatch Division requests six new dispatchers in first day of budget hearings
• Montgomery County Budget Committee eyes land near parks
• Clarksville saturation patrol results in 64 charges
• Govs travel to Tennessee, Western Kentucky for midweek affairs
• Bailey, Tomic, Bachman earn Austin Peay highest athletics honors
• Lady Govs golf still in 5th after Day 2 of OVC championships
• Govs Harper earns 2nd adidas OVC weekly honor
• APSU B.F.A students present senior exhibition, "Identify," at Trahern Gallery
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Integrity means more than titles
• APSU Wind Ensemble concert to include performance of "Star Wars" film score
• Rivers & Spires weekend
• Ho hum: Obama on brink of his party's nomination
• Romney on spending: Guns over butter
• Lady Govs Bond named to OVC All-Newcomer team
• Lady Govs can't corral Racers in doubleheader loss
• Clarksville housing market still ahead of nation
• Lady Govs in fifth after Day 1 of OVC golf championship
• West Creek High opens 2012 area prom season
• Delgado throws complete game, Govs post 18 runs to down Eastern Kentucky
• Bradley and Iten tie for third, Golf Govs finish second
• Water outage, street closure planned downtown Tuesday
• Tomic, Lady Govs eliminated at OVC Tennis Tournament
• Wedding: Bobby Darnell Sr. & Wanda McDonald
• Engagement: Audra Morris & Jim Langley, Jr.
• Engagement: Kristy Stanislav & Josh Dye
• Govs defense falters in 7-6 loss to Eastern Kentucky, Saturday
• Sights and sounds of Rivers & Spires
• Final group familiarity for Golf Govs at Ball State
• Despite cold, festival-goers come out for Rivers & Spires
• Ryan's homer in eighth powers Lady Govs past Racers
• Tennessee reps wrapped up in cybersecurity bills
• Warrior Week coming, with events for military families
• EKU upsets Tennis Govs at OVC Tournament
• Veteran bike tour stops at Patriot Park in Clarksville
• Lady Govs golfers set for OVC championship this weekend
• D-Day 101st veteran beaten, wife killed in Tulsa robbery
• Rivers & Spires hungry for Saturday comeback
• COLUMN: The paradox of mobility in America
• Tennis Govs face EKU in OVC tournament, Saturday
• Saturday’s start time changed for Lady Govs at Murray State softball
• Clarksville schools kick off TCAP with rallies, parades
• Rain won't dampen hopes of Clarksville Rivers & Spires Festival
• Clarksville festival-goers enjoy 'beer 101'
• Clarksville shoplifter strikes manager with car during getaway
• Freshmen power Lady Govs tennis to OVC tournament win
• Harper drives in four as Govs hang on to down Colonels, Friday
• I-24 north loop of Nashville closed this weekend
• APSU service learning class helps develop bilingual directory for local Hispanic community
• COLUMN: Live life to the fullest
• Six-player event prepares Golf Govs for OVC tournament
• COLUMN: Progressivism the new communism?
• APSU Military Center coordinator receives Patriot Award
• LETTER: Teachers have much influence on the children as they grow
• Montgomery County Budget Committee to make cuts next week
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Planning Commission selects new director
• Rematch with EIU opens Lady Govs tennis OVC title bid
• Bailey named OVC Player of the Year; four Tennis Govs named All-OVC
• Tomic and Carre named first-team All-OVC
• First-Place Govs, second-place Colonels square off in key OVC battle
• Clarksville Police seek shooting suspect
• APSU celebrates National Poetry Month with free reading by renowned poets
• Rossview Elementary to unveil new walking track
• Musick becomes fourth Lady Govs soccer signee
• Clarksville's 3-day Rivers & Spires starts today
• APSU student to help excavate ancient Greek town this summer
• Afghanistan trophy photos roil Pentagon
• News briefs from around Tennessee
• 101st Assn. asking for help for D-Day veteran
• Chi Omega celebrating 40th anniversary at APSU
• School Board Selects Worthington as Next Director of Schools
• Govs unable to halt Blue Raiders charge, fall 10-7, Wednesday
• FINAL: Middle Tennessee State 10, Austin Peay 7
• Wreck on Tiny Town Road kills 22-year-old
• Rawls homicide puts 5th Group in spotlight
• Big innings back solid pitching in Lady Govs sweep of Alabama A&M
• Festival of Nations
• Local product Ross to join Lady Govs track and field
• Basketball Govs add combo guard Lynch to 2012-13 recruiting class
• Pat Summitt era ending for Tennessee women's basketball
• Lady Govs volleyball adds Adams, Strother to 2012 roster
• APSU receives financial gift from Florim USA to award scholarships to 2 students
• News briefs from around Tennessee
• Reagan Giving Circle at APSU to have 1st award luncheon
• 'Don't Say Gay' bill advances in the House
• Applications sought for June Science and Math Academy at APSU
• Screaming Eagle Trail set to launch
• More home apple growers consider going organic
• Govs begin six-game road trip at Middle Tennessee, Wednesady
• Lady Govs renew rivalry with Alabama A&M
• Focal point of Academy Award-winning documentary transferring to APSU to play football
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools need volunteers for TCAP testing
• Cut to TN gift tax urged
• First lady's visit to Nashville today brings excitement
• Man returns fire after men shoot for no reason in Clarksville
• First Hope Pregnancy Center in Clarksville Ride for Life draws 120 bikers
• Two from Fort Campbell selected for Warrior Games
• Clarksville awarded grants to help fund Smith-Trahern Mansion restoration plan
• Daniels returns home to add Symantha Norton to 2012 class
• Focal point of Academy Award-winning documentary transferring to APSU to play football
• Provost Lecture Series: Songs of War
• Stewart County E911 poised to get Next Gen
• Houston Co. 911 chief resigns
• APSU Area of Dance recognized at regional dance festival
• Army tightens rules on hair, tattoos, makeup
• APSU cheer squad wins 5th in national contest
• News briefs from around Tennessee
• Tennessee weekly gas price update, outlook
• Tennis Govs lock up No. 2 OVC seed with win
• Weekend in photos
• Lady Govs tennis drops regular-season finale
• Houston County 911 chief resigns
• SEMO scores late to beat Lady Govs in series finale
• Cardiac Govs strike again, down Murray State in walk-off fashion, Sunday
• Clarksville woman charged with DUI with 1-year-old in car
• Lincoln/Reagan Day Dinner coming this month to Clarksville Country Club
• Midwest tornadoes: 5 dead, 29 injured in Okla.
• Two women hurt in early-morning Clarksville wreck
• Carre highlights Lady Govs loss at EKU
• Engagement: Elizabeth Worthington & Tanner Shamblin
• Bailey, Tennis Govs win at EKU
• Students study farming tech in Montgomery County
• Saturdays are for soccer in Clarksville
• Saturdays are for soccer in Clarksville
• Fort Campbell murder suspect shoots himself in Georgia
• Lady Govs fall twice to SEMO
• Childress' walk-off blast catapults Govs to 9-8 victory against Murray State, Saturday
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• FINAL: Austin Peay 9, Murray State 8
• Three Clarksville burglars steal toiletries, fruit from visually impaired man
• SPORTS ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Govs suffer error-prone outing, fall to Murray State
• Lady Govs look to end skid versus SEMO
• Kirksey bests steeplechase mark at Sea Ray Relays
• Congressmen visit Clarksville to celebrate incoming vets' nursing home
• FINAL: Murray St.ate 13, Austin Peay 7
• Final candidate for Director of Schools hopes to be a 'servant-leader' for school system
• APSU cheer squad finishes fifth nationally in its division
• Lady Govs tennis wraps OVC regular season
• Final OVC weekend challenges Tennis Govs
• COLUMN: Just one more chance
• Finally! Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt get engaged
• COLUMN: Why Republicans need a war on religion
• COLUMN: Democratic spin machine hoodwinks
• Edelweiss Club scholarship awarded to APSU student
• Clarksville Police find blood inside unoccupied house
• Fort Campbell soldiers volunteer at Bel Air Park
• Nashville police: 1 man, 9 hours, 12 charges
• Defending America, then inspiring her
• Odierno says cuts to be minimal to Fort Campbell
• 'Strike' soldier awarded Distinguished Service Cross
• Lady Govs edged by Skyhawks in eight innings, 1-0
• Fourth Montgomery County Schools director candidate pledges to be a 'truth teller'
• Clarksville strawberry fields covered from freeze
• Govs host 'Breds in key OVC matchup
• Lady Govs track and field head to Sea Ray Relays
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• American Sociological Association president to speak at APSU
• APSU's Gateway Chamber Orchestra presents world premiere of famed composer's work
• Get Downtown April 19 to kick off the 10th Birthday of Rivers & Spires
• Govs charge past Blue Raiders, 10-3, Wednesday
• Chick-fil-A to open new restaurant in St. Bethlehem
• Third schools director candidate looks to build relationships in Montgomery County
• Lady Govs face Skyhawks to open key OVC weekend
• Cornea picks up OVC Player of the Week honor
• Bailey gets second OVC weekly award
• Korte tabbed OVC co-Golfer of the Week
• APSU communication professor receives Harold Love Award
• APSU alumna inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Academic Hall of Fame
• Freeze Warning in effect early Thursday morning
• Children's Memorial Garden event to remember child homicide victims
• Jones hopes to refresh schools
• Positivity permeates School Board meeting
• New strategy to help Afghans go it alone
• Santorum's exit shifts campaign to fall battle
• BCT troops attend 'Air Drop University'
• Tennessee Tech authors comeback to down Tennis Govs
• Lady Govs swept by Lipscomb
• Govs begin four game homestand, host in-state rival Middle Tennessee, Wednesday
• Korte second, Govs finish third at Mizzou
• Three APSU students earn NSF scholarships for field study course in New Mexico
• Santorum suspends Republican presidential campaign
• APSU employees report various accomplishments in their fields
• APSU students elected to SGA positions for 2012-13
• APSU University Choir and Chamber Singers to perform music of British Isles April 20
• APSU now an Apple Authorized Training Center for Education
• Provost Lecture Series: Discussing sculpture collection at Nashville Parthenon
• Korte has Golf Govs in third at Mizzou tourney
• Texas Casual Grill opens in Clarksville near Exit 1
• Texas Casual Grill opens in Clarksville near Exit 1
• Tough OVC stretch for Tennis Govs starts Tuesday at TTU
• Lady Govs open busy week at Lipscomb
• New employee hires for March 2012
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Haslam plan on budget improved
• Two killed in one-vehicle crash
• Questions cloud red-light camera issue
• COLUMN: Minority journalists reinvent themselves
• Rivers & Spires Bringing Fireworks To Its 10 Year Celebration
• The Clarksville Greyhounds Youth Football and Cheerleading Registration
• The weekend in photos
• Clarksville Police drop pads for ticket printers
• Another strong field awaits Golf Govs at Mizzou tournament
• Browning retraces her spiritual rebirth
• Egg hunt a hit with kids
• Scouts 'meat' challenge with fundraiser
• Tomic wins 17th-straight, Lady Govs tennis downs JSU
• Singles matches fuel Tennis Govs comeback win against JSU
• R&R Massage Bar open in Governor's Square
• Campbell's school record highlights APSU Invitational
• Govs split weekend pair at Eastern Illinois
• Lady Govs golf slips to ninth in final EKU Colonel Classic standings
• Christians, too, struggle with question of salvation
• People can easily hop to Easter fun all over town
• First home track and field meet set for Saturday
• Govs battle back to tie Eastern Illinois in game suspended due to darkness
• Beard's performance lifts Lady Govs in fifth-place tie at EKU
• POW/MIA flags finally flying right in Clarksville, Montgomery Co.
• Tennis Govs shutout Tennessee State
• Lady Govs tennis downs TSU
• People can easily hop to Easter fun all over town
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• A 'Good Friday' Troop Return
• PHOTO GALLERY: Good Friday troop return
• White team outlasts Red team in APSU Spring game
• Windie Perry gets 20 years, Elizabeth 8 in Clarksville child torture case
• Chamber stumps for Patriot Park statues in Clarksville
• Final home matches set for Tomic and Lady Govs tennis
• Strike soldier to be awarded Distinguished Service Cross
• Govs tennis host TSU, Friday
• Windie Perry gets 20 years, Elizabeth 8 in Clarksville child torture case
• Warrior Transition Battalion Soldier receives Bronze Star
• Lady Govs golf to play in second tourney of week
• Govs-Eastern Illinois contest, Thursday, postponed
• Panera Bread likely rising in Clarksville
• VIDEO: Six foods you should never feed your dog
• Lady Govs drop doubleheader to OVC leading Skyhawks
• Panera Bread likely rising in Clarksville
• Driver blacks out, three trucks wreck in Clarksville
• Panera Bread likely rising in Clarksville
• Tennis Govs hit OVC trail to Tennessee Tech
• Easter weekend looking cooler
• Red-White game set for Thursday night
• Govs put six-game OVC win streak on the line with visit to Eastern Illinois
• Austin Peay-UT Martin softball games on TV
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Scopes trial rerun for state?
• Mumford earns OVC weekly golf honor
• APSU awards inaugural CSM Walker Award to ROTC cadet
• Five finalists to interview for Montgomery County schools director
• 'Building Businesses' workshop series to be held at APSU
• Govs unable to find timely hits in loss to Belmont
• Windie and Elizabeth Perry to be sentenced
• 101st Airborne's 2nd BCT staff meets combat physical standards ahead of deployment
• Several chamber events planned for month of April
• First round of budget hearings brings fuel to the fore
• Mumford cards first hole-in-one, finishes tied for fifth at Belmont
• Four Govs in Top 20, team finishes 2nd at ASU Red Wolf tourney
• APSU physics students building 'green' race car
• Surging Lady Govs host OVC leading Skyhawks
• 101st Airborne's 2nd BCT staff meets combat physical standards ahead of deployment
• Woman, 80, lands plane after pilot passes out
• Foundation helps Eston breathe easy
• Golf Govs lead after Day One at ASU Red Wolf Intercollegiate
• Montgomery County Commission considers school construction
• Lady Govs golf in fifth place after first day of Belmont tourney
• Cops: 7 dead, 3 hurt in Christian school shooting
• Blackburn notes concerns about funding for higher ed during visit at APSU
• Govs put win streak on the line, face Belmont Tuesday
• Childress named adidas® OVC Co-Player of the Week
• GUEST EDITORIAL: End state estate and gift taxes
• Building fire brings arson charges
• The weekend in photos
• 2 APSU students earn prestigious Goldwater Scholarships
• Time to bounce back for Golf Govs at Arkansas State tourney
• Govs tennis falls to Troy, but downs SIU in Shootout finale
• Lady Govs golf heads to Nasvhille for early week tourney
• Lady Govs outlast rain, Eastern Kentucky for 3-2 win
• Govs use fifth-inning rally to complete sweep of Skyhawks
• Kentucky police plan for Monday basketball crowds
• More animals finding homes in Montgomery County
• Lady Govs overcome heartbreaker to earn split at EKU
• Farbic Outlet undergoes renovation in Clarksville
• Kentucky reaches title game by beating Louisville 69-61
• Wet kids equal happy faces
• Govs blank Skyhawks, 4-0, Saturday
• Tennis Govs fall to MTSU in Sun Belt Shootout
• FINAL: Austin Peay 4, UT Martin 0
• Govs use home run barrage to ground Skyhawks
• Chocolate Lab saves owner trapped by fallen tree in Clarksville
• Lady Govs hit the road for OVC series at Eastern Kentucky
• Outdoor track and field runs at Ole Miss, Saturday
• Chocolate Lab a hero after owner suffers life-threatening injuries from a fallen tree
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• Provost Lecture Series: Showcasing design work
• Artist, retiring professor Diehr to be honored at April 5 salon event
• 'Red Badge' brings Civil War to the stage at Roxy
• Four from Conroy, Marable & Holleman attend convention in New Orleans
• COLUMN: Obama would be unleashed
• COLUMN: Health care verdict will be a close call
• Bikers Who Care host big event celebrating passage of legislation
• Despite doubles win, Lady Govs tennis falls to Racers
• Lady Govs beat TSU behind Brewer's shutout, 10 k's
• Govs host Skyhawks to open home portion of OVC slate
• Students rally in memory of Trayvon Martin at Austin Peay State University
• Mayor announces reopening of boat ramp at Liberty Park
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Saints not living up to name
• Nashville shopping mall reopens after shutdown
• Best Buy to cut costs and close stores
• Fort Campbell basketball 'Snipers' on target
• Sun Belt Shootout will give Govs OVC tourney feel
• APSU administrator named American Council on Education Fellow
• Congressman Phil Roe to be guest speaker at APSU
• Lady Govs end conference home stand with TSU
• Award-winning poet Kallet to read at APSU on April 2
• Leaf-Chronicle launches Facebook Timeline
• APSU students inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda nontraditional honor society
• APSU to hold 1st Pre-Professional Health Fair
• APSU physics student builds spectrometer for observatory
• Govs down Alabama A&M, 19-4, Tuesday
• Road construction to improve intersection
• Austin Peay tennis picked up OVC wins against EIU, Tuesday
• Cowboy rides for cancer
• FINAL: Austin Peay 19, Alabama A&M 4
• Opportunity lost for Golf Govs at UALR First Tee Classic
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Court video could have helped us understand
• 4 clouded leopard cubs born at Nashville Zoo
• APSU to host Great STEM Challenge Exposition on April 3
• Community Nonprofit Leadership Conference to be held at APSU
• Tenn. has Stand Your Ground self-defense law
• APSU to hold scholarly weekend with 2 events
• Clarksville/Fort Campbell marriage remains strong
• Golf govs in fourth with 18 holes to play at UALR Classic
• Charter commission OKs document, sends to Clarksville City Council
• Update, 9:30 p.m.: Man shot multiple times on Cobalt Drive in Clarksville
• Lady Govs golf moves up in standings after improved final round
• Tennis Govs host EIU, Tuesday
• OVC play continues for Lady Govs tennis
• Govs baseball to host Alabama A&M, Tuesday
• APSU student to study physics at Louvre in Paris this summer
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Don't close records on teachers
• Stewart's volunteers honored
• Half of senior NCOs to face separation boards
• Wife defends US soldier accused in Afghan rampage
• APSU student Gray presents "Triple Threats" art exhibit at Gallery 108
• Lady Govs golf in 13th after Day One of Saluki Invitational
• Lady Govs tennis drops OVC match at UT Martin
• Tennessee post took Kentucky's name
• Govs rally to down Redhawks, Sunday, to complete OVC series sweep
• Academy raises funds with good food and fun
• Golf Govs tee off UALR Collegiate, Monday
• Lady Govs win 7-3, take series over Morehead State
• Army camp began in prosperity, heartbreak
• River Queen pageant precursor to Miss Tennessee USA contest
• Campbell sets another school record at Vandy
• Seventh inning walk-off earns Lady Govs spilt with Eagles
• Strong finish gives Lady Govs tennis win against SEMO
• Govs rely on another quality pitching outing in 5-2 win at Southeast Missouri
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
• Lady Govs golf set to play in first spring tournament at SIU
• Football Govs set for second scrimmage, Sunday
• Furniture Connection opening big regional distribution center in Clarksville next week
• Quick earns 2nd win, Govs down Redhawks in OVC opener
• 'The Hunger Games' from a fan's perspective
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• Football Govs add local product Ragsdale to recruiting class
• Lady Govs tennis set to play home match against SEMO, Saturday
• Provost Lecture Series: Exploring medieval Hungary
• LETTER: People lack knowledge for Bible, science links
• Lady Govs host Morehead State for OVC series
• COLUMN: Food police taken to a new level
• Star elevates uneven 'Hunger Games'
• Daughter of soldier to get a new 'best friend'
• Bartee, Graham join Planters Bank commercial division
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Vandy meet next for Lady Govs outdoor track and field
• Govs 27-game OVC run begins Friday at Southeast Missouri
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Voter ID could shift to state
• Daughter of soldier to receive new 'best friend'
• Little Scholars educates 'outside the box'
• APSU History Department helps remember War of 1812 at local conference
• Lady Govs drop two at Tennessee State
• Six-run Hilltopper inning dooms Govs, Wednesday
• Fort Campbell Air Defense Artillery uses '.50 caliber on steroids'
• LETTER: Belief in God, evolution ought to be compatible
• Spending freeze meant to shore up savings
• Bailey named OVC Player of the Week
• Tomic earns OVC weekly award
• Army examining mental health programs
• GUEST EDITORIAL: No need to restrict school data
• APSU Women's and Gender Studies program presents "The Vagina Monologues" March 27 & 28
• Bin Laden obsessed with media
• TN lawmakers move to cloak teacher ratings
• Hudson, Hankins team up to catapult Govs past Bisons
• Romney overwhelms Santorum in Illinois
• West Creek hosts Step and Dance Crew
• Lady Govs tennis unable to tame Blue Raiders
• Lady Govs face TSU in midweek OVC twin bill
• APSU plans activities as part of Disability Awareness Month throughout April 2012
• APSU employees announce various accomplishments
• New APSU exhibit "More Cowbell" presents best of student work
• Spring arrives today, after Clarksville's winter that wasn't
• Govs begin final run-up to OVC opener with two midweek outings
• Blue Raiders next for Lady Govs tennis
• 'Currashees' get 'Hooah' for a day at Fort Campbell
• March 23 Asanbe Diversity Symposium to feature acclaimed author George Estreich
• Hwy. 13 wreck claims one, injures two
• Video and photos from the weekend
• Video and photos from the weekend
• Sportsfest brings hundreds to APSU
• Blackhorse has 20th birthday
• Lady Govs rally around Bolda's complete game
• Offense gears up in Govs' first football scrimmage
• Govs eighth-inning rally falls short in loss at Ohio State, Sunday
• Pregnant Clarksville woman and man admit to smoking marijuana around infant
• Tomic wins 11th-straight, Lady Govs win OVC opener
• Tennis Govs win second-straight OVC match
• Music spans generations at Fiddler's Championships in Clarksville
• Erin: 50 years of Irish pride
• Lady Govs see SIUE pull away late in OVC loss
• Govs five-run 10th ends losing streak at Ohio State
• Today's complete newspaper online
• Police chief proud of officers in Clarksville shooting
• Govs fall to Buckeyes' walk-off in 13th
• Tennis Govs race past Murray State
• Fort Campbell 5th Group soldier charged in Clarksville shooting
• Memphis Central too much, drops Wildcats from state tourney
• Pat Summitt: 'She's a friend for life'
• Lady Govs travel to SIUE for first OVC road trip
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• 'Pink slime' sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• Interfraternity Council receives awards
• CMCSS Kindergarten Roundups Scheduled
• Safe School Lockdowns Held at Two High Schools
• Govs head to Buckeye State for final non-conference tune-up
• Clarksville standoff: Trail of blood ends in ambush
• Clarksville's Doughboy gets a hand, rifle
• Bi-County Waste making deal to haul Franklin's garbage
• Mayor McMillan's statement on Clarksville shooting standoff
• OVC opener for Tennis Govs, Friday, against Racers
• North Clarksville shooting turns into homicide case, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation called in
• Psychologist known for work in diversity relations to speak at APSU
• Provost Lecture Series: Insight on life of a performing artist
• Severe thunderstorm watch continues until 9 p.m.
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Graduates struggle to pay loans
• Jason Marsalis to headline 51st Mid-South Jazz Festival at APSU
• Fewer seek US unemployment aid, tying a 4-year low
• Strong storms today could include hail, damaging winds
• Govs unable to withstand early Purple Aces run
• Renovations booming outside, inside museum
• CHS shrugs off shaky start to advance to state semifinals
• Clarksville Police seek iPad thief
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Compromise on firearms legislation
• APSU Symphony to perform classical masterworks during free March 18 concert
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Compromise on firearms legislation
• Analysis: Romney losses show disgruntled GOP base
• Govs fall to Memphis' come-from-behind effort
• H&R Block ‘Going for Green’ in Clarksville with Free Second Look Events
• United Way makes strides
• Students reap benefit of Clarksville water slowdown
• AUSA membership drive under way
• Uninspired finish lands Golf Govs in fourth
• AUSA membership drive under way
• Students reap benefit of Clarksville water slowdown
• 18th Annual Governors Bass Tourney set for May 12th
• Summitt matched with alma mater in opening round
• APSU golf third after first day at Pauma Valley
• Clarksville Blueways taking shape on paper
• Clarksville Blueways taking shape on paper
• Football Govs to open spring practice, Tuesday
• Rossview High students get preview of Pass & Go awards
• Govs seek to maintain momentum during midweek outings
• Romney: Alleged gunman in Afghan deaths 'deranged'
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Was Naifeh correct on income tax?
• Houston County trying to buy Erin hospital
• Police clear Nashville plaza, but no Occupy arrest
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by American
• Foster payments go awry
• AACC at APSU to hold Purses and Pleasantries fundraiser
• Bachman's walk-off single sends Govs past Red Wolves in 11 innings
• Heartbreak again, Lady Govs lose in 11
• Titans owner: '(Manning) is the one I want'
• Golf Govs ready for Triumph at Pauma Valley
• Kirksey's school record highlights Coastal Carolina Invite for Lady Govs
• Lady Govs lose two nailbiters to Tennessee Tech
• Local girls celebrate Scouts' 100th year
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Karak clinches Lady Govs tennis win
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Special ed funding dips even as Clarksville numbers grow
• Govs swamped by Flyers seven-run inning
• Govs late inning magic runs dry in loss to Northern Illinois
• Clarksville marina set to open in mid-June
• Clarksville High girls fall short, lose to Science Hill in state semifinal
• Outdoor track and field opens at Coastal Carolina
• Basketball Govs to participate in 2012 Cancun Challenge
• Lady Govs host Tennessee Tech to open OVC play
• George Powell is 2012 Lord High Mayor for Irish Celebration
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us for week
• Afghanistan, US sign deal on prison handover
• Banking bowlers raise big bucks for sake of Clarksville kids
• Tennis Govs come up short against No. 42 South Alabama
• Tomic wins, Lady Govs fall at South Alabama
• Bankers roll for big bucks
• Houston County woman accused of raping boy
• Riverview Challenge start times pushed back
• APSU's Degree Compass a finalist for prestigious IMS Global award
• Chamber of Commerce March events
• APSU to have Spring AP Debate Forum on March 19
• Govs host Riverview Inn Challenge this weekend
• EDITORIAL: Manning exits Colts with class
• Lady Wildcats capture 1st state tournament win
• LIVE BLOG: Lady Wildcats v. Memphis Central 10 a.m.
• 6 WWII vets in Tennessee to be honored by France
• CHS Assistant Principal Selected
• Barkers Mill students meet Clarksville author, write own books
• GUEST EDITORIAL: TBI records still need to be open
• Korte picks up second OVC Golfer of the Week honor
• March 12 salon to discuss "Faces of Valor" book honoring county's armed services veterans
• APSU student newspaper named among top 5 in southeast; student staff garner awards
• Santorum super PAC calls for Gingrich to drop out
• Woman evicted from Clarksville apartment she never rented
• Lady Govs see #8 Oklahoma pull away late
• Lady Govs tennis win doubles point, but drop match at Troy
• Three-set matches cost Govs at Troy
• Santorum beats Romney in Tennessee GOP primary
• Santorum hailed as 'one of us' by Montgomery County voters
• Austin Peay pitching stymies Alabama A&M
• Korte and Govs finish second at Samford Intercollegiate
• Lady Govs outduels Belmont in dual match
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Pipelines, gas prices and politics
• APSU's Sitton retires after 14 years of leading TECTA
• Woodward Library Society sets spring event
• Springfield woman arrested on 100 prescription drug-related charges
• New employee hires for February 2012
• Lady Govs face nationally-ranked Oklahoma
• Baseball season kicks off with safe driving lessons
• Scam surfaces in Cumberland City
• Second-round play suspended, Golf Govs in fifth
• APSU tennis goes south for Spring Break
• Govs travel to Alabama A&M, Tuesday, for season's first midweek outing
• deCastro earns OVC pitching honor for second straight week
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Bipartisan efforts on right track
• Lady Govs track and field add three for 2012-13
• Paper artist Hiebert to visit APSU March 13-16
• This time, glory goes to Summitt
• The weekend in photos
• Lady Govs win consolation game over Ramblers
• Bachman's two home runs spark Govs past Zips
• Ovation Awards: Former Clarksville professor honored during arts ceremony
• Campbell and Grey close Indoor season at Notre Dame
• Lady Govs in consolation game after extra-inning loss
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Green business program brings 'new culture' to Clarksville area
• Hankins' walk-off hit pushes Govs past Hawkeyes in extra innings
• Hanley named to OVC al-tourney team
• Corlew project focusing on comfort of customers
• Needmore crash hospitalizes four teenagers
• FINAL: Austin Peay 4, Iowa 3 (10 inn.)
• Neely, deCastro lift Lady Govs to split in Tulsa
• Assistant Principal Announced for New Carmel Elementary
• Govs take advantage of Penguins bullpen in 8-2 victory
• Defense Secretary takes stock of Fort Campbell
• LETTER: Only Romney can beat Obama for presidency
• High winds rip roof from mobile home
• Jason Palermo hired as Govs new offensive line coach
• Govs Friday baseball moved to 6 p.m. start
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us this week
• Tornado watch lifted in Montgomery County; flash flood watch still in effect
• Provost Lecture Series: Earth's atmosphere a major nuisance in astronomy
• March 28 Library Athenaeum to discuss friendship and works of French Composers
• Back-over deaths devastate families
• Lady Govs head west for final in-season tournament
• Clarksville in the weather 'bullseye'
• Dual match starts spring for Golf Govs
• Govs return home, host Riverview Inn Classic this weekend
• Panetta says protests won't change US commitment
• Bussbarger scores career-best 29, Lady Govs fall to Racers in OVC Tourney
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Link scores, school results
• APSU students competing in CFA Institute Research Challenge
• FINAL: Murray State Racers 90, Austin Peay Lady Govs 73
• Santorum downplays dearth of Tenn. endorsements
• APSU political science professor to conduct Young Women's Leadership Symposium
• Injury wreck halts traffic on Ashland City Road
• Survey teams to evaluate Tenn. storm damage
• Govs blow late lead, fall to Jacksonville State in OVC tourney
• Secretary of Defense Panetta to stop at Fort Campbell on Friday
• Lady Govs-Murray State rivalry returns to Municipal Auditorium, Thursday
• Hanley's career-high 38 points leads Lady Govs past Morehead State in double overtime
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Title IX raised bar in women's athletics
• Governors set to face Jacksonville State in first-round OVC tourney matchup
• Tennessee artist Olen Bryant to be honored at Sunday's CECA Ovation Awards
• OVC Basketball Tournament festivities gearing up for APSU fans
• APSU's online gallery launches new "From Here" exhibit
• Lady Govs face Morehead State in OVC tourney’s opening game
• APSU Scholarship Raffle ticketholder wins $20,000
• Hanley becomes 9th Lady Gov to earn First-Team All-OVC honors
• Fraley overcomes concussion to earn second-team All-OVC
• APSU faculty and staff note their achievements
• New Starbucks opens inside APSU library
• Provost Lecture Series: Chemistry professor's analysis of iPad use in class
• Mott brings impressive credentials as new APSU volleyball coach
• Gingrich supporters hope TN visit boosts prospects
• Lady Govs' deCastro named OVC co-Pitcher of Week
• Lawrence named OVC co-Freshman of the Week
• Poet and father to discuss parenthood and Down syndrome at Asanbe Diversity Symposium
• Students shot in Ohio school; suspect in custody
• 'Artist' wins best picture Oscar; Streep honored as best acrtress
• The weekend in photos
• Plummer, 82, becomes oldest Oscar winner
• Govs fall to Georgia State, 9-7, in series finale
• Indoor Track and Field falls to seventh at OVC Championships
• Lipscomb no match for Lady Govs tennis
• Tennis Govs trounce Lipscomb
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Clarksville researcher overcomes roadblocks in genealogy
• Edmundson scores 25 to lead Govs past Redhawks, face Jacksonville State in OVC Tourney
• Lady Govs down Redhawks, now prepare for Morehead State
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Men's basketball vs. Southeast Missouri
• FINAL: Austin Peay Lady Govs 88, Southeast Missouri 84
• Diamond Govs rally in ninth to down Panthers
• Seven netted in New Providence prostitution sting
• Lady Govs tennis claims win against Belmont
• Campbell wins shot put, Lady Govs in second after Day One of OVC Indoor Championships
• Amazing comeback has Clarksville woman walking again
• Govs fall to Panthers home run barrage
• Govs hope to maintain late-season momentum in regular-season finale vs. SEMO
• Lady Govs, Redhawks to meet in OVC Tournament play-in contest
• 101st Airborne marks return to Fort Campbell with run
• EDITORIAL: Our cheers to you from us this week
• March 12 APSU concert to capture whimsy and freedom of childhood
• Governors bench UT Martin, 85-67
• Fort Campbell's Strike Brigade trains for advisory role in Afghanistan
• Hanley scores 20 but Lady Govs fall at UT Martin, Thursday
• Stewart County schools closed today, Monday
• Illness closes Stewart County schools Friday, Monday
• Lady Govs tennis ready for weekend matches
• Stewart County schools to close for illness
• EDITORIAL: Division has come home at long last
• OVC Indoor Track and Field Championships, Saturday, in Nashville
• Diamond Govs return to Atlanta, square off with Georgia State
• APSU's Shemberger to discuss journalism and sunshine laws at Library Athenaeum
• APSU Child Learning Center earns Gold Sneaker Award from Gov. Haslam
• Obama apologizes for Quran burning in Afghanistan
• Unemployment aid applications stay at 4-year low
• Davidson's walkoff gives Lady Govs sweep of Trevecca
• Governors need victory to guarantee OVC tourney appearance
• Lady Govs close out road slate at league-leading UT Martin, Thursday
• FREE Tennis Clinic set for Saturday
• EDITORIAL: Tennessee should fund benefits
• OVC announces basketball schedules for 2012-13
• Orchid Ensemble to bring ancient Chinese sounds to APSU March 1
• Feb. 26 concert to showcase Clarksville's newest semi-professional choir
• 'Don't Say Gay' amendment lets counselors field questions
• Final regular-season edition of Carrie Daniels Show, Wednesday
• Synthetic drugs targeted again in Oak Grove
• Lady Govs host Trevecca in home opener
• Justices will review racial preference for college
• Diamond Govs begin four-game road trip at Memphis, Wednesday
• Lady Govs Martinez named OVC Newcomer of the Week
• EDITORIAL: Determine sidewalk responsibility
• COLUMN: Liberal history month
• COLUMN: Santorum could take party down with him
• Arkadelphia Road water outage
• Angry Afghans rally over Quran disposal at US base
• Lady Govs split twinbill behind deCasto's shutout
• Jobs forum planned at Austin Peay State University Monday
• Loos Show returns Tuesday to the Blackhorse
• Teen dies of injuries from being hit by truck in Clarksville
• Harper nabs OVC's opening weekly baseball honor
• Donors across TN favor Romney
• EDITORIAL: NCLB waiver is a call to action
• Award-winning investigative journalist, social activist to speak at APSU
• The weekend in photos
• OSU Tune Up garners good results from Lady Govs indoor track and field
• Fort Campbell troops carried out integration order in Little Rock in 1957
• Tennis Govs fall at No. 71 Georgia State
• Lady Govs finally get chance to face Jackson State
• 16-year-old claims he was shot on Clarksville road
• Diamond Govs stymied by Illinois State, drop finale 10-1
• Surrender recreation set for today
• Fort Defiance keyed the fall of Clarksville
• Governors withstand Penguins threes to snap losing streak
• Buley, Martinez spark overtime burst, Lady Govs down Morehead State
• Diamond Govs win two tight contests against Illinois State, Saturday
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Men's basketball vs. Youngstown State
• Freshmen provide depth in Tennis Govs’ win at SIU
• Bachman's six RBI leads Govs to opening-day win against Illinois State
• Old OVC foe Youngstown State in town for BracketBusters contest
• Lady Govs face Morehead State in pivotal OVC match, Saturday
• Softball series at Jackson State delayed a day
• Provost Lecture Series: Geography prof's field work in Uganda
• Tennis Govs play at Southern Illinois, Friday
• Indoor Track and Field travels to Ohio State for final tune up
• APSU hosts annual guitar festival Feb. 20-21
• Diamond Govs open 73rd season, host Illinois State
• Three prominent local car dealers to be inducted into Red Coat Society
• Austin Peay basketball to be in West of OVC's new divisional format
• New Principal Named For Rossview Middle Beginning Next School Year
• Govs suffer fifth straight loss
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Men's basketball vs. Morehead State
• Professors writing 2-volume military, diplomatic history textbook
• APSU professors developing massive, two-volume military and diplomatic history textbook
• Govs look to snap streak as Morehead State comes to town
• Lady Govs Shelby Olszewski earns OVC's weekly freshman honor
• APSU Chamber Singers to tour west Tennessee this spring
• New play at APSU explores "End Days" following 9/11 tragedy
• Rivers And Spires Festival 2012
• Lady Govs win at Murray State, end losing streak
• Coaches Shows to be canceled this week
• APSU honor society plans "Big Reveal" to announce new nominees
• Provost Lecture Series: Art professor's residency in Tanzania
• List of top Grammy winners
• Lady Govs bats go quite in final day of classic
• Doubles costly in Tennis Govs loss to UAB
• Grey moves closer to APSU 800-meter record at SPIRE Invite
• Lady Govs travel to Murray State for Monday outing
• Tomic defeats second ranked opponent, Lady Govs tennis fall
• Grand slam powers Lady Govs to split at classic
• Racers hand Governors fourth straight defeat
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Boutique for bras and wigs opens up in Sango
• Flames rip through Clarksville zinc plant
• Govs tennis shuts down WKU
• Lady Govs open season at Kennesaw State Classic
• Grey to face NCAA’s best at SPIRE Invite
• Govs seek to regroup against No. 7 Murray State
• Southern Illinois visits Lady Govs tennis, Saturday
• Zinc dust fire causes heavy damage in Clarksville Industrial Park
• Women at war: Pentagon is easing its job limits
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in three decades
• Tennis Govs host Western Kentucky, Friday
• EDITORIAL: Clarksville gains power in House
• APSU Center of Excellence Winter Salon sets romantic tone for Valentine's Day
• APSU math students and faculty perform well at annual conference
• Tenn.'s 'Don't Say Gay' bill delayed in committee
• EDITORIAL: Let's rally to save cemetery
• Rossview Elementary students jump rope for cause
• IDB sweetens deal to lure Agero to Clarksville
• COLUMN: Disorder ruling in Egypt
• Reward offered in Tenn. eagle killings
• Wyatt-Johnson buys Clarksville Toyota dealership
• Leadership group from CMCSS tours Smith School
• COLUMN: Where Koman slipped
• Award-winning CBS News correspondent and author to speak Feb. 20 at APSU
• Austin Peay baseball picked first in preseason poll, four Govs named to preseason squad
• APSU receives $1.78M grant to build safe rooms in new student residence halls
• Veteran admissions employee tapped as APSU's new director
• APSU employees note their accomplishments, service
• Former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins to Read at APSU
• Belmont extends Govs losing streak to three
• Final four minutes prove unkind in Lady Govs loss to Tennessee Tech
• Clarksville's Kacie gets 2nd big date with Bachelor
• FINAL: Belmont 94, Austin Peay 55
• Inmate dies in Montgomery County Jail
• Inmate dies in Montgomery County Jail
• LETTER: Some drivers create dangerous situation by waving traffic on
• APSU music, theater and dance faculty collaborate on Stravinsky concert
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Back to square 1 on nuclear fuel
• Governor restores Consolidated School Health funding
• Apologies from NFL, NBC after M.I.A. flips bird
• Civil War 150th anniversary: Fort Henry began series of pivotal events
• Civil War 150th anniversary: Fort Henry began series of pivotal events
• Govs head to Nashville to face future OVC foe Belmont
• Nevada GOP machinery comes up wanting in caucuses
• Lady Govs, Golden Eagles renew rivalry
• Wife, alleged accomplice arrested in shooting death of Fort Campbell soldier
• Front Page Deli fans help iconic venue celebrate one last night
• Fort Campbell soldiers guests of Titans owner at Super Bowl
• Black history in need of saving at cemetery
• Hard luck Lady Govs tennis falls to UAB
• Track and Field finishes second at Saluki Invite
• Tomic wins third straight at Samford
• Ademovic and Tomic both ranked No. 1 in OVC tennis preview
• APSU announces recipients of 2012 Candlelight Ball awards during luncheon
• Saluki Invite next for Lady Govs track and field
• New APSU program brings arts and music activities to young children
• Provost Lecture Series: Discussing biofuel research
• Fraley's career-best 31-point effort not enough for Govs
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Men's basketball vs. Tennessee Tech
• Lady Govs golf picked for fifth in OVC
• Golf Govs picked to finish third in OVC preseason poll
• Lady Govs unable to ground Skyhawks
• Govs await Murphy, Golden Eagles for Thursday clash
• Colaner and Filippone make up 2012 class for Lady Govs soccer
• Football Govs improve athleticism wtih 12 signees
• APSU Breast Cancer Awareness 5K planned
• APSU professor awarded $75K state grant to study health of Red River Watershed
• Lady Govs host high-flying Skyhawks in rare Wednesday tilt
• Faculty, staff noted for several professional accomplishments
• APSU announces new employee hires for January 2012
• APSU recognized for alumni magazine, television commercial
• APSU to begin new Center for the Study of Military Life
• Alumni to share experiences with students at Career Networking Event
• Provost Lecture Series: Exploring redband darter
• Lady Govs fall at Southeast Missouri
• Tigers claw through Govs
• Former OVC foe Youngstown State coming to Clarksville for Feb. 18 BracketBusters contest
• New APSU exhibit examines connection between text and textiles
• APSU African American cultural center to host several Black History Month events
• Governors-Tigers rivalry moves to Nashville, Monday
• Lady Govs travel to Southeast Missouri, Monday
• Three school records highlight Niswonger Invite
• Governors pull away late to down UT Martin
• Tomic wins at Louisville, Lady Govs fall
• Lady Govs unable to overcome drought in loss to Tennessee State
• Live Blog: Austin Peay men's basketball vs. UT Martin
• Bailey, Haynes, Holt inducted into Austin Peay Athletics Hall of Fame
• Purple Aces slide by Lady Govs tennis
• Governors look to bounce back against OVC-winless UT Martin
• Lady Govs start OVC race's second half against Tennessee State
• Vocal ensemble Amarcord returns to APSU for community concert
• Late SEMO surge stems Governors comeback bid
• Lady Govs tennis host Evansville, Friday
• APSU to host regional Tennessee History Day Competition on Feb. 22
• Niswonger Invite on deck for Lady Govs
• APSU Financial Aid to hold College Goal Sunday on Feb. 12
• APSU Hall of Fame to reach 100 members as Bailey, Haynes, Holt to be inducted Saturday
• Govs tennis blows by Belmont in home opener
• Second place on line as Governors travel to SEMO
• APSU's Gateway Chamber Orchestra presents "Pastoral Soundscapes" concert Jan. 30
• OVC Championship Tickets available through APSU Ticket Office
• Belmont visits Govs Tennis, Wednesday
• Carrie Daniels Show to air Wednesday night
• Early second-half woes doom Lady Govs at SIU Edwardsville
• Clyburn named OVC co-Newcomer of the Week
• History honor society represents APSU well at national conference
• Tennessee lawmakers debate cutting some lottery scholarships in half
• CRIME WATCH: Burglary suspect arrested in Clarksville case from December
• Obama's health overhaul lagging in some states
• GOP: Gingrich says he's the Republican who can defeat Obama
• Universities stepping up efforts to recruit in-state students
• Soldier charged with attempted murder after firing into vehicle on Fort Campbell
• Lady Govs meet upstart SIU Edwardsville, Monday
• AARP offers free tax preparation program for seniors
• Popular Clarksville senior center needs room to expand
• APSU employees announce professional and scholarly accomplishments
• Montgomery County Conservation Club wants you! Wild Game Supper a big perk
• Re-enactors to portray 'Surrender of Clarksville' for Civil War Sesquicentennial
• Foundation Inc. honors student with scholarship
• APSU Lecture series will
• GOP more scrambled than ever as Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Grey and Campbell led APSU at Gladstein Invitational
• Edmondson's 24-point night leads Govs to fifth-straight win
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Synthetic drug fight rages in Clarksville area
• Lady Govs unable to solve league-leading Eastern Illinois
• RECREATION REPORT: Spring adult softball, kickball meeting scheduled in Clarksville
• STATE OF THE UNION: Obama will try to score points toward re-election
• Clarksville family goes for it on Hub show 'Game Night'
• Calling all Currahees for 2012 reunion at Fort Benning in May
• Karzai has met with Afghan insurgents
• Open Enrollment Available for Six CMCSS Elementaries
• Open Enrollment Available For Six CMCSS Elementaries
• Hall of Fame tickets remain on sale
• FAITH & VALUES: Good Samaritan clinic going strong since '82 in Clarksville
• 'Polar Plunge' chills participants, raises money for APSU's new food pantry
• Tomic and Carre near doubles upset, fall to Tigers
• Cav Scout gets his Purple Heart at Fort Campbell
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• Judge, state dismiss numerous counts in Clarksville child abuse trial
• FAITH & VALUES: Good Samaritan clinic going strong since '82 in Clarksville
• Govs take modest win streak to EIU
• Famed clarinetist David Shifrin to perform at APSU Jan. 24
• Lady Govs meet league-leading Eastern Illinois, Saturday
• Govs claim first OVC road verdict at SIUE, 80-67
• Lady Govs tennis set for home opener, Friday,
• Louisville blanks Tennis Govs in opener
• Dolly Parton bringing an amusement park back to Middle Tennessee
• Sales tax revenue rising to record levels in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• APSU students sweep top honors at Academy of Science
• Natural playgrounds workshop set for Jan. 24 in Clarksville
• Scouting in Montgomery County and environs: Pinewood derbies take spotlight
• CRIME WATCH: Internet advertisement proves costly to Clarksville car thief
• Measure banning Tennessee income tax passes by 73-17 vote
• Barkers Mill fifth-graders give Montgomery County mayor a grilling
• Farm service agency says crop revenue deadlines are fast approaching
• ABUSE CASE: DNA evidence part of Day 3 in Clarksville trial
• Provost Lecture Series: Recap of the 1st Young Women's Leadership Symposium
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• RICHVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL SEMISTER 1 HONOR ROLL
• CLARKSVILLE APPEARANCE: Haslam stumps for lower grocery, estate taxes
• Abuse trial: Clarksville ER doctor testifies to girls' injuries
• CRIME WATCH: Two homes, car hit by gunfire in Clarksville
• Tennis Govs open at Louisville, Thursday
• Obama goads opponents by rejecting Canada-Texas oil pipeline
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Texans, Hoosier take top honors on APSU composing competition
• Helping survivors cope: Clarksville church hosts suicide support group
• Lady Govs softball picked to finish 10th in OVC preseason poll
• Govs set to meet OVC newcomer SIUE for first time
• APSU announces winners of 25th annual Young Composer's Competition
• APSU student earn top awards at Tennessee Academy of Science Conference
• New Assistant Principal Named For West Creek Elementary
• Former Sen. Kurita's challenge to Tenn. primary being heard by Court of Appeals
• Pair charged in abuse of boy
• KENWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• MONTGOMERY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Alleged child rape, torture recounted in trial
• COPS grant has helped Middle Tenn.
• Criteria aired in director search
• APSU starts emergency food pantry for students
• Pennies win Sango students free play
• Dogs with stories make for white Christmas
• Lylewood Inn plans Valentine specials
• Pets of the week
• APSU to open new food pantry for students on campus
• Carrie Daniels Show to air Wednesday night
• APSU employees cite their various accomplishments
• Tabet pleased with young team in loss to No. 15 Vanderbilt
• Govs complete weekend sweep with 69-63 win against Tennessee State
• Assistant principal appointed at West Creek Elementary
• Clarksville 'Bachelor' contestant Kacie skis down San Fran slopes
• Rivals assail Romney in S. Carolina debate
• Clarksville MLK Day march: Being drum majors for The Dream
• SPOTLIGHT
• State makes plans to expand TennCare home-care option
• Publix confirms Clarksville opening on Feb. 1
• Leaders explore restrictions on Tennessee's elderly drivers
• COLUMN: Chestnut harvest ready, time for some cookies
• CRIME WATCH: On-foot police chase ends with two drug arrests
• Short-staffed Lady Govs fall to Eastern Kentucky
• Live Blog: Austin Peay men's basketball vs. Tennessee State
• 'THUNDER' ROLLS IN: 159th Combat Aviation Brigade brings 195 back to Fort Campbell
• Romney's rivals warn he would be a weak GOP nominee against Obama
• Clarksville Police Department getting new, improved phone system on Tuesday
• Youth Villages: Clarksville agency brings foster kids, families together
• Some teachers oppose governor's education plan
• Clarksville-Montgomery County planning chief ready for new role as retiree
• GOP candidate Perry: Marines in video are 'kids,' not criminals
• Nashville Philharmonic staging orchestra competition
• Image of Martin Luther King Jr. is ever-evolving
• CRIME WATCH: Two men arrested after attempted Clarksville break-in
• Governors, TSU renew rivalry Monday night
• Vandy first for Lady Govs tennis
• Lady Govs wrap homestand with Eastern Kentucky rematch
• Govs outlast Gamecocks, 60-57, for second straight OVC win
• Fort Campbell chaplains go far beyond ceremonies, services
• Court to review soldier's Iraq murder appeal
• Mayor's Martin Luther King Jr. Day message
• Romney's rivals running out of time in GOP race
• Fort Campbell aviator gets traditional 'wetting down' after his final flight
• RECREATION REPORT: Nominations are open for Montgomery County coaching legends
• Haslam lines up an ambitious second-year governor's agenda
• Ashland City reserve police officer suspected of assault
• Groups take prayerful approach against mountaintop mining
• Tennessee Congressman's trove includes White House souvenirs
• Buzzer-beater sends Lady Govs to loss against Jacksonville State
• Live Blog: Governors vs. Jacksonville State
• FAITH AND VALUES: Clarksville pastor, radio host carries King's message with him
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: Clarksville pastor says 'radical optimism' can change our lives
• CRIME WATCH: Woman arrested after challenging Clarksville repo men
• Obama takes uncharacteristic shot at big government: 'It has to change'
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Grey leads Lady Govs at Blazer Invite
• FAITH AND VALUES: Clarksville pastor, radio host carries King's message with him
• Tensions running high: US warns Iran not to cut off oil shipping
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: Clarksville pastor says 'radical optimism' can change our lives
• Men arrested in Clarksville bank robbery just out of Leavenworth
• Governors, JSU to meet for only time on Saturday
• Provost Lecture Series: A focus on the Chinese guzheng
• Lady Govs host Jacksonville State in homestand’s second game
• 'For Better' coming to CAC in February
• Republicans rally around Romney after hits on Bain
• Young voters propelling Ron Paul's campaign
• State House approves GOP redistricting plan
• Fraley-led Govs snap streak, win first OVC contest
• Retail sales weakened in December, but 2011 was a record year
• 'Little Big Town' is on the way to highlight Rivers & Spires in Clarksville
• Montgomery County Mayor highlights the positives in 'Power Breakfast' address
• CRIME WATCH: Vending machine burglar turns himself in at Montgomery County Jail
• Police make two arrests in robbery of U.S. Bank on Fort Campbell Boulevard
• First snow brings smattering of closures to Clarksville
• Night Stalkers awarded for heroism, expertise in Fort Campbell ceremony
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Govs vs. Eastern Kentucky
• Tickets for Feb. 11 APSU-Murray State game available
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Fort Campbell soldiers honor a fallen brother in Eagle Remembrance Ceremony
• Former Congressman sentenced in terror fund case
• Some states — not including Tennessee — face 'Race to the Top' delays
• Romney can taste GOP nomination as focus shifts to South Carolina
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Abundance of activities on Martin Luther King Day in Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged with stabbing man after fight
• Fort Campbell solider, shot in California, regains his voice in hometown
• Kenwood High gives Clarksville students early training as first responders
• Govs, Colonels to meet for second time in two weeks
• Track and Field headed to UAB Blazer Invite
• FREE Pom Clinic, Saturday, when Govs host EKU
• APSU's yearbook earns first place award
• New police chief settling in at APSU
• Romney sweeps NH to cement top status
• Redistricting would bring new name to county ballot
• Fort Campbell lineman receives inaugural Harry Galbreath Award
• Man gets time served in reckless homicide shooting
• Man gets 8 years in DUI wreck that paralyzed child
• APSU to break ground in fall on 8th Street
• 500-job call center has eye on Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Woman mugged in Governor's Square parking lot
• COLUMN: Dog shows not unlike presidential primaries
• APSU's online art gallery expands to physical world with new exhibit
• APSU to break ground on new math and computer science building in Fall 2012
• APSU new police chief ready to make campus police among the best
• County starts year with quiet meeting
• MLK Day Unity Service coming Monday Jan. 16
• Romney draws attacks as New Hampshire nears
• CPD Officer Caver honored for synthetic drug efforts
• Clarksville girl a hit with 'The Bachelor'
• Woman in double slaying leaves behind four children
• Next session could test Haslam's assertiveness
• Local legislators outline priorities for 2012
• CRIME WATCH: Drive-thru worker threatened with bomb
• Indoor pool reopens following vandalism damage
• Faculty, staff announce their latest accomplishments
• APSU Foundation sponsoring raffle for chance to win $20,000 cash in February 2012
• Giffords sparks crowd during memorial for Arizona shooting
• Utah court upholds charges in 'co-sleeping' baby death
• Take that: Gingrich, Romney tangle in New Hampshire debate
• CAMPAIGN ANALYSIS: Romney still blessed by packed GOP field
• Clarksville's SafeHouse offers haven for abused women, kids
• New WIC clinic going up quickly on Clarksville's Pageant Lane
• Jail mail rule in Montgomery County: Postcards only
• CRIME WATCH: Arrested Clarksville man says he shot in self-defense
• Double murder in Clarksville: Second shooting victim identified
• 6-year-old collects goods for Montgomery County's needy
• Lady Govs post solid performance at Ed Temple Classic
• Canaan too much for Govs as Racers claim 87-75 win
• Cargo drone makes debut for U.S. forces in Afghanistan
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Study focuses on military's 'battle of coming home'
• SAFE, Lazarus Project merge to help more veterans
• RECREATION REPORT: Kleeman center to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Last 101st unit in Afghanistan begins return to Fort Campbell
• Historic Sevier building in Clarksville gets a much-needed new roof
• Double murder in Clarksville: One victim identified; investigation continues
• Clarksville City Council wrangles with charter changes
• APSU foundation selects 14 new members
• 'Grant scam' resisted by Clarksville resident
• Lady Govs use second-half push to down Racers
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Govs vs. Murray State
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Lady Govs vs. Murray State
• New CHS Principal Named
• HR Reorganization Introduces Educator Quality
• CRIME WATCH: Man arrested in Clarksville robbery of marijuana buyers
• Blackwater suit, involving Clarksville family, ends 7 years after Fallujah deaths
• FAITH AND VALUES: Clarksville Purity Ball offers special time for fathers, daughters
• APSU lecture series opener looks at open textbooks
• Aquatic Center dome slashed by Clarksville vandals, shut down
• Sources: Publix set to open first Clarksville location in early February
• For Campbell officials: Politicking in uniform is a no-go
• Nation adds 200,000 jobs in December hiring surge
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: One relationship is the most important of all
• COURT ROUNDUP: Mother, daughter re-indicted in Clarksville murder-for-hire plot
• Lady Govs return home, begin homestand against Murray State
• Govs, Racers set to resume OVC's best rivalry
• Clarksville-Montgomery County commission chief planning to retire
• Community Policing Center opened in New Providence area by Clarksville police
• Tennessee lawmakers playing it close to the vest on redistricting
• Obama vows that US will remain top military power in the world
• Haslam pushes his fight on crime with 40-point action plan
• Rivals go hard after Romney to start New Hamphshire race
• Casebolt appointed as Clarksville-Montgomery County schools reconfigure
• CRIME WATCH: Vending machine the target of Clarksville burglary
• Clarksville teens offered a Reality Check at Emmanuel
• 10th 'V' Monologues opens at Clarksville's Roxy tonight
• Reserve seats gone; only general admission seating available for APSU-Murray State
• APSU Foundation selects new members to serve for 2012
• New art exhibit at APSU examines bioethical dilemmas of modern medical technology
• Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser, Saturday, open to all fans
• Clarksville Council to consider Parking Authority budget hike
• Democrats take aim at Tennessee redistricting plan
• Walgreens no longer a part of TRICARE; thousands affected in Fort Campbell area
• Obama to unveil defense strategy in visit to Pentagon
• Clarksville's own Kacie Boguskie looks for love on 'The Bachelor'
• DOTSONVILLE NEWS: Annual chili and dessert contest set for Feb. 25
• CRIME WATCH: Jewelry stolen during Clarksville break-in
• Clarksville Police Department recruits earn top honors
• New year and new art for tonight's Art Walk in downtown Clarksville
• Grants totaling $5,500 awarded to Montgomery County
• Lady Govs return from Christmas break for Ed Temple Classic
• APSU to participate in 2012 career, teacher recruitment fairs
• New employee hires for December 2011
• WAPX-FM 91.9 to broadcast Govs game against rival Murray State
• Charter dominates Clarksville City Council talk
• New Providence Policing Center prepares to open
• Tips on 'fad dog breeds'
• Holleman named interim director of United Way
• Teen suffers head injury in Clarksville wreck
• CRIME WATCH: Five masked men break into home, take TV
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• Provost Lecture Series: Open textbooks in a digital world
• APSU's Falconer edits anthology on "other" Latino experiences
• PEOPLE IN UNIFORM
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Fort Defiance park marks 10,000th visitor milestone
• Downtown Clarksville diner icon Frank Stanfill dies at 79
• Lady Govs open New Year with win at Eastern Kentucky
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Last day: GOP contenders total 23 Iowa campaign stops
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville's first DUI arrest, DUI crash ring in new year
• Loos Show to debut from Blackhorse, Tuesday night
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Families bubbly about Customs House
• For Clarksville's baby New Year Gateway lands a double
• Civil War Ball planned to support Clarksville's Fort Defiance
• VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: Make volunteering a 2012 New Year's resolution
• CDE: Expect bills to double
• Photo ID for voters among new Tennessee laws
• Powerball tickets doubling to $2, but with better odds
• Cadiz, Ky., woman dies in house fire
• CRIME WATCH: Two arrested after DUI truck wreck
• Lady Govs begin New Year at Eastern Kentucky
• Lawmakers sympathetic to gun-packing tourists
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Fort Campbell at the top of the news throughout 2011
• Romney has Iowa edge: Glimmer of clarity?
• FORT CAMPBELL
• Tennessee had its share of oddities in 2011
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a disaster-filled year
• Turnovers doom Lady Govs in loss at Morehead State
• Hit hard by wars, Tennessee towns respond positively in support of veterans
• It has never been safer to fly; airline deaths at record low
• US, clerics press fight against Muslim extremism in Pakistan
• RECREATION REPORT: Adaptive swim lessons beginning on Monday in Clarksville
• Late-game woes again haunt Govs in road loss at Morehead State
• Govs looks to bounce back against Morehead State in ESPNU telecast
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Clarksville drivers warned to be sober or get pulled over
• Clarksville Police Department bids farewell to retiring trio
• Year in Review: 2011 saw synthetic drugs banned in Clarksville
• Liberty Park boat ramp in Clarksville closed until park opens
• 'Synthetic' marijuana a growing problem for military
• CRIME WATCH: Man pulled from car, robbed at Clarksville rail crossing
• Medical-retail sector in Clarksville transforming with $3M sale
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: Achieve goals for 2012 with God's help
• Lady Govs OVC-opening road trip continues at Morehead State
• Weather outlook for New Year fairly mild after year of extremes in Montgomery County
• Lady Govs undone by foul trouble in OVC opening loss at Tennessee State
• Late turnovers undo Govs comeback, fall in OVC opener, 67-65
• Clarksville gamer chasing world record on 'Skyrim'
• CRIME WATCH: Stewart County teens trying to buy pot robbed at gunpoint in Clarksville
• Second Fort Campbell soldier nabs car burglar
• Clarksville power boss gets pay raise to $140,000
• Support builds for Fort Campbell soldier wounded in CA shooting
• Backstage Scene: Auditions scheduled for Cumberland winter show
• Scouting: Time for one good year to give way to another
• Theater 101: Clarksville stage scene has grown immensely through the decades
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Montgomery County, Clarksville churches shaken by rash of burglaries
• GOP''s Paul gets front-runner's welcome in Iowa
• Clarksville United Way distributes $5,000 in Christmas gifts
• Dotsonville: The simpler traditions of Christmas are the best
• Clarksville Target has 'nurse-in' to comfort moms who breastfeed
• Federal bat-saving effort could most benefit Southeast
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Montgomery County lost two leaders to 2011 controversies
• Fort Campbell wives turn to Bible for marriage advice
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• CRIME WATCH: AWOL soldier surrenders in Clarksville shoplifting spree
• Lady Govs open OVC slate at Tennessee State
• After Christmas break, Govs set to open OVC play at EKU
• Fort Campbell soldier chases, catches three teenage burglars
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• Soldier wounded at home draped in 101st Airborne flag
• Clarksville drummer's band used for TNT's NBA video
• COLUMN: Working downtown shows drivers not being alert
• YEAR IN REVIEW: 2011 in photographs
• CRIME WATCH: Parking spot argument ends in gun threat
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Several murder cases end with pleas in 2011
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Cities struggle to control sewer overflows
• BIRTHS
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Twin probes to study moon's gravity field
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Contracts, conflicts in Clarksville
• Shoppers chase after-Christmas deals in Clarksville
• Gay teen's suicide spurs review of bully policy
• Historians use divining rods to find cemeteries
• GOP campaign for Iowa enters final week
• CRIME WATCH: Woman's house listed for sale fraudulently
• Sheriff hawks naming rights for official helicopter
• Clarksville PDI names Shook its Employee of the Year
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Population growth fueled strong 2011 economy in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• New Highlanders team pitching rugby in Clarksville
• Tenn. prosecutors indicting with DNA to circumvent statute of limitations
• Value of constables debated across Tennessee
• Paul presidential candidacy on a late roll in Iowa
• An old-fashioned concept: Teach your kids how to write thank-you notes
• Wall Street hoping 2012 forecast is right after failures of past year
• Fort Campbell soldier shot, seriously wounded, in California hometown
• Thousands visit Bethlehem
• Four linemen finalists for Galbreath Award
• Appeals court upholds robbery sentence
• Iraq war leaves indelible mark on town
• Operation Safe Ride offered on New Year's Eve
• Clarksville Athletic Club helps three families at Christmas
• What's happening in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Clarksville gymnasts win individual state titles at APSU
• Passage of payroll tax bill a political victory for the president
• Clarksville's Manna ministry hopes giving will continue after Christmas
• Ugly, gaudy sweaters becoming a Christmas tradition
• Alternative school students get dose of reality via Clarksville-Montgomery County program
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: The Lord shines upon the seemingly insignificant
• FAITH AND VALUES: Minister offers comfort when holidays are difficult
• FAITH AND VALUES: Minister offers comfort when holidays are difficult
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Final 101st combat soldiers return to Fort Campbell from Iraq — in time for Christmas
• Theater 101: Happy holidays to all ... and a happy New Year!
• Clarksville's 'Electric Eagles' soar in state competition
• APSU Extended Ed program offers spring classes, discount
• Whitson Lumber Company devastated in Montgomery County blaze
• New weather warning tower will rise soon in Montgomery County
• APSU VA counselor receives Patriot Award
• Bruins pull away late from Governors, 77-67
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Governor seeks two-way review of Tennessee teacher evaluation system
• CRIME WATCH: Masked man robs Clarksville Dillard's at gunpoint
• Ceramic vessels brightened up for big 'Empty Bowls' fundraiser in Clarksville
• Lady Govs close non-conference play with loss to Alabama A&M
• Record number of undergraduate applications at APSU
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Warrior Transition Battalion: Pair of Purple Hearts awarded at Fort Campbell
• Rossview Middle wins 7-school reading contest in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Local product Rutledge transfers to football Govs from Navy
• Record numbers of students wanting to attend APSU
• Marina lease agreement approved by City Council
• Lady Govs end pre-Christmas slate with back-to-back games
• Lady Govs furious comeback falls short in loss to Florida A&M
• Woman faces $1M bond in child abuse charge
• House GOP rejects payroll tax cut
• Meth lab explosion injures one person
• Police: Man shoots friend in leg during party
• Long-time prosecutor Bill Cloud retires
• Take pet precautions in winter
• BACH releases holiday schedule
• Pets of the week
• NWHS has winter band concert
• Governors, future OVC foe Belmont renew rivalry
• Best Christmas lights lauded in Clarksville, Montgomery County
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• North Korea's future hinges on dictator's son
• Historical Society honors Tip Top for preservation
• Outlaw Field airport office manager gets 6 years in theft case
• Forecasters: Chances for white Christmas in Clarksville 'near zero'
• CRIME WATCH: Two charged with raping girls they met at mall
• Lady Govs end pre-Christmas slate with back-to-back games
• Football Govs to play national power Virginia Tech in 2012
• Best Christmas lights lauded in Clarksville, Montgomery County
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Enrichment programs encourage exploration
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with setting cars ablaze
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Tornadoes, Summitt top Tennessee news stories of 2011
• Lady Govs snap losing streak with overtime win at Belmont
• TN apologizes to motorists stranded for 11 hours by crash on I-40
• Senate OKs payroll tax, puts Obama on the spot
• Inmate sues Clarksville, detective, individuals for assault
• Clarksville United Way, Urban Ministries face ever-greater needs
• Governors overcome sluggish first half to race past Rochester
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville rape suspect blames scrutiny for arrest
• Montgomery County resident, 58, killed by falling tree
• Car crashes into building on Riverside Drive in Clarksville
• 'Shop With a Cop' event entertains 180 Clarksville children
• Santa says Clarksville kids are at top of his 'nice' list
• Gingrich says rivals' criticism taking a toll
• Lady Govs visit Hoosier State to meet Ball State, Sunday
• APSU confers 733 degrees in fall commencement ceremonies
• EDC seeks facilitator for gathering of information
• Faith and Values: Hindus living for peace in Clarksville
• Clarksville civic boards losing members fearing conflict of interest
• Fort Campbell soldier sentenced to 15 years in slaying of wife
• Child porn case lands Montgomery County man in prison
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Faith and Values: Hindus living for peace in Clarksville
• APSU hires new police chief
• 16 APSU student-athletes participate in December commencement
• Governors return home seeking third straight victory
• Barker ready to play in FCS Scout Senior Bowl
• Command of Currahees passes to Col. Keaveny at Fort Campbell
• Clarksville man, 23, charged in alleged August drag race
• Gingrich stands up for conservative record as debate sends Iowans to polls
• Troop 501, 536 members are newest Cogioba Eagle Scouts
• Theatre 101: Clarksville Scrooge bids adieu in finale of 'A Christmas Carol'
• Senators throttle Pentagon over 'wasted' shipping fees
• Obama stands behind award of Marine's Medal of Honor
• Fort Campbell woman sentenced to probation, restitution in housing scam targeting soldiers
• Palmyra firefighter best of 2011 in Montgomery County
• Quiet ceremony officially ends US war in Iraq
• Football Govs earn OVC Sportsmanship Award
• Jay Bailey, Ashley Haynes, Cheryl Holt elected to APSU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Nuts and bolts of Congress' $662 billion defense bill
• Soldiers can be home on Clarksville Charter's Channel 1
• Big Brothers, Sisters call on Clarksville aviation school
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville police seek cigarette thieves
• African American males forum at APSU draws community support
• TDOT to review highway where pileup killed 2 south of Clarksville
• Girl Scouts have new cookie treat for 100th anniversary
• Opinions mixed regarding proposed Clarksville EDC changes
• U.S. casing colors in Iraq, ending 9-year conflict
• Clarksville road projects await the usual green light — funding
• Smartphone suicide prevention app announced
• Hazelwood Elementary School Principal Selected
• Jobe exits with vision for hiring
• Home energy aid faces federal cuts
• Moore resigns as United Way executive director
• Hazelwood Elementary School principal selected
• Plans in motion for Candlelight Ball 2012
• Hands On Clarksville offers volunteer opportunities
• Dogs Life: 'My only cat column'
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Christmas party enjoyed at Dotsonville Community Center
• Gander families remembered at Fort Campbell memorial
• City bus service expanded for Christmas Eve outreach
• Barge port wins final approval in Montgomery County
• People Helping People delivers food to Clarksville shelter
• With war nearly over, Obama says Iraq won't stand alone
• 72 soldiers with 101st Airborne return home from deployment to Iraq
• Man pinned between car and building in Clarksville
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• CRIME WATCH: Man threatens officers, urinates in Clarksville patrol car
• Former Lady Govs softball coach, Tara Csernecky, dies
• Terry named OVC Player of the Week
• Terry named Mid-Major Player of the Week by College Sports Madness
• Gander crash memorial planned for Monday
• Recreation Report
• CRIMEWATCH
• 'Wreaths' decorate every grave at Veterans Cemetery
• Mother tries to make street safer for children
• Eagle 6 visits deployed 101st soldiers
• Cemeteries not safe from metal theft
• EMS makes Christmas bright for families
• New APSU tradition: Graduating military students receive APSU coin
• Lady Govs comeback falls short at Ball State
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Lady Govs visit Hoosier State to meet Ball State, Sunday
• Seniors rally Governors to first-ever win against Tennessee
• Lady Govs unable to overcome turnovers in loss at Bowling Green
• Man sentenced to 9 years in robbery case
• CRIME WATCH
• People Helping People concert coming Sunday
• Governors head across state to face Tennessee
• Graduating military students, veterans to receive new APSU coin
• Scouts enjoy Court of Honor
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Lady Govs head north, meet Bowling Green
• Secret Santa Paws needed
• Violence overshadowed by Wings of Love
• Taxpayer advocacy groups tag CHS, FedEx, Autozone
• Living Christmas Tree coming this weekend in Clarksville
• Head Start kids given head start on Christmas
• Congress hears takes on terrorism attacks at military posts
• 101st Airborne soldier charged with having stolen Army band items
• CRIME WATCH: Man charged with filing false tax forms
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Govs announce 2012 baseball schedule
• Knee injury ends Campbell season for second straight year
• New tradition: Graduating military students to receive new APSU coin
• Celebrate holidays with annual Vienna in Clarksville concert at APSU Dec. 11
• Lady Govs unable to overcome poor first half, fall at MTSU
• Clarksville veterans: Pearl Harbor a shock that united the nation
• Head Start kids get a head start on Christmas
• COLUMN: Proper breeding isn't just matchmaking 2 dogs
• CRIME WATCH: Nightclub shooting suspect turns himself in
• Schools, YMCA may partner on new facility in Montgomery County
• Obama sets campaign theme: Middle class at stake
• 101st Airborne home for Fort Campbell tree-lighting
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• New employee hires for November 2011
• Plaudits: Faculty, staff named for various accomplishments
• Govs Give Back helps to feed local families
• Pedestrian killed by minivan on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard
• Suspect arrested in shooting outside Night Deposit in Clarksville
• Army recruiters to raise bar for coming drawdown
• Fort Campbell soldiers home early from Iraq
• Streak over...Govs finally notch first victory in overtime
• Sango rezoning challenged at Montgomery County Commission meeting
• Rossview band best in Christmas parade
• Oak Grove man shot during state police pursuit
• Lighting contest begins in Clarksville
• COURT ROUNDUP: Three child rape cases scheduled for 2011 trials
• CRIME WATCH: Grandmother charged with false report in drug deal
• Lady Govs-Middle Tennessee renew acquaintances
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Govs vs. Arkansas State
• "Govs Give Back" impacts more than 200 Clarksville families
• New online art exhibit at TERMINALapsu.org reinterprets classic American literature
• APSU SGA senator receives Carlisle Award
• African American Cultural Center to honor fall graduates
• New scholarly journal on Hispanic studies comes to APSU
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• U.S. drone attacks one reason Pakistani Taliban splintering into factions
• Arrests in Clarksville-Montgomerey County
• College club has warm thoughts for the homeless in Clarksville
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• GOP rivals hoping to lure supporters of campaign dropout Cain
• Youth boxers from Clarksville earn victories, honors in Jackson bouts
• Billons in reductions will affect U.S. Postal Service's delivery of first-class mail
• Govs return home still seeking elusive first victory
• 52nd parade celebrates holiday and being home in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Tigers reign over Governors on rain of threes
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Scandals lead Cain to end presidential candidacy
• 'Wings of Love' celebrates lives of lost loved ones
• Graduates of Clarksville's Miller-Motte are 'suited' to success
• Robertson County escapees apprehended in Texas
• CRIME WATCH: Woman charged with solicitation of $90 murder
• Newcomers shine as Lady Govs open indoor season
• Imagination Library wants to grow in Montgomery County
• Cookie judges had best job of all in downtown Clarksville celebration
• Second-half drought costs Lady Govs in loss to UAB
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Fort Campbell vet fights for mobility iBOT has given him
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Lady Govs vs. UAB
• Schools achieve 93.5% graduation rate in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Business community can take an educational bow in Montgomery County
• FAITH AND VALUES: Hospice chaplain helps terminal patients, families
• Busy Clarksville intersection reopens at North Second and College
• Fort Campbell visit: Sergeant major says U.S. should support veterans
• CRIME WATCH: Montgomery County meth arson suspects' bonds set at $75,000
• Occupy Clarksville walkers stay the course toward rally
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• 'Dancing' champ Martinez visits Fort Campbell, former unit Sunday
• Two tournaments, contest against Oklahoma highlight Lady Govs 2012 softball schedule
• Assembly offers 'Bethlehem'
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Lady Govs seek to cool Blazers
• Governors seek answers at No. 21/22 Memphis
• 700-plus students are degree candidates for Fall Commencement
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• 'Carol' continues to enchant through Dec. 17
• Roxy's 'Carol' gets four of five stars from Clarksville reviewer
• Ethics discussion tabled by Clarksville council
• Ice, fog cause fatal pile-up in Hendersonville
• Parking along parade route will be restricted by Clarksville police
• Drug task force says meth lab caused Woodlawn house fire
• Cogioba scouting: Heath Rives is third son to earn 'Eagle'
• Clarksville Police Department swears in three new officers
• Play performances to help 'Young Daughters of Destiny' offer hope
• Govs add in-state right-handed pitcher Ferguson to close early signing period
• CRIME WATCH: Police ask for help in identifying Clarksville robber
• Much-anticipated USO center opens at Fort Campbell
• Woodlawn third-graders launch homemade rockets into Montgomery County sky
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Cold-shooting Lady Govs unable to contain red-hot Commodores
• Clarksville, Montgomery County seek clarity on ethical standards
• Work scheduled to end Saturday on Clarksville's Red River Bridge
• Art Walk presents creativity on parade in Clarksville
• Troop support takes many forms during Christmas in Montgomery County
• Live Blog: Austin Peay Lady Govs vs. Vanderbilt
• Lawmakers recommend halving some scholarships
• Iranian protesters storm British Embassy in Tehran
• Liberty Elementary hosts bully prevention program
• Operation Homefront seeks holiday donations
• Pets of the week
• Lady Govs host nationally-ranked Vanderbilt in Wednesday tilt
• APSU fiction writer Kitterman to read from new book on Dec. 7
• Chief Human Resources Officer Named for CMCSS
• Offensive woes continue for Govs in Lipscomb loss
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states
• Little snow expected this time — but winter closing in
• City, county to host 52nd Christmas Parade
• Clarksville homes in on conflicts, ethics
• 267 charged over Thanksgiving holiday
• CRIMEWATCH: Man wearing face paint suspected of attempted robbery
• 194th Military Police Company returns
• Chief Human Resources officer named for CMCSS
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Mayor to attend Institute of Politics program
• APSU Center of Excellence seeking 2012 Ovation Award nominees
• Egbert contract not renewed as APSU volleyball coach
• APSU, Volunteer State partner to offer teacher licensure program
• GovTV Channel 99 now on U-verse TV
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Chamber study finds many moving to Nashville
• Fincher, Montgomery and Houston Congressman, loaded with campaign funds
• North Clarksville health and education fair a hit, led by volunteers
• Gingrich wins major endorsement in New Hampshire
• U.S. plans its own investigation into deadly NATO airstrike
• Stewart County gears for Saturday's Christmas Parade in Dover
• Haslam seeking high proficiency in Tennessee schools
• Montgomery County applies pressure to get new weather warning tower built
• 'Women of Color' Book Club greets Clarksville author
• Governors head back to road seeking first victory at Lipscomb
• Lady Govs comeback effort comes too early in loss to Cal Poly
• Blue Raiders spoil Govs home opener
• Writer who covered JFK assassination dies
• Recreation Report: 'Christmas on the Cumberland' event up and glowing until Jan. 1
• Highway 79, linking Montgomery and Stewart counties, almost finished
• Marines to wind down Afghanistan combat presence in 2012
• 'PEG' programming now available at APSU on AT&T
• Some cities had trouble on Black Friday
• Incentives for hiring veterans may not be enough in weak economy
• All systems go as NASA launches super rover to Mars
• APSU to celebrate 40th anniversary of its ROTC program
• Backed by retired Lt. Gen., 'Not Alone' helps veterans from all wars deal with PTSD
• Lady Govs second half shooting woes lead to loss
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• Motives of foreign student recruiters come into question
• Auto workers heckle Sen. Corker in Spring Hill
• Man crashes van into Clarksville church, charged with DUI
• Clarksville gymnasts win at Music City Invitational
• New APSU class looks at preserving local history
• FAITH AND VALUES: 'Festival of Nativity' at LDS church in Clarksville
• FAITH AND VALUES: 'Festival of Nativity' at LDS church in Clarksville
• Govs look to snap streak with home opener against MTSU
• Sustainment Brigade treats troops to a sumptuous feast
• APSU newspapers available digitally
• Home for the holidays: Thanksgiving eve arrival
• CAC: It's just about time to go 'Dashing'
• Scouting has made gains, despite challenges
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Talent transforms sets from 'Music' to 'Cities'
• CRIME WATCH
• Lady Govs on West Coast for Cal Poly Thankgiving Classic
• Hand grenade found in Clarksville store turns out to be inert
• Former Clarksville soldier makes dream of U.S. citizenship come true
• APSU percussion ensemble sets holiday show for Dec. 2
• Governors furious comeback foiled in overtime
• Police dogs show skills; 'Aris' gives chase to Clarksville mayor
• 101st November baby: Fort Campbell having a boom with soldiers home
• Fried turkey is heavenly at Clarksville church
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with assaulting parents
• APSU acquires more funding through retention, graduation rates
• APSU concern temporarily halts Parking Authority plan
• Clarksville Academy cheerleaders in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Public can help Jack Daniel's send Fort Campbell troops home for holidays
• Clarksville Cadet helps MTSU team win Bold Warrior Challenge
• PDI leader Griffin retires after 20 years on the job
• Governors hope for Titanic performance against Detroit
• Teachers vote 'yes' on collaborative conferencing
• Clarksville's two-headed snake still alive at Tennessee Tech in Cookeville
• Fire officials urge cooking caution this Thanksgiving
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Dogs Life: Responsible breeders care for pups all their life
• When giving thanks, be sure to put it in words
• Governors come up short against Colonials, 54-52
• Lady Govs push No. 11 Louisville but fall 78-60
• APSU percussion ensemble holiday concert on Dec. 2
• APSU percussion ensemble holiday concert on Dec. 2
• Governors look to snap streak against George Washington
• New history class to teach importance of preserving past
• New history class to teach importance of preserving past
• Faculty, staff recognized for various accomplishments
• Faculty, staff recognized for various accomplishments
• Smith named First-Team All-OVC, White earns second-team honors
• APSU enrollment growing; improvement in graduations best among Tenn. universities
• APSU enrollment growing; improvement in graduations best among Tenn. universities
• Free-throw woes, turnovers undermine Govs in loss to Bowling Green
• McMillan names new Clarksville communications director
• Congresswoman honors 12 Fort Campbell spouses for service
• Congress deficit-cutting panel gives up, walks away
• Martinez, of 101st Airborne, ties for 2nd going into 'Dancing' final night w/video
• CRIME WATCH: Man shot on Vanleer Street in Clarksville
• All-day duty a bit easier in new, nicer fire station
• Abdo planned to kidnap Fort Campbell official
• 82-year-old ripped off by Clarksville Codes impostors
• Thanksgiving, Black Friday predicted sunny and cooler
• February trial set in Montgomery County child rape/murder case
• Lady Govs meet nationally-ranked Louisville, Tuesday
• Softball sign five to open 2012-13 incoming class
• Join APSUNAA for Pre-Game Peay Party in Memphis
• APSU celebrates 40-year anniversary of ROTC
• APSU library creates digital collection of student newspapers
• Hazelwood Principal to Head Up Newest Elementary School
• Governors return to CBE play as Govs play host Bowling Green
• Iowa's upcoming presidential vote has anything-can-happen feel
• Spain favors Conservatives over Socialists with economy sagging
• Signups for USDA crop loss assistance under way
• Lutheran youth join fight against hunger in Montgomery County
• Seven arrested in pair of Stewart County anti-meth operations
• 'Supercommittee' sputtering to an end with finger-pointing
• New organization gives voice to non-traditional students at APSU
• CMCSS, YMCA, Clarksville mayor promote family fitness
• Afghan students protest proposed long-term pact with U.S.
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man arrested after allegedly choking woman
• Second-half run rallies Oral Roberts past Governors
• RECREATION REPORT: 'Lighting Up the Cumberland' is Tuesday
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Frenzy of Black Friday has Clarksville stores opening earlier than ever
• New state effort honors Korean, Vietnam war veterans
• Army Reserve, National Guard families get a child-care break
• Recycling grabs the spotlight in Clarksville
• DAR genealogists team with Montgomery County library to look for patriot forebears
• American troops may stay in Afghanistan beyond 2014
• Debt supercommittee finds itself in tough position
• APSU's second annual formal choral dinner Dec. 3
• Arrests in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• White breaks 1,000-yard season mark, but Govs football falls to TTU
• Message of the Week: 3 sins of Sodom stand as indictments of modern Christians
• Middle-schoolers consider career choices on 'Exploration Day' at APSU
• Occupy Memphis members sought out by tea party
• Campaign of GOP outsider Ron Paul gains traction in Iowa
• Clarksville volunteer wins state award, makes donation to Kenwood
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Warmer, wetter winter awaits Clarksville-Montgomery County
• CRIME WATCH: Child rape, aggravated sexual battery charged in Clarksville arrest
• HOPE, 'Broady Bunch' brighten Thanksgiving in Montgomery County
• Three Clarksville police officers presented with Lifesaving Awards
• Governors back on road to face Summit League favorite ORU
• APSU's new Subway store tops in customer count
• Sgt. York Trophy on the line in Govs football season finale
• Govs continue stocking pitching ranks, add Parkland’s Krolikowski
• Provost Lecture Series: Program designed to improve stride in older adults
• Second ID looking for everyone who served
• Cumberland Arts Centre is ready for Christmas
• Next Sea Scout Ship meeting coming up Nov. 29
• 'America Recycles' Saturday
• Govs add right-hander Gaura to 2013 squad
• APSU now on Google+
• Soldiers help build dog houses to keep Clarksville canines warm
• Modified gas pedal causes car to crash into Clarksville post office
• Decision facing Clarksville jury, murder or accident
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Design plan complete for new APSU dorms, quad
• Lazarus Project raises awareness and funds for injured, traumatized veterans
• Women more likely to have 'broken heart syndrome'
• Patterson's interim title as Clarksville airport boss to stand for two months
• CRIME WATCH: Neighbor intervenes to stop burglary of Clarksville home
• Pets of the Week
• APSU art graduates exhibit new work at downtown gallery
• Govs turn to junior college ranks for southpaw Hall
• APSU featured on cover of new AT&T directory
• Four Lady Govs volleyball players receive postseason OVC recognition
• Knoxville standout Kramer signs with Govs golf
• Phase II construction of student housing now under way
• Cal's first-half defense stifles Governors
• CRIMEWATCH: Minor charged with shooting at Summit Heights complex
• APSU's Mabry to retire as Symphony chorus director
• Bridge repairs pave way for expansion of Greenway
• Wounded Warriors get new home
• School Board director search starts soon
• Go Commando donates $35,000
• DeWald, local dentist, honored with Colonel, Aide de Camp designation
• Dotsonville Community Center has Harvest Dinner
• Hanley wins opening OVC “Player of the Week” honor
• Govs tap St. Louis-area’s Hager for 2013 squad
• Top Chattanooga prep golfer signs with Lady Govs
• Lady Govs add highly-touted Hardaway to 2012-13 squad
• APSU senior graphic design exhibit opens Dec. 5
• Firefighter sues city, Piper over firing
• Hanley's 21 points leads Lady Govs past Lipscomb
• Clarksville woman, county, continue fight for park improvements
• Commission approves Animal Control funding
• Christmas On the Cumberland opens in one week
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Go West young Gov! Austin Peay prepared to face No. 24 Cal
• Senator wary of layaway during holiday shopping season
• Small business rep earns national engineering award
• New blood-thinning drug shows promise for heart patients
• Montgomery County Farm Bureau Women join 'bowl' program
• Students can stay on track with new APSU winter term
• Salvation Army gets support from Clarksville Tennis Association
• New devices make it easier for Clarksville to issue parking tickets
• 'Wine Around the World' raises funds for Clarksville Red Cross
• Here are some stocking stuffer ideas for the holidays
• CRIME WATCH: Man leads Clarksville police on foot chase
• Lady Govs begin four-game road trip at Lipscomb, Monday
• Lady Govs wrap season at NCAA South Regional
• U.S. using more drones in border operations
• Presidential candidate Cain has likes and dislikes media attention
• Who's who in American colleges includes 27 APSU students
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville-Montgomery County arrests
• Paralyzed Clarksville 6-year-old a joy to her family
• Thanksgiving Feast coming up at Clarksville's Burt-Cobb center
• Former Clarksville school nurse charged with soliciting minor
• Five Clarksville dancers cast in Nashville Ballet's 'Nutcracker'
• Youth fight hunger in Clarksville with decorated bowls
• DUI statistics alarming in Montgomery County, throughout Tennessee
• Lady Govs sweep Murray State in season finale
• Slow start costly as Governors fall at Murray State, 56-24
• Fraley expected to be released from hospital on Sunday
• Sticking close to home, Lady Govs basketball signs Clarksville’s Gray
• Live Blog: Govs Football at Murray State
• Free throw woes, first-half turnovers doom Govs in opening loss at MTSU
• 4th Brigade holds memorial, Distinguished Member ceremonies at Fort Campbell
• FAITH AND VALUES: Cowboy church saddles up in Clarksville
• Message of the week: An Occupy movement for Christian hearts
• Message of the week: An Occupy movement for Christian hearts
• Veterans honored by colleges with Fort Campbell campuses
• Wounded warriors honored by Clarksville Rotary Club
• History honor society celebrates 50th anniversary at APSU
• Hanley's career-high 28 leads Lady Govs past Southern Illinois
• Lady Govs volleyball falls in four sets at Southeast Missouri
• Provost Lecture Series: Arts necessary in economic downturns
• Bulmash, Siliva, Carroll earn Academic All-District honors
• Govs return to OVC play with road contest at Murray State
• New organization at APSU gives voice to nontraditional students
• Historic guidon passes to current generation of Currahees at Fort Campbell
• Clarksville shooting: Two men injured outside College Street nightclub
• Clarksville fire displaces 13 Paddock Place residents
• Clarksville girl celebrates her 11th birthday on 11-11-11
• Winning essayist pays tribute to grandfather
• New Reagan Giving Circle gets $10,000 boost
• Veterans honored by Fort Campbell colleges
• Wounded warriors honored by Rotary Club
• Bilked soldiers to share $2 million settlement in Britlee computer case:
• Bilked soldiers to share $2 million settlement in Britlee computer case:
• Scouting: Four new unit commissioners attend 'college'
• Teachers' groups to vote regarding negotiations in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Salvation Army hopes to ring up $150,000 in Clarksville
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Basketball Govs set to open 2011-12 season at MTSU
• Curtain opens on Lady Govs 2011-12 regular season, Friday
• Lady Govs send three runners to NCAA's South Regional Championship
• Lady Govs volleyball has a simple task this weekend… win
• Post player Horton latest prep signee for Basketball Govs
• 27 APSU students named to prestigious Who's Who Among College Students
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Essayist Ashley Butler to give nonfiction reading at APSU Nov. 7
• Late fall season struggles continue for Lady Govs golf
• Kendall county official of year
• Six face charges of passing bad checks
• Neighbor helps man, 79, after assault on Sunday
• Laying Low contrasts with Flying High as museum fundraiser
• What's happening in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Lady Govs volleyball sweeps OVC weekly honors
• APSU launches new Pave the Way campaign
• APSU history professor contributes to new scholarly work on Israel
• WEST CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Tennessee Supreme Court takes aim at shoddy home repair work
• Tennessee hunters go hog wild against wildlife commision
• Waviers may allow states to end questionable tutoring program
• Mongtomery County robotics team earns 'Rookie of the Year' honor
• CRIME WATCH: Rape, assault charges filed against Floridian
• Clarksville's Life Center opens home for women in need
• Animal lovers make annual 'Fur Ball' a success for Humane Society
• G.H.O.S.T. draws spooktacular Halloween characters to APSU
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Basketball Govs display improvement in second scrimmage
• Lady Govs soccer eliminated with Sunday loss
• Lady Govs golf set for final fall tourney at Gulf Shores
• Doctors in California come out against legalizing marijuana — again
• Swim classes offered by Clarksville Parks and Recreation
• Clarksville Red Cross sets table for wine-tasting fundraiser
• Afghanistan: Attack on NATO convoy kills 17
• Snow comes early to the eastern U.S.
• 'Fright on Franklin' a good time for all in old Clarksville
• SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Remake envisioned for downtown Clarksville
• Clarksville, Montgomery County arrests
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• 'Christmas Child' helps kids overseas
• Govs start quick, but come up short again, 19-10
• Govs Football vs. Eastern Illinois: Postgame Notes & Quotes
• Richards All-OVC effort paces Lady Govs at OVC Championships
• Govs unable to find finishing kick, post 7th-place finish at OVC Championships
• Lady Govs volleyball closes home slate with win
• Clarksville injury crash produces charges of drag racing
• Lady Govs volleyball powers past Tennessee Tech
• Late EKU goal sinks Lady Govs
• Live Blog: Austin Peay vs. Eastern Illinois
• Police ask for help in finding shooting suspect
• Provost Lecture Series: Tangled taxonomy for the genus
• Provost Lecture Series: Tangled taxonomy for the genus
• 'War of the Worlds' live at Clarksville's Roxy
• Spooky bus to haunt the Halloween streets of Clarksville
• Proposed Army bridage cuts have Fort Campbell supporters worried
• Clarksville City Council advances Woodstock purchase for flood relief
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• KENWOOD HIGH ANNOUNCES ITS HONOR ROLLS
• CRIMEWATCH: Victims are perpetrators, too, in Clarksville 'tussle'
• Kenwood High trio welcomes new students to Clarksville
• Petie the terrier reunites with his owner in Houston County
• Govs set to face Eastern Illinois in homecoming clash
• Final regular-season weekend demands results from Lady Govs soccer
• Lady Govs close home schedule with Tennessee Tech, Jacksonville State
• Athletics shows steady progress in latest NCAA graduation success report
• Govs attempt to stir things up at OVC Championship
• APSU to have annual AP Debate Forum on Nov. 2
• APSU is new member of Robertson County Chamber of Commerce
• Lottery options under study
• Kentucky theft suspect nabbed by Montgomery County deputies
• 101st 'Sustainers' ready to return to Fort Campbell
• 101st 'Sustainers' ready to return to Fort Campbell
• Homecoming at APSU features two public sporting events
• Clarksville High School band places in marching invitational
• Clarksville-Montgomery schools absorbing federal budget cuts
• Would-be Clarksville robber beaten, chased
• WHAT'S HAPPENING: Montgomery County activities
• Terrier missing from Houston County on his way home from Michigan
• Clarksville and Montgomery County arrests
• Plenty of points, but defense lacks in Basketball Govs' first scrimmage
• 101st Airborne's Martinez moves on to 'Dancing' Halloween show
• McConville sees changes ahead for Fort Campbell
• Jones Training Support Center dedicated at Fort Campbell
• Judge delays Montgomery County trial for mental evaluation
• Montgomery County officials lay out plaza parking lot revamp
• Conflict-of-interest law forces member off Airport Authority
• Stipends proposed for city of Clarksville worker cell phones
• CDE board approves systemwide study
• School officials highlight Montgomery County student literacy programs
• CRIME WATCH: Man wanted in shooting at group of people
• Lady Govs unable to hold off league-leading Morehead State
• Shoaff named OVC Keeper of the Week
• Lady Govs golf finishes 12th at Memphis
• Basketball Govs picked to win OVC crown
• Lady Govs picked fourth in OVC preseason poll, Hanley named to preseason All-OVC team
• Faculty, staff recognized for achievements
• Faculty, staff recognized for achievements
• Acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller comes to APSU as Acuff Chair
• Acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller comes to APSU as Acuff Chair
• Austin Peay @ Fort Campbell to have Student Appreciation Day
• Austin Peay @ Fort Campbell to have Student Appreciation Day
• VA works to improve treatment of Gulf War illness
• Obama changes rules to offer mortgage relief
• Repairs on LBL bridge to constrict traffic on U.S. 68
• Chicken feed truck spills over on 149 in Montgomery County
• Inmate's book maps 32 pot plants in Montgomery County
• Former 101st Airborne soldier Martinez ties for first on 'Dancing' round
• Clarksville public housing advocate to speak in Washington
• Former MP pleads insanity in Clarksville slaying
• Deaths at BWC rally in Clarksville ruled accidental poisoning
• CRIME WATCH: Office reports bleach sent instead of urine for drug test
• Lady Govs golf struggles in Memphis
• Lady Govs host league-leading Morehead State, Tuesday
• Nov. 15 salon series lecture at APSU to discuss Harlem Renaissance
• Renowned soprano Burrows to perform Oct. 30 at APSU
• Mills picks up win, Lady Govs split with CSCC
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• FORT CAMPBELL
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 85, collapses buildings
• Double-overtime win keeps Lady Govs soccer in postseason contention
• Lady Govs golf set for Memphis tournament
• Historic Mount Olive cemetery gets a makeover in Clarksville
• Familes and fun 'Make A Difference' at Clarksville's Burt School
• REC REPORT: Youth activities offered from basketball to dancing
• 'Gold Star' familiess honored in ceremony at Fort Campbell
• Details awaited of Iraq soldiers' return to Fort Campbell
• 'The Widows' support one another as close-knit group
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• 'Joey' the terrier will be available for adoption after recovery
• Clarksville's 'Love Lights a Tree' rolls with new leader, auction
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville arrests include two out-of-state fugitives
• Lady Govs sweep Eastern Illinois
• Eastern Illinois marks final home contest for APSU soccer
• Govs come up short in second half as Redhawks rally for win
• Confederate infantry encamps for big event at Clarksville's Fort Defiance
• FAITH AND VALUES: Three Clarksville women heed their calls to ministry
• FAITH AND VALUES: Three Clarksville women heed their calls to ministry
• WHAT'S HAPPENING: A look at Montgomery County activities
• CHURCH CALENDAR: What's up in Montgomery County religion
• CHURCH CALENDAR: What's up in Montgomery County religion
• Folks have a chance to 'Make A Difference' today in Clarksville
• More than 900 Fort Campbell troops can come home from Iraq
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged after false report of violence
• Obama says Iraq was is over for America; no presence beyond 2011
• Arizas help APSU soccer down SIU Edwardsville
• Lady Govs volleyball unable to close match, fall at SIU Edwardsville
• Govs Football at Southeast Missouri to be carried on different radio stations
• APSU senior art exhibits planned for this fall
• Provost Lecture Series: Impacts of invasive species in freshwater ecosystems
• CRIME WATCH: Man hiding in vent captured by Montgomery County deputy
• Clarksville survivor recounts harrowing, tragic story of USS Indianapolis
• Libya's Gadhafi shown no mercy as first ruler to die in Arab uprisings
• Basketball Govs to face pair of Top 25 foes in upcoming season
• Clarksville rescuers get into tight spots during 'confined' training
• Veterans at risk of homelessness get a boost from Centerstone program
• Montgomery County commissioners seek state help against synthetic drugs
• Montgomery County educators, parents question emphasis on TCAP
• Cogioba Scouts buzzing with activities through October
• Cumberland Arts Centre offers 'Dashing Through the Snow' in Clarksville
• Christmas preparations before Halloween in Clarksville can be a bit much
• Govs seek to snap two-game losing streak at SEMO
• Final home matches for Lady Govs soccer this weekend
• 26th Annual APSU Percussion Ensemble Halloween Concert Oct. 28
• Lady Govs seek momentum on Illinois road trip
• Nursing student earns honor in Army nursing course
• 190 'Lifeliners' return to Fort Campbell from deployment to Afghanistan
• 190 'Lifeliners' return to Fort Campbell from deployment to Afghanistan
• DAR, CAR members learn about Fort Defiance
• Houston County arson counts forwarded to grandy jury
• Grant helps APSU professor move forward with green research project
• Fincher, Montgomery County's congressman, No.1 in political fundraising
• Clarksville's Outlaw Field could have new long-term boss by November
• Energy initiatives save Clarksville, county schools more than $1 million
• Sanford leaves strong legacy in Montgomery County education, service
• Injured eagle found in Montgomery County pasture, rescued by TWRA
• Montgomery Countians rally to help lovable terrier 'Joey'
• Montgomery County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Montgomery County
• Iten named OVC Golfer of the Week
• New program, Reagan Giving Circle, honors longtime APSU marketing prof
• Suspect jailed in stabbing death
• Ohio man killed in wreck on I-24
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Haslam sees Moore fifth-grade class work during Montgomery County visit
• Clarksville gives Haslam shot in arm
• Preschooler dials 911 to help mom knocked unconscious
• Vietnam Vets execute first phase of "Operation Stand Down'
• Two events planned to help BWC families
• 'Lifeliners' return to post
• Dog's life: Poodles' fancy haircuts rooted in water-dog history
• Iten claims medalist honors, leads Govs to F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate victory
• Local homebuilders association makes donation to two memorial scholarships at APSU
• APSU, Motlow State sign Austin Peay Guarantee
• Provost Lecture Series: Exploring a war-era photo process in the digital age
• Supreme Court to rule on lying about military medals
• Alexander will support education law overhaul
• One killed in Interstate 24 wreck in Montgomery County
• Body found as Clarksville children are walking to school
• Montgomery County schools raising awareness for career-based programs
• Martinez, former 101st Airborne soldier, lands a first on 'Dancing With the Stars' w/video of samba
• Library offers early child reading workshop
• Burn permits required in Tennessee, now through spring
• Haslam to get flu shot in Clarksville today
• CRIME WATCH: Man robbed of iPhone while sitting in car
• Golf Govs lead F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate
• Trip to Greece kicks off new APSU alumni travel program
• New endowment, Reagan Giving Circle, honors longtime APSU marketing prof
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man arrested after fight over lost house key
• WHAT'S HAPPENING: A quick look at Montgomery County activities
• Farm Bureau Women celebrate 'Agriculture is Life' theme
• Montgomery County Farm Bureua's annual meeting set for Thursday
• Clarksville Habitat for Humanity registering for 'Women Build' program
• Obama's supporters opening their wallets even in tough times
• New investigative, war reporting class offered by APSU, Fort Campbell
• 'Hands On' bowl-a-thon at APSU lends support to needy families
• Young robotics engineers ready to represent Clarksville in competition
• Pumpkin hunters in Montgomery County have their special ways
• Richards leads Lady Govs to third-place finish at Kentucky Wesleyan
• Kosgei, Yator lead Govs to win at Kentucky Wesleyan
• Home tournament caps Govs golf fall season
• Loss looms large for Lady Govs soccer
• Gamecocks hand Govs first home loss
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Neighboring businesses welcoming Publix to Clarksville
• Govs Football vs. Jacksonville State: Post-game Notes & Quotes
• Pedestrian killed when struck by truck on Fort Campbell Blvd.
• Occupy Clarksville participants make a peaceful move on Public Square
• Earth's population will be 7 billion by the time Halloween rolls around
• In-progress burglary foiled by Clarksville police; one arrested
• Clarksvlle goes 'Commando' to benefit causes, showcase Liberty Park
• Bipartisanship promoted by Connecticut, Illinois congressmen
• WHAT'S HAPPENING: A look at activities around Montgomery County
• Live Blog: Govs Football vs. Jacksonville State
• Football Govs brace for first-place Gamecocks
• Tennessee workers will continue to receive aid through trade program
• APSU soccer plays to a draw at JSU
• Edmondson shines during Reigning Red
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Plybon’s career-best outing not enough as Lady Govs fall to UT Martin
• Sports psychology prof, noted book author to lead free workshop on how to get published
• APSU art exhibit to examine aesthetics of urban landscapes
• APSU, Motlow State to sign dual admissions agreement
• Clarksville's Cumberland Arts Centre wraps up 'A Little Murder'
• Runner in Clarksville's 'Commando' race turned her life around
• 'Awareness Day' against domestic violence Saturday in Clarksville
• Cogioba Scouts take to the weekend airwaves
• Animal control director says Montgomery County dog fines too lenient
• ARRESTS
• Businessman Cain has struck a chord within the GOP
• Lt. Gov. hears small businesses concerns on 'Red Tape Tour' in Clarksville
• Interim airport boss sees 'huge potential' in Clarksville's Outlaw Field
• Tennessee workers to receive aid via trade deal
• Yoga had director blue in the mouth
• Govs, Lady Govs set for Reigning Red, Friday night
• Back to the road for APSU soccer at JSU and TTU
• Lady Govs close homestand against UT Martin, Friday
• New study abroad courses to take APSU students to London for spring break
• Fast Cats Classic, final meet for Govs before OVC championship
• Lady Govs primed for Fast Cats Classic
• Group seeking Tennessee signatures toward 2012 presidential ballot
• CHS Band places in invitational
• New minors in Web, mobile tech offered by APSU
• Clarksville traffic issues to be addressed by Exit 11 project
• 101st says goodbye to three Fallen Eagles at Fort Campbell
• CRIME WATCH: Police use Taser to subdue, arrest Clarksville man
• Two-headed snake found in the weeds by Clarksville resident
• Salvation Army on the march in Montgomery County
• Romney looking stronger in GOP as Perry falters in debates
• Soldiers remembered by Gold Star. 'Wreaths Across America'
• Tarpley’s finish makes OVC Golfer of the Week
• Hanley selected preseason All-OVC by College Sports Madness
• Getting to Know: Corey Osborn of Lady Govs Soccer
• Two new minors at APSU allow students to study Web and mobile technologies
• Four named NFCA All-America Scholar Athletes
• Martinez foxtrots to Week 5 of 'Dancing with the Stars'
• CRIME WATCH: Man hospitalized after ingesting synthetic drugs
• Ted Crozier honored at Downtown Kiwanis tribute
• Bi-County adds lagoon treatment of leachate
• Wounded soldier barracks nearly ready
• Army says number of medically unfit troops on the rise
• Two charged in catalytic converter theft
• City, state officials to host roundtable
• Lady Govs sweep Tennessee State
• Relay for Life kickoff coming to Waterstreet
• A Dog's Life: That big, black poodle downtown? That's Bailey
• Golf Govs top SEC Kentucky to win Bearcat Invitational
• Lady Govs take fourth; Deaton gains Top 5 finish
• APSU's Dickson site offering new courses in health care
• Several faculty, staff announce recent professional, scholarly activities
• Martinez in solid second on 'Dancing with Stars'
• Paddock Place standoff with Clarksville Police ends safely
• Flooding damage, cracks found at APSU apartments
• City of Clarksville to dig for solution to Woodstock flooding
• 2-year-old girl run over as SUV backs up in Clarksville
• Montgomery County Commission rejects proposed synthetic drug ban
• CRIME WATCH: Bacon fight leads to assault, suicide attempt
• 'Occupy' protests still haven't faced question: Now what?
• Still time to register for Clarksville Go Commando race
• Five Govs in top-20, Govs in third at Bearcat Invite
• Houston County wreck claims life ot Texas woman
• Lady Govs’ Economos named OVC Defensive Player of the Week
• Lady Govs volleyball hosts TSU, Tuesday
• Batey tied for first afer first round of F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate
• APSU Lacrosse Club holding fall skills clinic Oct. 15
• Famed Claremont Trio comes to APSU Oct. 14 for Clarksville Community Concert Series
• Reigning Red tips off basketball season, Friday, Oct. 14
• Schoolhouse Rock comes to Barker's Mill
• CMCSS continues to question effectiveness of teacher evaluations
• DA 'non-suits' all but Piper
• Man killed in Providence Boulevard collision identified
• Clarksville Occupy movement looks forward
• Man arrested after trying to impersonate his brother
• Local community choir looking for members for spring season
• President James Madison visits the DAR
• Lady Govs golf set to host F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate
• APSU Golf ready for Traditions Golf Club
• Nashville wins Miss Tennessee USA crown
• Parking lot posse chases down, corrals Clarksville burglars
• Nashville wins Miss Tennessee USA crown
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Rash of car part thefts in Clarksville creates expensive loss
• RECREATION REPORT: Register for youth basketball league
• Romney responds to Mormon flare-up; Perry passes
• ARRESTS
• Protests growing, and growing more diverse
• Planes, dogs, bomb robot on display for Clarksville Aviation Day
• Skyhawks get offensive, down Governors, 61-23
• Lady Govs outlast Racers in memorable three-set match
• Miss Tennesse USA hopefuls hit Clarksville stage in bikinis
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: God's grace not unlike Cumberland, Red rivers
• Nashville Soul will take part in Clarksville UrbanFest today
• Winn Marine: Port won't hurt Clarksville neighbors
• Clarksville NAACP banquet coming Nov. 4
• Embattled APSU police chief resigns
• Campus ministries help APSU students keep the faith
• Amazon's 1,500 jobs going to Rutherford
• 'Occupy' movement planting seeds in Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Pair charged in Clarksville business window burglaries
• Kosgei claims medalist honors, Govs win at Thorobreds Stampede
• Richards wins, Lady Govs sweep Thorobred Classic
• Lady Govs fall in five sets to Southeast Missouri
• APSU police chief resigning
• Grant helps APSU physics professor advance green energy research
• APSU art professors discuss trip to Africa at Oct. 12 salon
• Amazon scoping state, including Montgomery County, for expansion sites
• Merit Badge University drew over 400 Scouts
• Residents get look at plans for South Guthrie center
• Council rejects proposal for unlimited liquor licenses in Clarksville
• Thompson ends yearlong run at Roxy in 'Beehive'
• Bethlehem UMC enjoys Running to Rebuild 5K
• 101st Airborne's McConville to keynote Veteran's Day breakfast
• Man slashed with box cutter in Clarksville parking lot fight
• House torched second time, same suspect
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville couple loses $970 in fake landlord scam
• Govs set to face UT Martin in first OVC road contest
• Lady Govs look to win Thorobred Stampede
• Governors set to run without Yator at Thorobred Stampede
• Provost Lecture Series: A look at the music of Alfreds Feils
• Lady Govs continue home stand, host Southeast Missouri and Murray State
• High school seniors, transfer students invited to attend Fast Track Admissions Week event
• Local community choir looking for new members for spring season
• CRIME WATCH: Home invasion under investigation in Clarksville
• Montgomery County in the running for 'Project Tango'
• Carney Wright to speak to Montgomery County Historical Society
• Clarksville's Roxy center receives $60,000 boost from Planters Bank
• 101st Airborne Association does more than reunions
• 101st Airborne Association does more than reunions
• APSU honor society earns recognition from national organization
• Aviation Day planned Saturday at Clarksville's Outlaw Field
• Campaign in sharp focus for Romney, Perry
• Clarksville looking to increase liquor license availability
• Clarksville, Rossview golfers win team, individual state championships
• Edmondson, Campbell, Fraley selected preseason All-OVC by College Sports Madness
• Basketball Govs assured of two ESPNU appearances
• New minor at APSU to help pre-professional health students prepare for graduate school
• New investigative and war reporting class comes to Austin Peay Center at Fort Campbell
• Shelby celebrates 95th birthday in Dotsonville
• Former Fort Campbell soldier advances in 'Dancing with the Stars'
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police seek man in theft of car and van
• Tennesee's voter ID plan comes under challenge
• Tennessee keeps its top credit rating
• Clarksville couple killed in Oak Grove crash
• Montgomery County educators praise STEM integration
• Clarksville Academy takes a stand against texting while driving
• U.S., allies, enemies see 10 years of Afghan war differently
• APSU PE majors help disabled with fitness
• Fort Campbell hospital announces flu-vaccine availability, care hours
• Third-place finish by Golf Govs tainted by rain at CSU Invite
• Homecoming 2011 is Oct. 24-30 with the theme 'Jurassic Peay'
• Homecoming 2011 is Oct. 24-30 with the theme 'Jurassic Peay'
• Several faculty, staff noted for recent activities
• Several faculty, staff noted for recent activities
• Provost Lecture Series: Wild ginger in Eastern U.S.
• Provost Lecture Series: Wild ginger in Eastern U.S.
• New employee hires for September 2011
• New employee hires for September 2011
• Clarksville Police release description in Dover Road robbery
• Pentagon draws criticism for Medal of Honor rarity
• Synthetic drugs battle gives power to Montgomery County attorney
• Martinez again ties for second on 'Dancing With the Stars'
• What's Happening
• Diggers smash through old APSU dorms
• Consultant sides with Knoxville company for Clarksville Marina
• CRIME WATCH: 15-year-old drives without license, mom charged
• Young Clarksville drivers get road risk lessons
• SPAY-ghetti Dinner in Clarksville to help Humane Society
• Stotts career night leads Lady Govs in win against Eastern Kentucky
• APSU PKP chapter collecting books for Candy for the Mind
• Nashville man charged with sexual assault at Riverview Inn
• New bakery makes homemade food for all students
• 'A Soldier's Child' seeks help by remembering birthdays
• Food illnesses worsen
• Ryan, Stansell earn OVC football weekly honors
• Take a trippy trip back in time with 'Beehive'
• Ariza scores twice, Lady Govs soccer downs Murray State
• Historic Canterbury Golf Club in sights for Golf Govs
• Football Govs overcome 21-point deficit for OVC win against TSU
• Govs Football vs. Tennessee State: Post-game Notes & Quotes
• APSU scholarship honors lifelong cheerleader, teacher
• SUV driver dies after striking Tennessee school bus; 10 hurt
• Wounded warrior with 101st Airborne finds 'awesome' welcome
• Yemen's al-Qaida remains a threat
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Woman who couldn't look away saves homeless woman
• RECREATION REPORT: Clarksville's Indoor Aquatic Center now open
• Congress' gridlock, dysfunction long in the making
• CRIME WATCH: Dover man ID'd in thwarted Clarksville pharmacy robbery
• Teachers adjust to extra class, shorter class times in Montgomery County
• Lady Govs end losing streak with sweep at Tennessee Tech
• Live Blog: Austin Peay vs. Tennessee State Football
• Sunday is where it all begins for Lady Govs Basketball
• APSU soccer hits OVC road for Murray State, Sunday
• Drug Task Force interrupts Clarksville pharmacy robbery
• Officer walks up on theft of truck parts
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• MESSAGE OF THE WEEK: What 'Angry Birds' says about us
• 'Embarrassed by attention,' Rakkasans receive Bronze Stars
• Pastor Freeman retires Sunday from First Baptist Church of Clarksville
• Fireball Run waves farewell to Clarksville
• Youth hooped in through Clarksville's church basketball programs
• Police, builders team up on copper in Clarksville
• American al-Qaida cleric killed in Yemen
• Lady Govs volleyball falls at Jacksonville State
• Newsome selected Campbell Trophy semifinalist
• 11 APSU, Middle College students named Peay Read essay winners
• United Way to distribute food and shelter funds
• Fireball lands in downtown Clarksville, takes off again this morning
• Two injured in collision on Riverside Drive
• Over 200 in Clarksville sign petition to save Postal Service
• Award-winning Fright on Franklin coming to Clarksville Oct. 29
• Ceremony Saturday for wounded warrior of 101st Airborne
• Habitat for Humanity hands off 75th home in Montgomery County
• Sen. Corker cites frustration with partisan politics
• Coalition counters U.N. report on Afghan violence
• CRIMEWATCH: Clarksville Police find drugged cats trapped in box
• Close games the norm when Govs-TSU battle
• Lady Govs among large field at Greater Louisville Cross Country Classic
• Rested Govs return to competition for the 2011 Greater Louisville Cross Country Classic
• Lady Govs searching for streak-busting victory
• Apache helicopter pilot, father and football Gov, VanMeter truly an exception
• U.S. Sen. Corker speakers to PELP students at APSU
• U.S. Sen. Corker speakers to PELP students at APSU
• Korte second Govs Golfer to earn OVC weekly award
• Vietnam statue by Clarksville artist inspires teacher, students
• Afghanistan incidents up 39 percent
• LEAP grant to benefit second-chance youths in Montgomery County
• Port Royal improvements planned near Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH
• Clarksville utility hires foreman, two technicians
• Police in Clarksville call for help in search for home invasion suspect
• Marketing, PR chief sought by Clarksville mayor's office
• Schools in Clarksville seek savings via new bus garage at West Creek
• Dotsonville farm ready to strut its pumpkins
• Lady Govs softball to play three at Belmont
• Basketball Govs to be part of BracketBusters for 9th time
• Bond...Lauren Bond named OVC Women's Golfer of the Week
• Subway restaurant opens on campus Sept. 29
• Subway restaurant opens on campus Sept. 29
• APSU hosts annual Bowl-a-thon Oct. 8 to raise awareness about hunger and food security
• APSU hosts annual Bowl-a-thon Oct. 8 to raise awareness about hunger and food security
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• Martinez continues on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Clarksville Marina operator hopefuls make pitch to council
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools director to retire
• Dryer vent blaze destroys Montgomery County home
• CRIME WATCH: Son with bruises, black eyes reports father
• Public Square in Clarksville to close for Fireball Run Adventurally
• Man dies in fall from water tower in Clarksville
• Driver hurt in crash near Interstate 24 in Clarksville
• Readers see last adventure from Dogwood
• Golf Govs finish ninth at Cardinal Collegiate
• Lady Govs golf finishes second at SIUE event
• APSU biology professor awarded state contract to study endangered plants
• Killebrew Hall at APSU first of 3 to be demolished
• APSU P.E. majors help disabled with sports, fitness skills
• 101st Airborne soldiers help welcome Vietnam veteran home
• APSU history group best chapter again
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Tenn. Gov. Haslam: OK for brother to lobby on TDOT
• Martinez ties for 2nd on second week of 'Dancing With the Stars' w/video
• Gridlocked Congress faces shutdown again on spending
• CRIME WATCH: Child shocked playing with charging cellphone
• Golf Govs in fifth at rain-shortened Cardinal Collegiate
• Despite struggles, Lady Govs golf in fourth after first round at SIUE
• APSU Center of Excellence Creates YouTube Videos About Upcoming Fall Performances
• APSU Center of Excellence Creates YouTube Videos About Upcoming Fall Performances
• Educational Opportunity Center awarded $1.8M grant
• Educational Opportunity Center awarded $1.8M grant
• New scholarship at APSU honors longtime educator Patricia Hancock Richardson
• New scholarship at APSU honors longtime educator Patricia Hancock Richardson
• Fisher House celebrates late founder's 101st birthday
• Strike soldiers and 'best friends' redeploy from Afghanistan
• Missing for 45 years, Phillips finally returns home for burial
• Two men attempt robbery, shoot at man during chase
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we're American
• Obama says GOP would 'cripple' America
• Missed opportunities cost Lady Govs soccer
• Majors named OVC Defensive Player of Week
• Cardinal Collegiate next for Govs Golf
• Lady Govs head to Edwardsville, Ill., for third fall tourney
• APSU Football vs. EKU: Postgame Notes and Quotes
• Students' walk across College Street may get easier
• Govs football bests EKU in OVC opener
• ARRESTS
• Bill could cut loans for fuel-efficient cars
• Veteran essays in 11th year
• Schools expand focus on science, math
• Reality Check program gets $5,000 check
• Dancing for Maddie fundraiser coming next month
• Midstate counties planning for walkable schools
• Voter ID law may be fix looking for a problem
• Obama jobs plan falls short of solving problem
• Lady Govs surrender lead, fall in five sets to SIUE
• First Baptist Church holds FirstServe weekend
• Land Judging Contest for Future Farmers students
• Palestinians submit UN statehood bid
• Hospital drug shortages a deadly, costly crisis
• Green Berets reflect on what makes Special Forces special
• Haslam backs Obama's No Child Left Behind waiver
• Possibility of 5 percent cuts have Clarksville councilman concerned
• Challenging Einstein often a losing venture
• CRIME WATCH: Woman tackled, robbed on Dover Road
• CMC Education Foundation To Be Presented Bank Of America Workforce Development Grant
• Lady Govs volleyball drops home opener to Eastern Illinois
• Too many find themselves 'too busy' for God
• Breakdowns lead to OVC-opening loss by Lady Govs soccer
• Team of Tuck-Boyd-Cunningham-Campbell claim Friday's Govs Golf Classic Flight
• CRIME WATCH: Man stabbed during domestic dispute
• Funeral procession loud, long
• DOTSONVILLE: Scouts put kettle corn back on popcorn menu
• Romney, Perry go after each other in GOP debate
• US Postal workers seek aid of Tennessee lawmaker
• COGIOBA: Merit Badge University coming up
• Obama rolling back No Child Left Behind
• Operation Serve plans to fix up 9 local homes
• Fall arrives today with weather suited to season
• BACKSTAGE: 'A Little Murder' next month at Cumberland
• Governors-Colonels set for OVC football opener
• SEMO in town for Lady Govs soccer OVC opener
• After long, winding road Lady Govs Open home slate
• Provost Lecture Series: A look at undergraduate student research
• Provost Lecture Series: A look at undergraduate student research
• APSU Phi Kappa Phi chapter awarded top distinction
• APSU Phi Kappa Phi chapter awarded top distinction
• APSU art exhibit examines world in economic turmoil
• APSU art exhibit examines world in economic turmoil
• Clarksville Community Concert opens new season with Meridian Arts Ensemble
• Clarksville Community Concert opens new season with Meridian Arts Ensemble
• Green Berets unveil 9/11 monument at Fort Campbell
• Clarksville Mayor: Departments need to prepare for cuts
• Clarksville to start issuing its own electrical permits
• Report: Fincher one of 14 'most corrupt' in Congress
• Metalpha plans expansion in Clarksville
• Outlaw Field manager resigns
• Memory Lane Cruisers car/truck show Saturday
• Montgomery County commissioner questions waived legal fees at meeting
• Fort Campbell conducts anti-terrorism exercise
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man robbed while soliciting escort, police say
• Tarpley named OVC Golfer of the Week
• 2011 Homecoming features 2 sports events open to public
• 2011 Homecoming features 2 sports events open to public
• Grad Finale set for Fall 2011 graduates
• Grad Finale set for Fall 2011 graduates
• CRIME WATCH: Box of kittens reported stolen from patio
• Tennessee woman accused of killing newborn twins out of jail
• US military ends ban on openly gay troops
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools official named Supervisor of Year
• New site selected for veterans nursing home
• McMillan, marina host 5th Group Green Berets
• Local nonprofit to host Make a Difference Day
• Montgomery County continues to buck national housing skid
• Alexander to resign leadership role
• Former 101st soldier advances in 'Dancing with the Stars'
• SGA announces winners of recent Senate election
• Woodward Library at APSU to celebrate Banned Books Week with Sept. 29 event
• Gateway Chamber Orchestra opens new season with Sept. 26 "Contrasting Lines" concert
• Several faculty, staff spotlighted for achievements
• Spots still open for 25th Annual Governors Golf Classic
• Didds commisioner and state officials visit local agency
• Five found dead in RV at Clarksville Speedway
• Man stabs two in downtown Clarksville in 'self-defense'
• Former Strike soldier J.R. Martinez is 'in it to win it' on 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Girl Scouts meet with county mayor about volunteerism
• Roxy Gala raises $25,000 toward goal
• Two golfers in top 10, Govs finish 5th at UK tourney
• Xavier shuts out APSU soccer for first time
• Bikers Who Care celebrate successful Toy Run
• REC REPORT: Fright on Franklin returns for third year
• ACLU says library ban on sex offenders too broad
• Early missed opportunities costly as Govs fall at Memphis
• City of Clarksville making repairs around Greenway bridge
• Bus ridership revs up in face of cash crunch
• Success in solar no sure thing
• WWII history brought to life at Fort Campbell
• 9 killed in Reno air show crash
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Clarksville gym helps 20,478 gymnasts break world record
• Golf Govs in third after two rounds at Big Blue
• Xavier final non-conference game for Lady Govs soccer
• Lady Govs volleyball falls at Morehead State
• Yator posts top-15 finish, Govs sixth at Georgia State
• Richards posts second-straight top 10 finish at Georgia State
• FAITH AND VALUES: Messianic Jews combine traditions
• Civilian workforce at Fort Campbell faces cuts
• TDOT commissioner tours county
• Rape suspect chased 32 miles
• 3 dead in air show crash
• Church of God breaks ground
• CRIME WATCH: Riverfest carjacking a false report, Clarksville police say
• Church briefs
• Student hurt in school bus wreck
• Jesus provides clarity in times of trouble
• Hernandez posts 17 kills, Lady Govs fall in OVC opener
• Big Blue begins Golf Govs fall season
• Provost Lecture Series: Literature prof shares importance of Puritan minister
• US, Mexico make contact regarding oldest active 'MIA' case
• Train derails near Guthrie, Ky.
• Tenn. mom tells police she smothered twins
• CRIME WATCH: Rash of car part thefts reported, Clarksville police say
• Governor signs proclamation creating POW/MIA Recognition Week
• Marine who defied orders given nation's highest honor
• THEATRE 101: Roxy's season opens with sounds of the '60s
• Cultural Center shows off renovations at open house
• Speeder blamed for fatal crash on I-24
• Former Fort Campbell soldier charged with child porn
• Five different Lady Govs score in soccer shutout at Lipscomb
• Football Govs head to Memphis for first time since 1957
• Governors take on new course at GSU Cross County Invitational
• Lady Govs confident entering GSU Cross Country Invitational
• Tennis Govs 2011-12 schedule no cake walk
• APSU receives Partner Service Award from CMCSS, Chamber of Commerce
• Ceremony serves as reminder that 101st Airborne Division still has troops in combat
• Montgomery County's Gholson Road Bridge to be replaced
• UPDATE: Team Linfoot rolls toward halfway point
• UPDATE: Team Linfoot rolls toward halfway point
• GOP says NY victory a message for Obama
• Fatal wreck on I-24
• CMCSS officials support ending state's mandate on physical activity
• Clarksville-Montgomery County businesses honored with PIE breakfast
• CRIME WATCH: Motorcycle gang assaults two, Clarksville Police say
• Lady Govs volleyball falls at Lipscomb
• Govs, Lady Govs basketball home start times announced
• Mid-state rival Lipscomb host Lady Govs soccer in mid-week tilt
• APSU concert to explore "Music for the Holocaust"
• Survivor of USS Indianapolis to speak at APSU
• Fireball Run to bring celebs to Clarksville Sept. 29
• Perry facing criticism for HPV vaccine order
• Smith Lauded for Volunteer Effort
• CRIME WATCH: Teens assault man at apartment, Clarksville police say
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board approves rezoning with revisions
• Several APSU faculty, staff recognized for achievements
• CENSUS REPORT: Nearly 1 in 6 US citizens are poor
• Winners named in headline quiz, Riverfest Regatta
• PET PEOPLE: Happy endings and those who still wait
• Clarksville-Montgomery County leaders unite in supporting green drive
• Army to put more IED-sniffing dogs on front line
• One Final Tune-Up Then Lady Govs Volleyball Enters OVC Fray
• Newcomer Bond leads Lady Govs golf effort in Kentucky
• New book by APSU professor examines crime fiction and society in Argentina
• New book by APSU professor examines crime fiction and society in Argentina
• Reevers announced as new University attorney
• Reevers announced as new University attorney
• Social Security stands tested at GOP debate
• WIC clinic breaks ground in Montgomery County
• Housing unveiled for homeless veterans
• 9/11 memorial opens; 'This is so peaceful'
• Lawmakers cite concerns about Tennessee voter ID law
• Clarksville man sues over possible bacteria in alcohol pads
• Montgomery County updates website to help property owners
• Business owner allowed to keep home-based Montgomery County repair shop
• 86th CSH group returns to Fort Campbell
• CRIME WATCH: Man found dead at Strawberry Alley identified
• Beard, Bond lead Lady Govs after two rounds in Drake Creek Invite
• Get To Know: Junior Antwaun Majors
• Lady Govs much improved in first round of MSU tourney
• Students gear up for Dance Marathon
• Woodward Library selected for traveling exhibition
• APSU creates Diversity Task Force; opportunities to build diversity in the works
• Ten years at war
• Clarksville's 9/11 memorial ceremony honors NYC, local firefighters
• Remembrance without hate
• Soldier arrested for choking and threatening woman
• High school bands compete at MCHS
• Norman Smith students kick off reading event
• Murdoch's header only goal in Lady Govs soccer loss
• Lady Govs golf hoping for better tourney weather in Kentucky
• Rockin' on the river
• Our hope: Never again
• Locals residents discuss on how attacks changed America, them
• REC REPORT: Youth hoops league prepares for season
• Crossing the bridge back to The City after 9/11
• Nation reflects on how 9/11 changed everything
• Veteran Lifeliners reflect on how 9/11 changed military
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Yator posts top-10 finish, Govs finish third at UAH
• Richards wins, Lady Govs third at UAH
• Lady Govs volleyball shows grit, but falls in four sets to Elon
• Flags for the fallen
• Clarksville kicks off another Riverfest
• FAITH AND VALUES: At Genkai-ji Zen Center, slow down and breathe
• REMEMBERING 9/11: Medical examiner recounts 'grim job'
• Police find man's body in downtown Clarksville
• Local Muslims found both hatred, compassion after 9/11
• Fort Campbell command reflecting on 9/11: 'We're never going to quit'
• David Smith honored for education volunteer efforts
• Piper seeks new Power Board's removal in counter-suit
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with child sex abuse
• Perkins and Ariza lead APSU soccer to win against Troy
• Lady Govs volleyball pushes Butler in three-set sweep
• Lady Govs volleyball falters late in loss to Central Michigan
• APSU's Hardin publishes two new editions of popular education books
• APSU's Hardin publishes two new editions of popular education books
• Provost Lecture Series: Education professor to speak about reading on the Web
• Provost Lecture Series: Education professor to speak about reading on the Web
• Author of 'The Soloist' to speak Sept. 29 as part of The Peay Read
• Author of 'The Soloist' to speak Sept. 29 as part of The Peay Read
• APSU's Bryant explores "Presence and Absence" at new photography exhibit
• APSU's Bryant explores "Presence and Absence" at new photography exhibit
• Obama releases $450B jobs plan
• Bikers Who Care receive a special gift from a friend
• 603 flags for Fort Campbell's fallen
• Montgomery County Sheriff fights crime by picking up a book
• Clarksville Police arrest suspect in pharmacy robbery
• COURT ROUNDUP: Rape charge dismissed against corrections officer
• Clarksville City Council to look at vote abstention policy
• Clarksville Parks and Rec plans fundraiser for historic mansion
• 75-year-old arsonist gets 8 years for burning down brother's home
• CRIME WATCH: Traffic stop leads to stolen electronics
• Port City Classic opens long road trip for Lady Govs soccer
• Lady Govs Seek to Maintain Momentum at Butler Invitational
• Govs Look to Finish Strong at UAH Meet
• Lady Govs Seeking to Improvement at UAH Meet
• 25th Annual Governors Golf Classic set for Sept. 23-24
• Clarksville Police seek robbery suspect
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman accused of slapping child
• Team Linfoot rides in memory of 9/11
• Modern Woodmen hold fundraiser for Jordyn Fletcher
• Perry, Romney mix it up over jobs, Social Security
• Forecast: Cooler temps in store for Riverfest weekend
• Clarksville's Downtown Market No. 1 in state
• Births July 29-Aug. 30
• Lady Govs track and Field names Valerie Brown as assistant
• 32 new tenure-track faculty join APSU
• APSU students meet prime minister of Quebec during study abroad trip
• APSU to have 2nd annual RUN@WORK Day
• Moving to new city a team effort at Dogwood
• Fuel tanker collides with pickup on Wilma
• Fort Campbell's McConville to speak at Clarksville 9/11 ceremony
• Parents raise objections to Montgomery County schools rezoning plan
• Rebecca Hart hears murder solicitation charge in Clarksville
• New Montgomery County Animal Control director plans to drop kill rate
• Marina draws 2 operator proposals
• Man burned in fire at Clarksville's Winner's Circle Motel
• Clarksville man injured in Kentucky DUI wreck
• CRIME WATCH: Two people charged with assault in Facebook fight
• Rain also forces cancellation of final round of Chris Banister tourney
• Mission Clarksville students grow food at APSU farm to help feed area's hungry
• Comedian Santiago to perform Sept. 20 in Clement
• Christ Presbyterian to host conflict training
• Foundry helps explore mystery of H.L. Hunley
• Drugs and stolen gun land 22-year-old in jail again
• Labor Day cool-down limits some outdoor activity
• Shock waves from 9/11 attacks circled globe
• Rain cancels second round of Chris Banister golf tourney
• 101st Airborne MP killed in Afghanistan
• Endowment honors APSU former physics chairs
• Loss of son makes fight against suicide personal
• CDE Board reshuffled, but lawsuit remains in question
• 911 LOG
• Mrs. Tennessee 2008 places at International
• Lee drenches Gulf Coast, could cause inland floods
• Bethlehem UMC holding 5K/Fun Run for rebuilding
• CRIME WATCH: Two Notgrass Road residents charged with burglary
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Lady Govs in 7th after first round of Chris Banister
• Second half goals give Lady Govs comeback win against Belmont
• CRIME WATCH: Early morning bar fight turns into shooting, Clarksville Police say
• Effects of EPA's new coal rules in Tennessee disputed
• Clarksville's Spring Meadows nursing home fined $740K
• Bearcats too much for Governors
• Lady Govs down East Tennessee to complete Murfreesboro stay
• Tech Center graduates encouraged to conquer fear
• Entomological Society to meet in Nashville
• REC REPORT: Collin Raye to headline this year's Riverfest
• APSU's Fall Fling puts the 'fun' in FUNraiser
• Police checkpoints in Houston, Stewart County
• Bruins and Lady Govs ready for Sunday soccer
• Lady Govs win opening set, but fall to Auburn
• Lady Govs golf heads to Huntsville, Ala., to open Fall season
• FAITH AND VALUES: Churches plan events to commemorate 9/11
• Church briefs
• More APSU students studying abroad
• Richards leads Lady Govs at Belmont Opener
• Mayor's vote nixes voting rules
• Yator leads Govs at Belmont Opener
• God's gracious intervention our deliverance
• Montgomery County deputy describes pursuit, being shot at
• Harvest brings grape expectations
• DAR celebrates Women's Equality Day
• WKU tops Lady Govs soccer
• CRIME WATCH: 1-year-old girl found roaming streets alone in Clarksville
• Lady Govs offense shows improvement in loss to Missouri
• Lady Govs offense continues early season woes in loss to FIU
• Provost Lecture Series: Math professor shares steepest descent method
• Provost Lecture Series: Math professor shares steepest descent method
• Long road back, Campbell cleared to resume basketball activities
• THEATRE 101: Borders' closing leaves vacancy in Clarksville
• Liberty Park ramps open on Labor Day
• Clarksville City Council backs barge port expansion
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board ready for rezoning hearing
• Soldier honored for thwarting bank robber
• Shoplifting escalates to gunfire, chase, wreck
• Clarksville bank robbery suspect gives up
• CRIME WATCH: Woman robbed making night deposit at Clarksville bank
• BACKSTAGE SCENE: It's time for a new show at Cumberland Arts Centre
• Reza the Illusionist
• Govs set for season opener at Cincinnati
• WKU and Belmont next for Lady Govs soccer
• Lady Govs Continue Challenging Non-Conference Slate at Blue Raider Bash
• Govs cross country opens campaign, Friday, at Belmont Opener
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers for August 2011
• APSU professor's novel to be on display at Library of Congress
• Fall Fling III social event set for Sept. 30
• Wear the Red & White, Friday, for College Colors Day
• Some Clarksville residents don't buy barge port projections
• Provost lecture series at APSU kicks off 2011-12 academic year
• Residents get credit for saving two lives in fatal wreck
• 101st Airborne Strike soldiers ride for fallen
• CRIME WATCH: Police ID suspect in bank robbery
• Tiny Town tie-ups expected in coming weeks
• Clarksville business owner dies of gunshot wound
• Clarksville City Council to vote on barge port today
• Clarksville businesses join 9/11 effort, collect donations for troop care packages
• APSU DEAN'S LIST
• Haslam doesn't say what will be cut
• APSU history honor society wins "Best Chapter" in nation for third year in a row
• APSU history honor society wins "Best Chapter" in nation for third year in a row
• APSU Child Learning Center holds Scholastic Book Fair
• APSU Child Learning Center holds Scholastic Book Fair
• CRIME WATCH: Armed carjacking suspects arrested in Clarksville
• Two Clarksville-Montgomery County school buses involved in separate wrecks
• 21 Fort Campbell soldiers awarded Purple Hearts
• Clarksville Montgomery County School System News - Bus Accident
• Assistant Principal Named For Kenwood Elementary
• Clarksville bank robbed by man in overalls
• Slightly cooler weekend in store for Clarksville, Montgomery County
• DOTSONVILLE: Ice cream party, yard sale go hand-in-hand
• Family and friends set up scholarships to honor teens
• Students craft own legislation at Daymar Institute
• ART WALK: Author compiles recipes of Tennessee celebrities
• Assistant principal picked for Kenwood Elementary
• Shutout and hat trick highlight Lady Govs soccer opener
• Football promotions promise excitement at Govs home games
• Christophel Show remains at Edwards, but moves to Thursday nights
• APSU faculty, staff members announce their achievements
• APSU has new ad campaign, 'Opportunities,' beginning later this week
• APSU student 1st to study in new study-abroad program
• Reza the illusionist to entertain Sept. 8 at APSU
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Irene's death toll jumps to 38
• Rossview High shaken by death of two teens
• CRIME WATCH: 73-year-old man carjacked at Clarksville park
• Possible drag racing wreck in Clarksville investigated
• Montgomery County reviews its many park projects
• Fort Donelson marks 150th Civil War anniversary
• Census: Fewer Tennessee kids living in married homes
• Home opener for Lady Govs soccer, Tuesday night
• Basketball Bash set for Sept. 10 at Bud Barn
• Creative writing professor kicks off lecture series
• APSU Alumni Association sets Tailgates for Cincinnati and Memphis
• More APSU students are studying abroad; APSU expands opportunities
• Drag racing crash sends three to hospital
• Boy donates hair to Locks of Love
• Fan Day sparks excitement for Fall sports
• Economos named to Bama Bash all-tournament squad
• Slower but still powerful, Irene hits land in NJ
• Lt. Dan Band salutes Fort Campbell soldiers
• Multiple reports: al-Qaida's No. 2 taken out by US strike
• CRIME WATCH: Thieves targeting catalytic converters
• School breakfast in Tennessee includes plenty of sugar
• REC REPORT: Riverfest Regatta registration under way
• FDNY Chief, a 9/11 survivor, to speak at APSU
• 'Klan buster' Stetson Kennedy dies at 94
• Farm manager shares with Farm Bureau Women
• So many tasty flavors it'll freeze your brain
• Lady Govs split Saturday matches at Bama Bash
• Hurricane-force winds hit coast as Irene soaks NC
• APSU Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter garners award
• Acuff Chair endowments to bring great acts to APSU
• 101st Airborne leadership lands another top player
• COURT ROUNDUP: Military police officer acquitted of 3 rape charges
• Corker crams campaign coffers
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police ask for help ID'ing car burglars
• Church briefs
• Pastoral counselors offer help to all, regardless of faith or ability to pay
• Clarksville family returns to have 3-day revival
• Clarksville Montgomery County School System News - August 25, 2011
• Lady Govs volleyball battles in season opener, falls in four sets
• Stellar theater and dance performers to visit APSU this year as Acuff Chairs
• Fallen Fort Campbell soldier's family accepts Silver Star
• More grandparents now raising children's children
• Residents organize small barge port protest
• Clarksville Christian School ready for annual fundraiser
• Federal jury finds man guilty of making child pornography
• Council, Clarksville mayor spar over voting privilege
• At the library Aug. 26
• $6M new building OK'd for APSU campus
• CRIME WATCH: Man shot in Clarksville
• Famed coach to speak at benefit dinner
• Basketball Govs to be a part of ESPN College Hoops Marathon
• Football Govs in pregame mode for season opener
• Lady Govs Volleyball Opens 2011 Campaign at Alabama
• Provost Lecture Series at APSU kicks off 2011-12 academic year
• APSU's Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter garners award
• APSU starts off 2011-12 year celebrating milestones, embracing challenges
• Help control local Pitty/Kitty populations
• Clarksville Police ID man killed in 101st wreck
• Libyan rebels hunting Gadhafi
• United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region sets $800K goal
• CRIME WATCH: Police seek bike's owner after robbery
• TDOT blows Clarksville bridge to cheering crowd
• Stewart County man indicted in DUI death
• Nashville State Community College adding campus in Clarksville
• Road closure planned on Old Trenton for new turn lane
• New campaign honors former physics chairs Mayfield, Sears and Wood-Boercker
• Name released of man killed in wreck on 101st
• 1 killed in wreck as semi runs light at 101st Airborne Parkway
• Back to School for Clarksville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pets of the Week
• Storm sways CDE to push tree trimming in Clarksville
• Summitt eyes new opponent in Alzheimer's diagnosis
• Students get feel for difference in live, gummy worms
• Clarksville Power Board loses purchasing approval power
• Pedestrian badly injured on Fort Campbell Blvd.
• Mayor: Clarksville Parking Authority did no wrong
• Montgomery County School Board cries foul over Virtual School
• CRIME WATCH: Kidnapped woman in Clarksville jumps from car
• Tatiana Ariza named OVC Player of the Week
• New observatory opens at APSU farm
• N.Y. firefighter who survives World Trade Center collapse to speak at APSU
• New APSU Exhibit "Re-presents" Historic Paintings
• Annual Dotsonville ice cream social rings in start of classes
• Martin Luther King Jr. memorial unveiled on Mall
• Shooter takes plea in Clarksville murder-for-hire
• Gas collection pays off at Montgomery County landfill
• As Libya regime crumbles, rebels begin new struggle
• Outages continue into Monday night for 1,000 in Clarksville
• Route out for Go Commando Half Marathon in Clarksville
• Hands On Clarksville making plans for 9/11 service day
• CRIME WATCH: Name released for body found near field in Clarksville
• White, Smith, Schmid, Thomas elected Govs captains
• Harris to represent Tennessee in SWATC event in October
• APSU makes campus, public aware of road projects
• CRIME WATCH: Man charged with aggravated assault, theft
• 101st Airborne soldiers return to the warrior basics
• APSU students in eARMYU can enroll through GoArmyEd
• Screaming Eagles past and present reunited
• GOP may allow payroll tax break to expire
• Spotlight Aug. 22
• Clarksville Duplicate Bridge Results
• APSU's CSA offers new semester of classes beginning Aug. 29
• International Day festival showcases many cultures
• Adult Education schedules announced
• FREE Fan Day set for Sunday
• More offense helps Lady Govs soccer to win at Chattanooga
• Army suicides spike in July
• Local students participate in new virtual school
• People in Uniform Aug. 21
• REC REPORT: Fishing contests return to Riverfest
• APSU observatory opens window into deep space
• 3 Nashville football players suspended for hazing incident
• CRIME WATCH: Drunken driver hits police car, CPD says
• 216 4th BCT troops return to Fort Campbell
• Ready for Riverfest
• Govs show improvement in shortened second scrimmage
• Timing, teamwork and 22 bells coming to Clarksville today
• Officials break ground on Carmel Elementary
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office joins national crackdown on drunken driving
• Fincher calls trip to Israel 'moving'
• Clarksville Police win lawsuit in jury decision
• CRIME WATCH: Officers use stun gun on Clarksville man accused of stealing car
• State finance chief: Plan for worst scenario on cuts
• Salem UMC hungry for ice cream cooks
• Evaluations worry Tennessee teachers
• Record-setting win for Lady Govs soccer at Alabama A&M
• Football Govs set to scrimmage for second time, Saturday
• Stansell getting his kicks for Governors
• Former APSU Art Professor Schlanger to Have Work on Display at University
• APSU, Vol State offering new 1+1 agreement in chemical engineering technology
• Small group of Fort Campbell soldiers gets big welcome home
• Injured soldiers in active duty limbo
• MTSU partners with Army on drones
• Man's body found in Clarksville field
• COURT ROUNDUP: Clarksville man not guilty in prostitute rape case
• East-West corridor suit seeks $1.75M
• College Street repairs slowed by sinkhole
• EPA says Clarksville's air quality meets standards
• At the library Aug. 19
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man comes home just in time to thwart burglary
• Business After Hours a success
• Weak safety Smith represents only senior starter on Govs defense
• Road trip opens season for Lady Govs soccer
• Bowling Green, George Washington, Detroit are Govs' final three opponents in CBE
• Sophomore-dominated Lady Govs picked sixth in OVC preseason poll
• TV series finds out why Fort Campbell's Nightstalkers don't quit
• Convicted killer denied parole in 1990 stabbing
• Relations souring between Parking Authority, Clarksville City Council
• International Festival coming to Clarksville this weekend
• Driver shoots himself in both legs on I-24
• Clarksville hires two electrical inspectors
• 'I was doing the right thing,' says Fort Campbell soldier who chased bank robbery suspect
• Montgomery County hires new Animal Control director
• More than 1,000 runners expected to Go Commando in Clarksville Oct. 15
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police need help tracking burglary suspect
• Govs' linebackers looking for more production in 2011
• Money biggest hurdle for McClure Bridge redo
• TDOT plans demolition of Clarksville's Lynnwood Tarpley Bridge
• Leadership Clarksville announces 25th class
• CRIME WATCH: Man grabs gun during fight with family, police say
• Road closure planned on Paradise Hill
• Clarksville Police treating death as homicide
• Pets of the Week Aug. 17
• $360M lost to insurgents, criminals in Afghanistan
• The end of Dogwood Days nears
• Govs hopes increased defensive line depth leads to improved play
• APSU students in eArmyU can enroll through GoArmyEd
• APSU faculty and staff lauded for achievements
• Railroad bridge rehab in Clarksville slow but still on track
• Child mauled by neighbor's pit bull in Clarksville
• Suitcase bomb scare in Walmart parking lot leads to runaway
• New general joins families to welcome 101st Airborne soldiers home
• Ficklin honored for 35 years on Clarksville committee
• Tennessee may keep $28M surplus as reserve
• Monday morning outage left 11,000 in Clarksville without power
• Clarksville intersection upgrades in works
• CRIME WATCH: Sexual assault during baby shower
• Tennis to host open tryouts
• Football Govs inconsistent in first scrimmage
• Two Award-winning Poets to Read at APSU on Sept. 15
• Two Award-winning Poets to Read at APSU on Sept. 15
• Crimewatch
• Clarksville High football team landscapes for wounded soldier
• Historic mansion needs major fixes
• Dancing 'til Dawn supports cancer families
• Ariza goes for three, Lady Govs soccer downs Saint Louis
• Football Governors set to scrimmage for first time Monday
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Housing scam preys on Fort Campbell soldiers, Clarksville Police say
• African Street Festival keeps the dream alive
• Last chance for producers to submit AGI forms to IRS
• REC REPORT: Deadline to join new 45-and-over men's softball league Friday
• Traffic class for teens to be held Saturday
• Ruling may force Supreme Court to decide on health care mandate
• COURT ROUNDUP: Clarksville man gets 8 years in child abuse case
• Book details journey of Andrew Jackson
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll
• Ryan hopes to make next step in quarterback development
• Saint Louis awaits in final Lady Govs soccer exhibition, Sunday
• 4th Brigade's return continues at Fort Campbell
• Fort Campbell's 5th Group keeps changes in-house
• FAITH AND VALUES: Church helps church after sanctuary burns
• Leaf-Chronicle revamps weekly faith section
• One-pot meth lab blows up on Clarksville's MLK Parkway, police say
• Congress, with a push from citizens, can solve debt crisis, Blackburn says
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man accused of raping teen
• 'Eagle Six signing out'
• Murdoch's two goals lift Lady Govs soccer to exhibition win
• White primed to rush up career charts in final Govs season
• Nineteen student-athletes to participate in Summer Commencement ceremony
• Castle Heights residence hall opens at APSU
• 4th BCT's colors returned to Fort Campbell
• Blaze damages Clarksville home
• City OK's $140K offer for plaintiffs in discrimination suit
• COGIOBA: With school back, recruiting is under way
• City mulls commission for historic properties in Clarksville
• Hands of Clarksville seeks volunteers for 9/11 service projects
• Clarksville Academy students go back with laptops in tow
• CRIME WATCH: Third arrest made in Clarksville bank, pharmacy robberies
• Initial Lady Govs soccer exhibition set for Friday
• Stark reality is Govs have little experience beyond veteran pair of wide receivers
• Govs take to field in full pads Friday afternoon
• Castle Heights designed to be root of student success
• Govs Football adds Derrick to coaching staff
• Guest jumper at Fort Campbell gets the high of his life
• APSU creates new Mobile Tech Center for APP development
• Real cases, real penalties, real teenagers
• Remembering them all
• Fort Campbell soldier who helped stop robbery identified
• US education secretary praises Tennessee reforms
• Clarksville mayor suspends charter committee
• $3M loan just latest clash over city of Clarksville budget
• Army IDs Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Ga. crash
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police charge four in meth-making case
• Tight end position has come clear to Adams
• Cal to be Basketball Govs' first opponent in CBE
• Two bank robbery suspects caught, one still at large
• Troops built Fort Campbell 'tough'
• Bastogne Day at Fort Campbell honors 1st BCT's proud legacy
• Soldier to face military trial in '07 slayings
• Settlement reached in Ky. Army malpractice claim
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board hears about new standards
• Collin Raye coming to Clarksville's Riverfest
• Military to review helicopter crash
• CRIME WATCH: 'I'm drunk,' man tells officer after crash
• AWOL Fort Campbell soldier indicted in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Lady Govs volleyball begins preseason preparations
• Stephens to join Govs basketball staff as graduate assistant
• Offensive line shaping up to be Govs' strength in 2011
• APSU Salon Series to Feature Recipes of Famous Tennesseans
• Wyman joins Lady Govs soccer as volunteer assistant
• APSU to Host Female Version of Famed Neil Simon Play
• APSU Extended Ed announces American Sign Language classes this fall
• Course Recommendation System to be in spotlight at national conference Nov. 6-9
• Oak Grove pharmacy robbed, same suspect
• Go Commando Clarksville race offers physically impaired divisions
• Swan Lake Golf Course in Clarksville to reopen on Aug. 24
• 4th BCT group, 101st Airborne Division, arrives to cheers
• Photo ID voting coming up for Tennessee
• Hodges named principal at St. B Elementary
• Family of Jamie Marable in final fight vs. parole in Clarksville murder
• Barge port rezoning delayed at Montgomery County level
• College St. repairs in Clarksville to take 6 to 8 more weeks
• CRIME WATCH: Man indicted in Clarksville robbery, sex assault case
• Football Govs practice for first time
• APSU creates new Facebook page for news and information
• APSU opens new Mobile Technology Center for app development
• St. Bethlehem Elementary School Principal Announced
• Wal-Mart robbed of drugs by white male
• Gone, but not forgotten
• Professor: Feminists fought women's suffrage movement in Argentina
• MCHS renovation highlights back-to-school in Clarksville-Montgomery County
• 101st Airborne commander looks ahead to a tough job
• Football Govs report to camp
• Accusations fly over Clarksville mayor's voting patterns
• WEEK OF THE EAGLES: Big crowd turns out for health fair
• Troop return takes a little longer
• Gen. Campbell savors last week with 101st Airborne Division
• Widow charged in Hart slaying
• Tennessee freshmen representatives held sway in debt debate
• Clarksville, Mount Juliet kidnapping trys likely related
• Chopper shot down in Afghanistan, killing 37
• Teacher, kindergartner, senior share feelings about first day
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Walmart robbed in broad daylight
• Football Govs set to report Sunday
• Guth talks about Lady Govs soccer
• Division Run kicks off Week of the Eagles at Fort Campbell
• School's back from summer
• Obama proposes tax credits to hire jobless vets
• Grand jury: Clarksville teen tried to shoot detective
• Clarksville City Council defeats east-west corridor resolution
• Church group to give away school supplies on Sunday
• CRIME WATCH: 113 car burglaries reported in 3 weeks in Clarksville
• Accusations fly over mayor's voting patterns
• Sidney resigns from Govs football staff
• APSU uses program to help military personnel succeed on college entrance exam
• Clarksville Academy students receive MacBooks
• Clarksville builders offer $5,000 reward for copper theft arrest
• Clarksville City Council approves redistricting proposal
• Words can't describe families' joy at Fort Campbell return
• Pneumonia mortality rate high at Gateway
• Stevens to keep Leaf-Chronicle 'locally invested'
• Grand jury to hear case of Foot Hood plot suspect
• Montgomery County Commissioner says he'll pay delinquent property taxes
• Drivers are reminded to look out for school children
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man accused of raping teen
• Lady Govs soccer picked third in OVC preseason poll
• APSU hosts 2011-12 Youth Leadership Clarksville opening retreat
• The next deficit deal: There's a rough road ahead
• Fort Campbell soldier sought in daughter's death arrested
• No timetable for fixing hole on College Street
• Heat wave breaks Clarksville record set in 1953
• Community Health Fair at Fort Campbell moves indoors
• CRIME WATCH: Multiple copper thefts reported in Montgomery County
• Kangaroo, hedgehogs at Clarksville-Montgomery County library today
• ART WALK: APSU student's work shows beauty from disaster
• Play shows teenagers how to take a 'STAND'
• Karaoke contestants are sought
• Haslam visits Tennessee troops in Middle East
• Fort Campbell schools add fall break
• Montgomery County teachers prepare for students
• Clarksville Police still searching for kidnapper
• Fort Campbell soldier charged in toddler's death
• Officials seek vet center for Clarksville
• Director of Community Action Agency resigns
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School System lays out growth projections
• BACH Community Health Fair this weekend
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police arrest carjacking suspect
• Lady Govs soccer reports to campus
• Challenging schedule sets tone for 2011-12 Golf Govs
• Repair works commences on Dave Loos Court playing floor
• Govs Club hosts Chamber’s August Business After Hours
• CSA to Offer New Semester of Classes Beginning Aug. 29
• APSU Professor's New Book Examines Women's Suffrage in Argentina
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers for July 2011
• Staggered Clarksville City Council terms will leave some with two reps
• Neighbors push back on barge port in Montgomery County
• CRIME WATCH: Two charged in Clarksville meth case
• Clarksville High student wins Yaris in Joe Heitz Pass and Go
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Two 101st Airborne soldiers injured in weekend hit-and-run
• U.S. House OKs late deal on federal debt
• Commission reviews new Montgomery County district lines
• Charter committee revisits Clarksville mayoral powers
• Blind Clarksville man meets Shatner at convention
• Lady Govs 2011-12 golf schedule has familiar look
• 2011 Governors Football media guide available online
• APSU schedules 2011 Summer Commencement for Aug. 12, Dunn Center
• Upcoming CMCSS Activities
• Man charged with assaulting woman
• Developer seeks major damages in corridor lawsuit
• August arrives with continuation of heat
• 4th BCT returns Sunday
• Reality show inspires pancake eaters
• Soldiers' return just as sweet despite the high heat
• Driver takes out power pole on Providence Blvd.
• RECREATION REPORT: Help clean up Clarksville's trails while getting in shape
• Bodies of soldiers unearthed in Mexico ignored
• People in Uniform July 31
• Few places cooler than a cave
• Signs of debt deal murky at best
• CDE ends experiment with electric, fiber lines
• CRIME WATCH: Man sold drugs with kids in car, Clarksville Police say
• Senate shoots down debt bill
• A rare Fort Cambell homecoming from Iraq
• Soldier yells Fort Hood killer's name in court
• Haslam seeks new measuring stick for Tennessee schools
• Clarksville mayor joins effort to include jobs initiatives in debt agreement
• COURT ROUNDUP: Man sentenced to life for Clarksville murder
• Now, that's some productive D.I.R.T.
• Angel's angels: A four-legged success story
• Albright named Clarksville Fire Rescue deputy chief
• CRIME WATCH: Montgomery County man charged with choking teen
• Traffic backed up on Providence Boulevard
• Govs-Chattanooga to begin four-game gridiron series in 2013
• Govs, Lady Govs cross country schedules revealed, Friday
• Back to School Bash fills kids' backpacks
• Clarksville Officer giving chase falls in hole
• Clarksville City Council revisits east-west corridor
• At the library July 29
• AWOL Fort Campbell soldier admits plotting Fort Hood attack
• Clarksville apartment fire causes $250K in damage
• Clarksville boy alleges sexual assault at church camp
• 6 hurt, 1 critical, in wreck on Old Highway 48
• CRIME WATCH: Former Clarksville educator charged with second child rape
• Twice-fired firefighter rehired by Clarksville Mayor
• APSU to Unveil New Observatory on Aug. 19
• APSU expands Greek system with new sorority
• REVIEW: Children make memories that last a lifetime in 'The Sound of Music'
• Clarksville City Council to consider east-west corridor
• Officials map out new Clarksville wards
• Hope remains for debt deal, despite disputes
• County planners approve barge port rezoning
• More than 270 soldiers return to Fort Campbell
• Clarksville Audit Committee OKs audit plan
• Best face off at Fort Campbell
• BACH commander passes flag
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police release photos, video of kidnapper's truck
• Eastman to serve week-plus internship with Indianapolis Colts
• Lady Govs picked second in OVC preseason volleyball poll, Doyle named preseason All-OVC
• Fallen soldier's wish becomes another's mission
• MEGA Yard Sale to benefit Cats Are Us this weekend
• Vets groups discuss debt talks at White House
• Car show held at Montgomery Care & Rehab
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools' rezoning plan moves 1,547 students
• Power Board stops looking for CDE superintendent
• Pets of the Week July 27
• Study sought for repairs to Clarksville's Smith-Trahern Mansion
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with child rape
• APSU at center of higher ed movement
• Lady Govs volleyball adds Sarich to staff
• SPOTLIGHT
• Obama: Halt '3-ring-circus' of debt-limit debate
• CMCSS School Board wins statewide award
• Teen says kidnapper in Clarksville will try it again
• Tax-free Tennessee shopping holiday Aug. 5-7
• Algae to blame for 'earthy' water flavor of Clarksville water
• Burkhart appeal denied in suit vs. City of Clarksville
• APSU's 'Netflix Effect' program helps state win $1M
• Report: Coal ash taints groundwater at TVA sites
• CRIME WATCH: Wanted Clarksville man kills himself in Florida
• Govs football ready for 2011 season
• With $1 million grant, APSU is key leader in improving graduation rate
• New APSU Program Seeks to Use Children's Literature to Teach STEM Concepts
• White, Schmid named preseason All-OVC; Govs picked to finish ninth
• APSU's TECTA Site Helping Put Needed Professionals in Child Care Centers
• 270 soldiers with 101st Airborne return early Sunday
• Man remained at large following attempted kidnapping
• 270 soldiers return early Sunday
• Man charged with threatening wife with pipe
• Fun day set aside to help F.U.E.L.
• A much bigger project awaits College Street
• Walter Reed closing to save cash
• Zinc plant worker stable after being shocked
• Houston County firefighters accused of arson
• Debt crisis: Deal sought to head off stock plunge
• CRIME WATCH: Pursuit ends in fugitive's arrest
• REC REPORT: Archery at Crow Community Center begins Aug. 4
• Bastogne Bulldogge VI climbs ranks in 1st BCT
• Clarksville Christian School students perform well on test
• Fort Campbell's 1st BCT plans to celebrate its heritage Aug. 9
• CRIME WATCH: Woman robbed, assaulted at Clarksville mall
• Warrior takes over Fort Campbell's WTB
• Col. Poppas hands off brigade to old friend
• Twilight Camp teaches Cub Scouts to have fun
• School supply backpacks will be given away today
• Terrorist rampage kills at least 87 in Norway
• Clarksville man denied new trial in murder case
• Obama ends ban on openly gay troops
• Obama, Boehner trading blame in debt talks
• College Street becomes car wash
• Former Govs Walker, Strickland bring summer clubs to Clarksville
• Home contest against Vanderbilt highlights Lady Govs 2011-12 schedule
• Lady Govs golf team posts 12th-best GPA of NGCA programs
• APSU employees honored for continuous service, retirement or education
• Last chance to ride Clarksville's 1931 bridge
• Clarksville falls to Rapid City in Most Patriotic City contest
• Search for replacement marina operator begins
• Clarksville mayor shakes up committees
• Clarksville teen pleads guilty in dad's murder
• Auditor investigating Parking Authority
• Nashville man gets 39 years for beating Montgomery County woman to death
• CRIME WATCH: Man in HIV exposure case turns himself in to Montgomery County authorities
• Jell-O war makes slick birthday party
• 21-year-old recalls friend's homicide
• Bachman, Harper named to summer league All-Star squads
• Stansell named to CFPA Placekicker Watch List
• County, local vet clinic have different views on feral felines
• Saturday concert to fund juvenile diabetes research
• Tennessee ranked 15th in 'Toxic 20' list
• Redistricting plan goes to Montgomery County Commissioners
• Clarksville Mayor names Fitness Council picks
• Fort Campbell soldiers' illness linked to Middle East deployments
• COURT ROUNDUP: 3 guilty, one acquitted in Clarksville barroom beating
• Montgomery County taxpayers save $4.5M in bond sale
• 'Bastogne' honors Soldier's Angels
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged in second Craigslist scam
• White, Smith named to Phil Steele Preseason All-OVC second team
• Home games vs. MTSU, Belmont, Arkansas State and road games at Memphis, UT highlight Govs 2011-12 basketball slate
• Rayner named to Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar list
• APSU student earns leadership award at ROTC course
• Lawmaker honored for working to help military families
• DOTSONVILLE: Annual barbecue a smashing success with plenty of star power
• Two changes of command Friday at Fort Campbell
• Pets of the Week July 20
• COURT ROUNDUP: Gas station robber sentenced to 11 years
• College Street closure could last more than a month
• City breaks ground on firing range for Clarksville Police
• Borders' closing to leave big hole at Clarksville mall
• Another heat advisory in effect through Thursday for Montgomery County
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man accused of robbery, assault
• Lady Govs golf earns OVC Team Academic Achievement Award for third straight year
• Corps: River work will have little impact
• SPOTLIGHT
• No headline
• VA opens call center to help women vets
• Utility pole removed from Clarksville man's backyard
• Sunflowers stretch to sky in Clarksville garden
• Man dies after lawnmower falls down cliff in Montgomery County
• Man accidentally shoots self in chest in Clarksville
• APSU Police captain in bias lawsuit vs. chief fired
• Anti-fencing law recast to help Clarksville's used-item shops
• CRIMEWATCH: Man, 26, charged with assault after bone-jarring fight
• Maj. Gen. Campbell
• Maj. Gen. Campbell
• Summer Youth Program comes to an end
• CRIMEWATCH
• Downed pole becomes a backyard nuisance
• Maj. Gen. Campbell to relinquish command Aug. 12
• 75th Habitat house to be built locally
• BIRTHS
• PEOPLE IN UNIFORM
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• CRIMEWATCH
• LEAP hosts Back to School Bash
• Deadline to enter Rock Your Park photo contest is July 31
• Soldiers turn to God for PTSD recovery at Fort Campbell
• Manna Cafe Ministries in Clarksville opens much more than a kitchen
• For DUI diehards, rough road ahead
• Threshing show continues today in Adams
• Fort Campbell soldier killed
• New commander joins storied Strike Brigade
• Mystery 'sinkhole' closes major intersection in Clarksville
• Leaf-Chronicle wins two first-place awards
• Gay Clarksville native beaten to death in Calif.
• DEBT SHOWDOWN: Obama presses for 'big' package
• CRIME WATCH: Alleged knife threat leads to Clarksville man's arrest
• Sometimes the referee wins
• Clarksville resident named to college's Alumni Association Board of Directors
• Women’s Football Clinic hosted by APSU football staff
• J.D. Sellers hired as Govs new running backs coach
• APSU announces advising dates at Highland Crest
• Huge Harry Potter fan prepares for final flick
• Timeline: 10 years of 'Potter' films
• CRIME WATCH: US Marshals catch Detroit murder suspect in Clarksville
• Fort Campbell School System working to improve facilities
• Parks fee proposal mired in deferrals
• Gunman in 2007 shooting released from jail
• Clothing, supplies sought for Back to School Bash
• NBA star loves grass roots of hoops
• Clarksville High grad wins new scholarship
• Get to Know Atlanta Braves Reliever George Sherrill
• Eagle Remembrance Ceremony spotlights tragedy of war
• Youth group at Hilldale United Methodist Church serves community
• Court roundup: Man gets four years for DUI wreck
• Progress on schedule for new Outlaw Field terminal
• Teen thrown from truck in wreck
• Conference Center resurfaces at IDB meeting
• Food processing venture could bring 250 jobs
• Who are the Georgia Lady Vols?
• 101st pedestrian overpass covered with flags
• CRIME WATCH: Two charged in ATM robbery
• SEC transfers, Perkins and Zigelsky, to join Lady Govs soccer
• 13-year-old girls playing in AAU raise $13K for wounded soldiers
• Partial Liberty Park opening in works
• School Board alters inclement weather plan
• Clarksville mom arrested at airport over child's security screening
• Castle Heights dorms topping off at APSU
• Burt High scholarship to outlive its founders
• America has fewer children than ever by percentage
• CRIME WATCH: Three indicted in child sex cases
• DOTSONVILLE: Make plans to attend the DCC barbecue Saturday
• Pets of the Week July 13
• 2011 Lady Govs soccer schedule features 11 road matches
• Grand opening of new Castle Heights residence hall Aug. 11
• APSU announces advising dates at Highland Crest
• Several APSU faculty, staff noted for various honors, achievements
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Debt talks yield little; Obama rules out stopgap
• Montgomery County Commission honors Fort Campbell MP for heroism
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in attack on patrol
• Army limits addictive pain meds
• Three Fort Campbell soldiers awarded governor's certificates
• Man charged with abuse of Clarksville infant, assault
• AAU: Elite 'family' has empty chair as teammate deals with tumor
• Blake Shelton puts on hot show at Fort Campbell
• CRIME WATCH: Girl reports being woken by molestation
• Left scrambling for answers, lefty Sherrill finds right fit with Braves
• Opening festivities signal beginning of play
• Summer Youth Program wrapping up
• Excessive heat warning issued through Tuesday
• Redeployment begins for Fort Campbell's 4th Brigade Combat Team
• Two local Special Olympians win more than medals
• East Tennessee novelist Amy Greene to present July 13 reading at APSU
• Spotlight July 10
• Restaurant sponsors eating contest to help tornado, storm victims
• BACH offers school and sports physicals
• Semi kills toddler in Amish buggy on Fort Campbell Blvd.
• Clarksville embraces another summer of AAU hoops
• Searching for places to play a growing problem
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police arrest another man in Walgreens robbery
• Rockies' Reynolds relishes relief role
• Memorial at Fort Campbell dedicated to 66 fallen soldiers
• Boy, 11, pinned between car, tree
• Wounded warriors make time for children
• Madison Street United Methodist Church announces new pastor
• Power Board put under city control
• Montgomery County Schools still above average on TCAP
• Betty Ford dies at 93
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man arrested in Walgreens burglary
• First HSC spinoff plant, a hydrogen facility, coming
• Deadline for SURE disaster program approaching
• 2011 Tailgate Alley registration now available
• Five Lady Govs golfers named to All-American Scholar Team
• Hriciste to join Tennis Govs for 2011-12
• Noted East Tennessee Novelist Greene to Give July 13 Reading at APSU
• Clarksville Police: Missing teen found
• Four wounded warriors come home to heroes' welcome
• Tennessee waistlines keep growing
• Preliminary TCAP data shows improved scores
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman robbed at gunpoint
• Man who jumped out of moving car dies
• COURT ROUNDUP: Clarksville man pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Clarksville man who killed his father-in-law takes deal
• COGIOBA: Don't put off seeing your family and friends
• Montgomery County's redistricting ready for public comment
• Clarksville Police seek help finding missing teen
• Get to Know Colorado Rockies Reliever Matt Reynolds
• 149 Austin Peay student-athletes named to Spring honor roll
• New APSU Biogeography Class to Take Students to Rocky Mountains
• New APSU Biogeography Class to Take Students to Rocky Mountains
• Oak Grove Police probing toddler's death
• ReloveHaiti raises $6,000 for American Red Cross
• New addition comes to Art Walk
• Scientists: Pentagon misled public on dust risk
• Students at APSU put together guide to city's public art
• First Thursday welcomes a different kind of artist
• Endowment to cover two scholarships a year at APSU
• 21-year-old motorcyclist dies after wreck
• CRIME WATCH: Two arrested in Clarksville pharmacy heist
• Champion of Fort Campbell takes care of nest while Eagles are at war
• Major league former Govs--Sherrill and Reynolds--meet for first time
• Govs add Patterson to 2012 pitching staff
• New Robertson Endowment to Fund Photography Scholarships at APSU
• New Robertson Endowment to Fund Photography Scholarships at APSU
• Suspect arrested in pharmacy robbery
• Pet Portrait fundraiser to benefit rescues
• Wounded 101st Airborne warrior gets special welcome Thursday
• Trees cut down at Northwest High School
• Franklin to bring Southern stories to Clarksville Writers' Conference
• Nashville men get 12 years in shooting of Fort Campbell Green Beret
• Couple keys new home after Clarksville codes nightmare
• 10,000 US troops on offer for Iraq
• Montgomery County Commission considers mayor appointments
• COURT ROUNDUP: 'Lady of the Night' robbery case settled
• Hankins earns Baseball America Freshman All-America honors
• APSU students produce monograph about city's public art
• APSU students produce monograph about city's public art
• Carre joins Lady Govs tennis for 2011-12
• Pharmacy tech certificate class begins Aug. 15 in Clarksville
• Pharmacy tech certificate class begins Aug. 15 in Clarksville
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers for June 2011
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers for June 2011
• Tennessee business tax seminar set for July 26 in Clarksville
• Tennessee business tax seminar set for July 26 in Clarksville
• 3 more children found unattended in hot vehicle
• Independence Day draws crowd to post
• Captain and Clark get Bikers Who Care escort
• Skies light up over Cumberland River in Clarksville
• APSU Extended Education course schedule
• Last Vietnam-era draftee decides to retire
• APSU noted in Food Network Magazine
• 'Most Patriotic' judges target Clarksville history
• Two Clarksville pharmacies robbed in one hour
• Fireworks-powered boats become July 4 Clarksville tradition
• Teens enjoy talent show at New Providence city program
• Infants, little girl found in hot SUV in Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Traffic stop escalates to evading, car crash
• Volunteers plant field of flags in Patriot Park
• A patriot lives here
• REC REPORT: Clarksville to celebrate Independence Day today
• Obama: Nothing off-limits in budget talks
• Lawsuit between city, CDE avoided
• Fort Campbell joins in on Feds Feed Families
• Fort Campbell ACAP sets up hiring events
• Afghan war's toll on US forces hasn't eased since last year
• 49-year-old man survives after being shocked
• CRIME WATCH: At least 12 victims bilked in scam, Clarksville Police say
• Crime watch: Clarksville man accused of statutory rape
• What's new in 'boom' this Fourth of July
• Lifeliners' birthday time to reflect on legacy
• Two local women receive Trainer of the Year Awards
• State Troopers stepping up patrols for holiday weekend
• Nashville festival honors military, first responders
• DA's Office offers grief counseling class
• Clarksville Police arrest suspect in bank robbery
• Miller-Motte cosmetology students must create before they graduate
• COGIOBA: Veteran scouter Pat Deugaw will be sorely missed
• Runaway girls found in Clarksville
• DOTSONVILLE: It's hard to beat these green thumbs
• Carnival kicks off at Fort Campbell
• McMillan's attempt to remake Power Board passes
• City Council passes $78M budget, opponents fear future tax hike
• At the library July 1
• CRIME WATCH: Armed robbery reported at Clarksville motel
• Agencies learn team approach to security
• Former Lady Govs basketball great Armistead returning to APSU as assistant coach
• APSU noted in latest issue of Food Network Magazine
• Two from 101st Airborne Division's 'Dream Team' hailed at Honor Eagle ceremony
• County planners approve office space request
• Parking Authority seeks $250K loan for kiosks
• Missing teens' stolen truck found in Clarksville
• Clarksville mayor unveils members of Power Board
• Deputy fire chief retires after 31 years
• Heat, little rain expected for holiday weekend
• Courthouse bystanders save Montgomery County deputy's life
• APSU Grad Finale for summer graduates
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with homicide in DUI wreck
• APSU encourages campus, community to display patriotism
• Head soccer coach Kelley Guth blogs from World Cup
• NCI grads' attention shifts to work
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools lays out next inclement weather plan
• City, county trying to get handle on 5 dogs, 50 cats
• Clarksville attorney sentenced in scam
• Suspect sought in Clarksville bank robbery
• Big days ahead for Most Patriotic City judges
• McMillan expects to appoint new Power Board soon
• CDE superintendent search down to three
• Finance Committee OKs accounting policy
• CRIME WATCH: Felon faces attempted murder charge
• Community Arts Program at APSU Hosts Inaugural Musical Theater Camp
• New APSU Class Informs Students About Different Health Care Fields
• 3 APSU faculty, staff members recognized for achievements
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Weather tower upgrade in works for Montgomery County
• Six Clarksville Police veterans honored on retirement
• Young archers get pointers in Billy Dunlop Park program
• Patriotic team coming to Clarksville July 3, 4
• IDB, Clarksville Chamber hold industry picnics
• Man arrested in severe beating, robbery in Montgomery County
• GRAND JURY: Man indicted on vehicular homicide charges
• Montgomery County Mayor recovering from knee surgery
• CRIME WATCH: Two-by-four ends argument on front porch
• Grad Finale for Summer 2011 graduates
• APSU's New HSC Building Wins Prestigious Design Awards
• 2 APSU alumni inducted into Academic Hall of Fame
• DAR has Flag Day luncheon
• Artillery unit returns to cheers
• Tatiana Ariza set to make Women's World Cup appearance with Columbia, Tuesday
• Wilma Rudolph's legacy lives through scholarship
• Organizers report record turnout at Wilma Rudolph 5K and 10K Road Race
• CRIME WATCH: Bomb squad called for milk jugs
• Tennessee lawmakers call for end to 'nation-building' in Afghanistan
• REC REPORT: Clarksville's fireworks show at 9 p.m. July 3
• Fort Campbell wins bragging rights in softball game vs. city
• Clarksville mayor could get just two years next term
• Finding vets jobs is their job
• APSU celebrates Highland Crest Campus opening
• Fraternity helps prepare kids for college
• Clarksville Police Department bids farewell to 160 years of service
• TBR OKs tuition increase at APSU
• New pilot takes control of 101st Airborne Division's 'Wings of Destiny'
• Clarksville mayor helps pass shovel to promote fitness
• Teens stand against cancer
• CRIME WATCH: Hostage situation leads to Clarksville man's arrest
• Council passes budget with tie-breaking vote
• APSU incurs lowest tuition increase by TBR; salary increases coming after 4-year wait
• APSU incurs lowest tuition increase by TBR; salary increases coming after 4-year wait
• Clarksville budget passes first reading on tie-breaker
• City budget passes first reading on tie-breaker
• Reading prevents summer slide
• Trustees approve 12 percent UTK tuition increase
• Two Montgomery County churches burglarized; Boy Scouts trailer stolen
• Firefighters save city tens of thousands in station remodeling
• BACKSTAGE SCENE: Auditions for a 'cool' kid show
• At the library June 24
• APSU says everything must go... to charity
• COGIOBA: Always busy, scouts enjoy break from high temps
• CRIME WATCH: Three women lied about domestic assaults, Clarksville Police say
• APSU alum Erby calling second College World Series
• APSU celebrates opening of Highland Crest Campus
• Haslam expects to approve higher ed tuition hikes
• All three Govs MLB draftees sign, assigned to minor league clubs
• Teens change world one project at a time
• APSU brings 'Steampunk' to campus with art class
• Power Board approves electric, broadband budgets
• Clarksville woman in HIV-exposure case warns others
• Montgomery Care & Rehabilitation Center kicks off intergenerational summer
• Obama: 'Tide of war receding'
• Bikers Who Care of Clarksville honored by Autism Speaks
• Eternal Flame honors all veterans of all wars
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville sex offender charged with assault
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghan
• Tennis Govs announce Tverijonas as first signee for 2011-12
• DA files suit against Power Board; Piper resigns early
• Fireworks sales in Clarksville begin with bang
• Teachers become students for ag workshop
• UT AT CHATTANOOGA DEAN'S LIST
• Third annual Back to School Basketball Bash July 15-16
• House panel rejects move to regulate coal ash
• Clarksville Police: Man wanted for HIV exposure
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged with child abuse
• CDE budget includes no rate hikes
• PET PEOPLE: Happy and sad endings inspire us to help
• Homicide victim had just turned 20
• YMCA campers take on obstacles at Fort Campbell
• APSU Extended Education classes
• APSU hopes for state action on pay parity
• Vanderbilt poll finds little faith in economy
• CDE vows better service after renovation project
• Week of the Eagles returns to Fort Campbell with troops
• VETERANS VOICE: A huge thanks to volunteers who made Flag Day possible
• Clarksville sorority member wins regional pageant
• CRIME WATCH: U.S. Marshals charge man with child rape
• Bat Govs continue work in summer leagues
• Bryant finishes long call at Montgomery County E911 Center
• Northeast Elementary Principal Appointment Announced
• Students test flying crafts in STEM Academy program at APSU
• 1 dead in Clarksville shooting, suspect found nearby
• Mackmull left lasting legacy on Fort Campbell, Army aviation
• Utilities are bulk of City of Clarksville spending
• Summer Youth Program cooks up summer fun
• Tennesseans can agree we have weight problem
• CRIME WATCH: Man charged in attack on woman in her Clarksville home
• Stevens promoted to General Manager at The Leaf-Chronicle
• Fundraising dinner supports Wilma Rudolph's rich legacy
• Mayor's budget breaks into major projects piggy bank
• VANDERBILT POLL: Support for state politicians plummets
• Meeting for public input on planned park
• Roxy, APSU, AHDC, parks get grants
• Northeast Elementary principal resigns, replacement announced
• Camp Rainbow helps give kids one 'awesome week'
• APSU Extended Education classes
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Early morning return brings 151 soldiers of 101st Airborne home
• Police seek info on armed robbery at Clarksville store
• Night of car theft, arsons, beatings in Clarksville ends in arrest
• CRIME WATCH: Wrong-way driver charged with kicking Clarksville officer
• Lillibridge takes reins of 3rd BCT, 101st Airborne, from Luong
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Convergys adds 375 jobs in Clarksville
• Montgomery County's invention camp has brains racing
• Animal Control director fired by Montgomery County
• Kurka joins Lady Govs tennis program for 2011-12
• Eric Larue named APSU assistant tennis coach
• APSU receives financial gift from Florim USA to award scholarships to 2 students
• Lap dog rescued from Fort Campbell wilderness
• Report: Prosecutor to drop slaying charges against former Fort Campbell soldier
• Clarksville Walmart manager gets bad haircut for good cause
• Southern Baptists vote in support of path to legal status
• Officials: 3 viable sites for Montgomery County veterans nursing home
• Dogs graduate from prison to Army
• Census forcing change to Montgomery County voting lines
• At the library June 17
• 2,500-mile road challenge coming to Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Cat shot with an arrow in Clarksville
• AP-STEM Center at APSU host of teacher workshops
• New state law could change Clarksville's red-light camera rules
• Smith to sign 'Succeed Indeed' at Greater St. James
• Meadow to sign copies of 'ColorBlind'
• Best seller: Children buy into library's book fair
• Clarksville man charged in armed robbery at ATM
• Guthrie, Ky., prepares for biggest event of year
• Fincher's farm worth at least $500,000
• Conscientious objector's status threatened by child porn charges
• Bredesen addresses economic summit in Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man kidnapped, forced to withdraw from ATMs
• Gary Shephard joins Govs football staff as linebackers coach
• 2 APSU alumni inducted into Academic Hall of Fame
• Search on for veterans nursing home site
• President nominates Maj. Gen. Campbell for 3rd star
• Fort Campbell soldier sentenced to 8 years
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board thanks commissioners for support
• Fort Campbell plans July 4 concert
• FEMA disaster center opens in Dover
• More bridge work planned this week
• Army: Au revoir to maligned beret
• Clarksville Chamber of Commerce honors commitment
• Crime watch: Clarksville man asleep behind wheel charged with DUI
• Proposed Clarksville regulations draw ire of secondhand dealers
• City finance commissioner certified by state
• Republicans assail Obama, not each other in debate
• REVIEW: Denver tribute at Roxy captures singer's essence
• For kids in Clarksville youth program, summer fun just around bend
• Montgomery County OKs 26-cent property tax increase
• Austin Peay in line for 8.8 percent tuition hike
• Clarksville city budget workshop quiet, but battle likely ahead
• CRIME WATCH: Man charged with DUI with kids in car
• Wollenzin named to NCBWA Freshman All-American First-Team
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• Afghanistan: Pakistan to target insurgents
• Summer Youth Program
• State colleges revamp curriculum for new teachers
• Woman to be extradited to Illinois
• Clarksville up for patriotic vote
• Knights of Columbus honor military service of members
• Kids enjoy Fishing Rodeo at new Liberty Park pond in Clarksville
• Wider Clarksville Bypass wanted, but no solution soon
• Outgoing congressmen paid staff $210,000 in final days
• REC REPORT: Swim lessons begin July 11 in Clarksville
• Tenn. lawmaker: Report shows pre-K waste of money
• CRIME WATCH: Sheriff's Office seeks leads on Montgomery County mailbox vandalism
• Economist: New Tennessee jobs sign of improvement
• Clarksville mayor predicts tough budget decisions ahead
• Gates says NATO not assured of a future
• Fort Campbell coach stalking charge dismissed
• Fisherman dies of medical condition at Montgomery County quarry
• Montgomery County captain closes 41 years in local law enforcement
• FEMA opens disaster center in Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Man charged by grand jury with child rape
• City fireworks show swings John Anderson
• LAW TARGETS LITTER
• CRIME WATCH
• Capital project money under microscope
• No tax hike in city budget
• Reed Harper named to Atlanta All-Region squad
• Former APSU Grad Student Discovers New Turtle Species
• Former APSU Grad Student Discovers New Turtle Species
• Kids Fishing Rodeo returns to Clarksville with new venue
• Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert among winners at CMT Awards
• Ceremony honors five fallen Fort Campbell soldiers
• Tracks, prints lead Montgomery County Sheriff's deputies to burglary suspect
• Clarksville teen seen doing wheelies before motorcycle crash
• Knife surgically removed from woman's face after fight with roommate
• New commander announced for state's largest Guard unit
• Convicted killer gets life, plus 18 years
• Assistant to APSU president officially assumes new duties
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman faces another child abuse charge
• Dobbs, Ryne Harper selected in MLB First-Year Draft, two signees also picked
• Hankins named to Freshman All-America squad
• APSU Brings Steampunk to Campus with Summer Art Class
• APSU names new director of community and business relations
• Liberty Park still closed on weekdays
• Annual Day Camp helps teach Cub Scouts values
• Pets of the Week June 8
• Newly hired city forester to teach tree class at Greenway
• Oak Grove man injured after falling from pickup
• Law aims to cut off supply for meth labs
• Ex-Fort Campbell soldier charged with theft of military gear
• Clarksville mayor diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board studies district-wide accreditation
• Clarksville Police arrest suspect in truck burglary
• Snodgrass selected in MLB First-Year Draft
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Montgomery County commissioners hear pros, cons of tax increase
• Richard Head Road leads to new Montgomery County 4-H arena
• Montgomery County residents eligible for FEMA disaster unemployment
• Clarksville City Council pay uprooted by city worker pay reform
• APSU, Vol State to hold Springfield open house
• CRIME WATCH: Man stabbed over weekend outside Clarksville bar
• OBITUARY: John Thomas Hinson Jr.
• APSU, Vol State to celebrate opening of Highland Crest
• Suzuki Violin Lessons Prove Popular at APSU's Community Arts Program
• Flying High generates support for Customs House
• Obama seeks reshaped image for 2012 effort
• Bridge foundation among Tenn's deepest at 70 feet
• Murder-dismemberment trial under way in Memphis
• GED graduates desire new opportunities
• Law enforcement sees juvenile sex offender registry implemented
• 101st pays high price for Afghan surge year
• Man steals car, threatens police with bat
• Govs season comes to close with loss to Georgia Tech
• Clarksville Police: Man shot after cutting in line for tattoo
• Big Bulldog inning dooms Governors
• Wounded warrior comes home to surprise welcome
• Farm Bureau Women gain insight into agriculture of New Zealand
• Kenwood High School Honor Roll
• Emmanuel Center plans summer camp for youths
• APSU golf tourney scheduled for July 9
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers
• New rules ignite debate about nonprofit funding in Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Clarksville group bands together to cope with disability
• Update: Shooting victim in stable condition, one arrested
• Spotlight June 4
• Flags lowered for Fort Campbell soldier
• VA gives student veterans extension to repay GI Bill overpayments
• Groomer washes paws for good cause
• Clarksville church gets behind Alabama relief effort
• New laws sure to have impact
• Comedy on the Cumberland returns
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• What's Happening June 4
• Snodgrass stymies, Hankins swats as Govs stun Yellow Jackets
• Cats Are Us (and dogs) Non-Profit Adoption Center Needs Help!
• Country fans to send messages to soldiers
• Confusing food pyramid replaced by plate
• LEAP basketball tournament coming in mid-July
• COGIOBA: Scouts honor vets, prepare for summer camps
• Yard sale to benefit Clarksville mansion
• At the library June 3
• Council passes ordinance requiring Clarksville breeders to get licenses
• Comments sought on proposed tax hike in Montgomery County budget
• City terminates Clarksville Marina lease
• CRIME WATCH: Ex-boyfriend charged with assaulting Clarksville woman with beer bottle
• Harpers grow father's legacy with Austin Peay baseball
• APSU alumna, local artist has vase collection on display in Woodward Library
• Govs return to NCAA Championship, face host Georgia Tech in Friday’s opener
• Tennessee first state to pass Web theft bill
• What's Happening June 2
• Severe storms give way to summer's high heat
• Police identify man killed in Tiny Town Rd. wreck
• Cucumber truck crash puts I-24 in pickle
• Committee moves to strengthen Clarksville mayor's veto power
• Maj. Gen. Campbell sends farewell
• L&N Train Station joins Clarksville's Art Walk venues
• Pool patrons splash into summer
• CRIME WATCH: Cocaine found in child's pocket, Clarksville mother charged
• Loos to be honored with Ambassador's Choice Award during Unity Day Celebration
• Pre-game reception set for NCAA Baseball Regional
• Lady Govs track and field earn OVC Sportsmanship Award
• Portraits of Famed Meriwether Family Donated to APSU
• Power Board delays vote on CDE pay study
• Publix making plans for store in north Clarksville
• Lottery scholarship students face hourly cap
• Karzai wants NATO bombing to stop
• 234 Fort Campbell soldiers return on two flights
• Cellphones a 'possible' carcinogen — just like coffee
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police charge man with misusing 911
• CDE on target for business plan
• Patients, workers both enjoy good BACH massage
• Pets of the Week June 1
• APSU accepting reservations for NCAA Regional Baseball Tourney contest vs. Georgia Tech
• 4BCT soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Mickey Fisher Golf Tournament is July 9 at Fort Campbell's Cole Park
• Mickey Fisher Golf Tournament is July 9 at Fort Campbell's Cole Park
• Several APSU faculty, staff recognized for achievements
• Several APSU faculty, staff recognized for achievements
• APSU College of Business forms new advisory board
• APSU College of Business forms new advisory board
• New employee hires, transfers for May 2011
• New employee hires, transfers for May 2011
• Returning 101st Airborne soldiers hold children for 1st time
• Benefit planned to build wounded 101st Airborne soldier new home
• Sacrifices remembered through Memorial Day wreath in Clarksville
• One killed, one hurt in head-on collision in Clarksville
• Gen. Dempsey chosen to head Joint Chiefs of Staff
• CRIME WATCH: Man arrested in Clarksville sword, folding chair fight
• Leaf-Chronicle Readers Choice winners announced
• Bat Govs sent to Atlanta to face host Georgia Tech in NCAA Regional play
• Army combats brain injuries
• 6 soldiers from 101st perish in IED attack
• Boaters enjoy launch ramps, marina basin at Liberty Park
• Students graduate from Seminary Program
• Kenwood Middle School Honor Roll
• Author brings Vietnam history to wall
• Joyous family members welcome home soldiers
• Family IDs woman hit on Dover Road
• Austin Peay to host Baseball Peay Pairings Party at Blackhorse Pub & Brewery
• Ramsey touts unity of GOP leadership
• Four classes of 2011 graduate high school
• Cameramen attached to 101st Airborne: Soldiers first, journalists second
• Readers Choice winners range from best teacher to worst intersection
• Rough nighttime 101st air assault brought heroism, sacrifice
• Clarksville pools open with several popular programs
• Dover man charged in deadly Clarksville hit and run
• Officials: Montgomery County tax hike returns to right rate
• Leaf-Chronicle Readers Choice winners announced
• Eagle Fest welcome break in storm-ravaged Stewart County
• ARRESTS
• Govs win 2011 OVC Baseball Championship
• Three Clarksville high schools give 707 graduates degrees
• Clarksville police seek help from public in suspected hit-and-run,
• Young actors navigate 'Big River' with ease
• Vietnam veterans motorcycle club plans fundraiser for wall
• Fort Campbell gets to know Rumsfeld
• State legislature ends pretrial diversion for drunken driving, felonies and sex crimes
• FEMA official hurt in wreck on Dover Road
• Montgomery County gets $100,000 federal stimulus grant
• CRIME WATCH: Muddy footprints lead to arrest of Clarksville woman
• Snodgrass' 11-strikeouts, Govs late-inning heroics lead to win over Jacksonville State
• Traveling memorial on display at Fort Campbell
• Dobbs stymies Golden Eagles, leads Govs to win
• Latest big storm sends trees crashing
• Carnival at Eagle Fest runs through 5 p.m. Sunday
• Pair at Montgomery County Sheriff's Office help save taxpayers money
• Fires destroy two homes in Montgomery County
• Committee moves county budget proposal forward
• City files lawsuit against Power Board
• Clarksville City Council moves to terminate marina lease
• 332 high school graduates get degrees at APSU
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged with child abuse after refusing to leave car lot
• APSU Public Relations office wins awards at TCPRA
• Dogs get new leash on life
• Vietnam Wall comes to Fort Campbell
• Rumsfeld to visit Fort Campbell on Friday
• Liberty Park boat ramps open for Memorial Day
• Fort Campbell High sends off Class of 2011
• Clarksville man acquitted of child rape
• Montgomery County Mayor's Office hires director of Information Systems
• Montgomery County jury convicts man of murder
• Red River bridge work under way
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged in alleged shovel attack
• Govs begin postseason slate with Thursday opener at OVC Baseball Championship
• Football Govs earn OVC APR Award from FCS Athletics Directors Association
• Team of Maurer-Pahmier-Haddon-Devine capture 14th Annual Ladies Golf Tournament
• Painting patience pays off in festival photo contest
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Man charged with DUI, assault
• Big Rock pulls together after being torn apart
• Clarksville-Montgomery County teachers cheer students on last day
• Pets of the Week May 25
• Special homecoming awaits wounded Fort Campbell soldier
• Pleasant weather forecast for holiday weekend
• Witness in murder trial says nobody was supposed to get hurt
• Plea deal settles attempted murder case
• Voting deadline extended in Most Patriotic City contest
• Dobbs, McClure earn postseason awards, 10 Govs receive All-OVC honors
• APSU has seven teams with perfect APR scores
• APSU now a StormReady University
• APSU revamps leadership studies minor for this fall
• Brain scans detail effects of IED blast concussions
• Teen smashes into police patrol car
• Second trial begins in motel slaying
• Growth big driver in Montgomery County tax hike proposal
• Missing Clarksville teen contacts police, says he's OK
• Bikers donate over $18,000 to Fort Campbell Fisher House
• CRIME WATCH: Man passes out, children leave camper
• Bailey named First-Team Capital One Academic All-District
• Former Govs Cross Country runner reported lost at sea
• Services keep growing along with homelessness
• Relay for Life funds raised
• Baker arrested at Hooligan's
• Graves and Hazlett win 17th Annual Governors Bass Tournament
• 272 Girl Scouts receive highest honors at Nashville ceremony
• State legislature passes budget, extends jobless benefits
• REC REPORT: Movies in Park will show 16 films this year
• Farm puts organic food on Montgomery County tables
• Next commander to lead 101st Airborne announced
• Clarksville mayor observes National Nursing Home Week
• Advising schedule planned for APSU's M.A.T. Program
• Clarksville City Council gets permission to shop marina lease
• 911 Log May 22
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with rape
• Errors costly in Govs regular-season finale loss at UT Martin
• 911 LOG May 21
• 101st Airborne Division flag returns with command
• Graduates of Montgomery County Drug Court get new lease on life
• Power Board attempts to avoid lawsuit with deal
• Clarksville Red Cross severs ties with United Way
• Govs sweep UT Martin
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man threatened neighbor with knife, police say
• What's Happening May 21
• Spotlight May 21
• Center's Summer Day Camp ready to kick off second year
• Clarksville Duplicate Bridge results from May 17
• COGIOBA: Scouts close out busy year
• Clarksville Civitan club's onion sale almost over
• Sen. Alexander pushes for electric-car grants
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man escapes home invasion
• Proposal to mandate later start dates for schools tabled
• Councilwoman asks city to weigh campground for homeless
• Elder St. shooting suspect arrested in Clarksville
• Community Action Agency faces service-changing cuts
• Clarksville Belly dancers discover themselves through art
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Fort Campbell soldier dies in combat
• Govs visit UT Martin, close regular-season slate
• Sweep rounds up synthetic drugs in Clarksville
• Families welcome home 98 Fort Campbell soldiers
• Clarksville High students awarded Catie scholarships
• Pit bull charges, bites four Clarksville neighbors
• 101st Airborne Division commander set to return Friday
• Power Board approves $122K in stipends for employees
• Marina builder requests indefinite extension
• Local artists won't make any ends meet in auction
• Clarksville teenager disappears from backyard
• Clarksville ahead in Most Patriotic City contest
• APSU certified as StormReady by National Weather Service
• APSU certified as StormReady by National Weather Service
• Govs rally to down Bisons behind Davis' seven-strikeout performance
• Little ones enjoy big arrival at Fort Campbell
• Odyssey comes to an end as Eagles land at Fort Campbell
• Committee recommends giving $110K to 14 nonprofits
• Mayor takes step to shape up Clarksville
• CRIME WATCH: Ky. sex offender charged with child rape
• Parking Authority eyeing Saturday enforcement in Clarksville
• Man indicted in Clarksville club shooting
• Clarksville City Council to hold closed session on legal issues
• Director out at Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library
• Pets of the Week May 18
• Week-delayed Governors Bass Tournament set to cast off Sunday
• 101st Airborne soldiers taking long way home
• Water leak causes Cumberland Drive cave-in
• Two Clarksville Red Cross workers to help in Alabama
• Property tax assessments go aerial in Montgomery County
• Police: Attacker killed during Clarksville home invasion
• Tabernacle clears way for Clarksville school expansion
• Man admits killing, burying ex-girlfriend in Montgomery County
• HSC, state discussing $3 billion Clarksville plant expansion
• CRIME WATCH: MP charged in Clarksville road rage baton assault
• Govs travel to Lipscomb, Tuesday
• Hogan named adidas OVC Player of the Week
• Five generations of John Hughes Key live in Rossview
• MISSION TO AFGHANISTAN
• 'Lifeline' tunnel to be rebuilt
• Roxy Theatre's Annual Monte Awards named
• Arrests
• Govs hold on to down Redhawks, secure 2011 OVC title
• Leaf-Chronicle wins two second-place awards, one third at AP Managing Editors awards
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• REC REPORT: Pick up fresh produce, crafts at Downtown Market starting May 21
• Northern pass keeps 101st Airborne Division unit on edge
• Rain doesn't dampen annual Strawberry Jam
• 101st Airborne Gen. Campbell discusses progress in exit interview
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police make numerous drug-related arrests
• EMS more than just ambulances
• 101st Airborne soldiers in Afghanistan take the long way home
• Tech jobs hot, but Tennessee has too few graduates
• Govs, Redhawks split pair of one-run contests
• Families greet 188 returning Fort Campbell soldiers
• District attorney: We need to end pretrial diversions
• 36 school buses vandalized in prank
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged in shooting
• Allergy season strikes with vengeance
• Fort Campbell dedication: 'The sacrifices... cannot be measured'
• Rumsfeld coming to Fort Campbell for book-signing
• Bill that gives surviving military spouses tax relief awaits Haslam's pen
• Former 101st Airborne soldier gets year in prison for selling weapons
• BACH honors fallen soldier in dedication
• AFS-USA Information Session at Public Library
• Govs to make two special presentations on final home weekend
• Belmont to join OVC in 2012-13
• Govs, Redhawks meet in battle between OVC’s top teams
• Advising schedule planned for APSU's M.A.T. program at Fort Campbell campus
• Vietnam veterans can't forget hell of Hamburger Hill
• Tennessee Senate passes measure to limit lawsuit damages
• How bin Laden emailed without being detected by US
• Clarksville officer fired after internal investigation
• CEMC utility worker severely burned by electrical flash
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman reports being chased by man with knife
• Young woman rally for pets in ravaged Dixie Alley
• Clarksville Police announce strategy pairing crime, crash stats
• At the library May 13
• Clarksville in running for most patriotic city
• Lady Govs unveil 2011 volleyball schedule
• CSA Summer Session Begins June 6
• Govs swamped early in loss at Evansville
• 'These Screaming Eagles were loved'
• Serious injuries stem from three Montgomery County wrecks
• 101st Airborne Division general confronts Afghan journalists
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools needs are dire, officials say
• First birthday: Sheyna Buchanan
• Tabernacle students pray in school, find success in classroom
• First birthday: Ava Jones
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman faces charge of making false report
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Two injured in Tuesday wreck on 149, one seriously
• Woman in critical condition after Tuesday wreck
• APSU Governors Bass Tournament postponed to May 22 due to high water
• Clarksville-Montgomery Schools budget calls for tax hike
• Clarksville pools open this month with outside food allowed
• Yearly 'rash' of 'breakouts' happening at Dogwood
• Grand champion honors return to Clarksville with boy's victory
• Special ops units key to US exit in Afghanistan
• Clarksville Police 'saturation patrols' yield 581 charges
• COURT ROUNDUP: Clarksville family reindicted in child torture case
• Montgomery County DA plans to file suit against Power Board
• CRIME WATCH: DUI wreck leads to multiple assaults in Clarksville
• Wreck shuts down Highway 149
• Woman, 33, in serious condidion after wreck
• 17th annual Governors Bass tourney has been postponed until May 22
• APSU faculty, staff, students accomplish various work
• Applications sought for Science and Mathematics Academy in June at APSU
• APSU nursing school repeats success of 100 percent pass rate on NCLEX
• APSU invests stimulus funds toward energy-saving projects, improvements
• APSU's Scanlan Named Section Editor for Scholarly MT Journal
• Tenn. House passes bill to limit lawsuit payouts
• Sun rises on 163 soldiers with 101st Airborne returning to their families
• River rolls back to leave mess at Clarksville parks
• Motorcycle rider dies in Clarksville wreck
• Leadership Clarksville teams study gangs, disasters, fitness
• Montgmery County EMS Week begins with Fun Fair
• EDC offers Clarksville, Montgomery County leaders financial overview
• Bypass barge port rezoning rejected by Montgomery County Commission
• Council passes synthetic drug ban for Clarksville
• CRIMEWATCH: Police: Kids left alone while mom at bar
• Lady Govs volleyball adds four to 2011 roster
• 14th Annual Ladies Golf Tournament set for May 25th
• Reed Harper named adidas OVC Player of the Week, Monday
• Maynard Presented with 2011 Regents Award for Excellence in Philanthrophy
• Student Created Public Art Piece on Display in APSU's Morgan University Center
• Flood waters slowly receding
• Sada Thompson, 1970s TV mom, dies in Conn. at 81
• Haslam defends plan to spend $11M on Lambuth
• New playground at Civitan Park continues county park improvements
• Arrests
• Hill Youth Heritage Garden hosts Mother's Day Gala
• Library names iPad winners
• Lady Govs close season with 4-3 loss to SIUE
• Govs down Golden Eagles, 10-4, complete OVC series sweep
• Govs sweep doubleheader from Tennessee Tech
• Republican powerhouses gather at Montgomery County fundraiser
• General sees evidence peace can work in Afghanistan
• Students pen, publish own books
• Soldier dies in I-24 wreck
• REC REPORT: Hershey Track & Field contest May 14
• People in Uniform May 8
• Man shot to death in Clarksville home invasion
• Local health expert meets with Farm Bureau Women
• CRIME WATCH: Warrant issued in Friday shooting
• Freshmen House members from Tennessee feel pressure
• Ryan homers twice to lift Lady Govs to split with SIUE
• Jordan medals, Lady Govs finish sixth at OVC Outdoor Championships
• 'JOB WELL DONE'
• More than 1,000 grads get degrees from APSU
• Bill OK'd to ease licensing for military spouses
• Man found shot on curbside at Eighth Street
• Gates: Getting bin Laden could be a game-changer
• CRIME WATCH: Woman, boyfriend charged with child abuse
• 53 APSU grads with brand new degree look to future
• Burglars surprised by armed Clarksville homeowner
• Salvation Army honors volunteers at banquet
• Presidential unit citations awarded
• Lady Govs in seventh at Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• Govs seek to maintain first-place position, host Golden Eagles in OVC weekend set
• President Obama arrives at Fort Campbell
• Lady Govs host SIUE to closeout 2011 softball slate
• Thirty-Eight student-athletes among May graduates
• Limit on number of pets defeated
• Haslam's budget marks $220K for veterans nursing home
• Council passes synthetic drug ban
• 101st Airborne soldiers return to happy families, proud general
• COGIOBA: Scouts get ready for summer camps
• Clarksville residents join leaders, clergy in Day of Prayer
• Flourishing Families to hold Fun Day Festival on June 11
• CRIME WATCH: Police seek driver who hit pedestrian on purpose
• 'We will never forget,' president tells world
• AT THE LIBRARY
• 2011 Outdoor Track and Field Championships starts Friday
• Reed Harper named to CoSIDA Academic All-District second-team
• Proposed laws would put limits on house pets in Clarksville
• Rakkasans CSM hands over responsibility
• High on FIVE: Artists balance chaos, order
• White House won't release 'graphic' bin Laden photos
• Packed lineup for First Thursday Art Walk
• Obama to visit Fort Campbell
• Miller-Motte Technical College now on deadline to reform
• Man fails to show in broken Doughboy case
• Clarksville to begin curbside tree debris pickup
• CRIME WATCH: Military police officer facing child sex abuse charge
• Kimbrough Honored for His Support of APSU Academics
• Williams, Keck named to Hampshire Honor Society
• APSU history honor students create new scholarly journal
• APSU political science professor launches symposium for young women
• APSU Professor Receives NSF Grant to help Train Dendrochronologists
• Pets of the Week May 5
• School Board goes over final budget amendments
• 101st Airborne Division soldier escorted for burial with honors
• MISSION TO AFGHANISTAN: Low cost, low altitude, high anxiety
• Students earn honors for play about Clarksville during Civil War
• APSU professor gives first image of laser to Smithsonian
• Former Humboldt officer gets prison time for reckless homicide
• NWS ALERT: Minor to moderate flooding for Mid State
• Clarksville Police welcome 12 new officers
• CRIME WATCH: Store manager victim of fraud, report says
• APSU Physics Student Yost Receives Honorable Mention for Goldwater Scholarship
• APSU Student Spielman to Attend Prestigious Max Planck Institute this Summer
• 101st soldiers in Afghanistan relieved, proud, ready to be home
• Montgomery County Commission hears of proposed barge port
• 'Collegiate' winning word in Montgomery County elementary spelling bee
• Pieces of World Trade Center given to 5th Group soldiers
• 130 soldiers from 1st BCT return to Fort Campbell
• For APSU students, half a lifetime of terrorism
• City of Clarksville brings in outside firm for Woodstock flood study
• Montgomery County bus backs into car off Britton Springs Road
• 160th from Fort Campbell piloted mission to attack bin Laden
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged with lying about stolen TV
• McClure becomes second OVC coach to reach 700-win plateau
• APSU to award new chemical engineering tech degree to 50-plus candidates
• APSU Foundation selects new members to serve for 2011
• Hogan, Harper earn adidas OVC weekly baseball honors
• New Exhibit Teaches APSU Students Nuts and Bolts About Hosting an Art Show
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• Queen City Road Race draws more than 1,000
• Public art created for Edith Pettus Park
• Mother charged with neglecting child
• Flood offers silver lining for treatment plant
• Lady Govs miss early chances in loss to Tennessee Tech
• Govs home run barrage leads to sweep of Morehead State
• 'One of the best feelings in the world,' soldier says at troop return
• Govs maintain hold on first place, sweep Morehead State in Saturday doubleheader
• Wounded warriors find life in whitewater
• White House, newspaper clash over protest video
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• One year after the flood, businesses back to work
• New law bringing whiskey-making back to Tennessee
• MISSION TO AFGHANISTAN: 'Most Diverse Force' keeps train rolling in Afghanistan
• Mint Juleps and Gershwin together for good cause
• Civil War sites part of Tennessee tourism
• CRIME WATCH: Bleeding burglar caught in kitchen
• Lady Govs swept by Golden Eagles
• Barkley dam restriction won't affect Clarksville
• Wounded warriors get heroes' welcome at Fort Campbell
• William weds Kate as billions watch — and hope
• Stewart County officials prepare for flooding
• Storms kill 34 people in Tennessee
• Montgomery County Sheriff Lewis explains four-month absence
• Rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since '32
• Faculty at APSU receive awards, present papers
• Crime watch: Guthrie, Ky., woman charged in sex abuse case
• Walk to benefit those living with kidney disease
• Lady Govs make season’s final road trip to face Golden Eagles
• Showdown on the Cumberland dominated by Lady Govs track
• Seeking new athletics path, Roberts resigns as football Govs running backs coach
• Govs return to OVC race with trip to Morehead State
• More than 400 Fort Campbell soldiers return on pair of flights
• Marciano named head of Clarksville Academy Upper School
• Principals selected for Burt, Byrns Darden
• MTSU student found dead inside residence hall
• MISSION TO AFGHANISTAN: Gate could open doors to something much bigger
• At least 290 dead after storms rake South
• Council moves to prohibit synthetic drugs in Clarksville
• App may soon help APSU students go to class
• Anger mounts as water surrounds neighborhood
• CRIME WATCH: 3 drivers cited for violations in multi-vehicle wrecks
• Showdown on the Cumberland wraps up Lady Govs Track and Field
• Following in father's footsteps, Nobel to play football at APSU
• McKnight to pursue Ph.D. in statistics on full scholarship at Stanford
• McKnight to pursue Ph.D. in statistics on full scholarship at Stanford
• Eight APSU Physics Students to Participate in Coveted Summer REUs
• Eight APSU Physics Students to Participate in Coveted Summer REUs
• CMCSS Announces Elementary Principal Appointments
• City braces for flooding
• 25 families forced from their homes in Clarksville, Montgomery County
• CDE board hires firm for internal auditing
• Afghan officer opens fire, kills 9 Americans
• Planning Commission recommend 'No' vote on barge port near Bypass
• Columbia State president to speak at APSU commencement
• CRIME WATCH: Fort Campbell man charged with child rape
• Remembrance ceremony for child victims on Saturday
• Buddy Ball Easter Egg Hunt cold, fun
• Local students get taste of justice at mock court
• Lady Govs land Golden State standout
• NEMS Students Win State Competition with Help from APSU
• Men's OVC Golf Tournament shortened to 36 holes
• Mission to Afghanistan: Outside Bagram, conditions spotty
• Severe weather takes out trees, power across Montgomery County
• Montgomery County Service Awards
• Blaze destroys 59-year-old restaurant in Oak Grove, Ky.
• School Board pores over new budget details
• Council hears about need for east-west corridor
• Jostens' growth in Clarksville means new jobs
• Clarksville Christian School makes Good Friday Earth Day
• Another barge port plan — privately funded — surfaces
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police nab suspect in robbery
• Hogan delivers Govs win at Belmont
• Miller and Korte go two-under, but Golf Govs lack depth
• Markov Named 2011 Hawkins Award Winner at APSU
• Markov Named 2011 Hawkins Award Winner at APSU
• Five APSU Profs Honored with Annual Socrates Award
• Five APSU Profs Honored with Annual Socrates Award
• APSU awards coveted Distinguished Professor honor to Bert Randall
• APSU awards coveted Distinguished Professor honor to Bert Randall
• APSU awards 2 top student honors at annual Honors and Awards Day ceremony
• APSU awards 2 top student honors at annual Honors and Awards Day ceremony
• Faculty, staff at APSU achieve accomplishments
• Faculty, staff at APSU achieve accomplishments
• CSA hosts end-of-semester performancs and exhibits
• CSA hosts end-of-semester performancs and exhibits
• APSU Presidential Research Scholars Program announces students for 2011-12 cycle
• APSU Presidential Research Scholars Program announces students for 2011-12 cycle
• APSU Area of Dance Recognized at National Dance Festival
• APSU Area of Dance Recognized at National Dance Festival
• APSU students, organizations honored at program for 2010-11
• APSU students, organizations honored at program for 2010-11
• 2nd BCT, 101st Airborne soldiers meet their babies at airfield
• Road study confirms Clarksville corridor badly needed
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Clarksville Police offer teens free driver's ed
• Barge port rezoning deja vu for Clarksville river residents
• Woman smashes gold car into 'We Buy Gold' store
• LEAP rewards intern for hard work
• Cumberland, Red River flooding predicted this week
• Education Foundation awards five $1,000 AVID scholarships
• Golf Govs in fifth after 18 holes at OVC Tourney
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with stabbing father in back
• Holt, Harris earn Legends Awards; Doyle, Terry named Most Outstanding Athletes
• Three Govs named second-team All-OVC
• Govs meet Belmont, Memphis in midweek contests
• Govs add closer Tyler Rogers to 2012 roster
• APSU students participate in service trip to Florida
• APSU students participate in service trip to Florida
• APSU launches new Facebook app for new students
• APSU launches new Facebook app for new students
• Troops return Saturday evening
• Final Provost Lecture Series to focus on environmental estrogens
• Bachelor of Social Work program reaffirmed accreditation
• Student awarded scholarship from Edelweiss Club for 2011-12
• FUNDRAISING REPORT: Corker's money sends a message
• United Way of Greater Clarksville adds new agencies
• Cunningham woman named TJC Mother of Year
• $25K grant helps support education for county EMS
• LEAP employs students in lawn care service
• Local supports Hope center
• Tragic romance eclipses 2nd-to-last shuttle flight
• St. Bethlehem Elementary launches Family Fun Fitness night
• JROTC learn latest in CPR
• Air conditioning units taken from bar
• 287 soldiers from 1st Brigade Combat Team welcomed home
• OVC Men's Golf Tournament starts Monday for Golf Govs
• Poker Run brings brain injury survivors together
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• 911 LOG April 24
• Spring Eggstravaganza draws record crowd
• Mom, baby up all night for father's return flight
• Motorcycle driver seriously injured in collision
• Mission to Afghanistan: Easter Vigil celebrates life in the midst of war
• Former British paratrooper goes on 4th deployment with U.S. Army
• Chaplain recalls aftermath of suicide bombing one week ago
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged in shooting incident
• Anticipated progress shows for Lady Govs track
• Lady Govs drop series finale to Panthers
• Harris finishes with 72 to earn fourth straight OVC all-tourney; Lady Govs finish fifth
• Govs-SIU Edwardsville Saturday's games canceled, Friday's game final
• Spartan welcomes Fort Campbell troops home
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man accused of trying to run over ex's fiance
• Lifeliners, distinguished visitors pay their final respects to fallen warriors
• Synthetic drugs almost killed my son, mom says
• CITY BUDGET HEARINGS: Gas and Water requests $11.1M for flood recovery
• REPORTER'S JOURNAL: Game rooms nice, but 'money can't buy morale'
• Meeting needs of state's Hispanics takes creativity
• Easter egg hunts today
• Easter egg hunts today
• State's lottery scholarship bill may be studied
• Funeral for Jesus Christ serves as real reminder
• Govs-SIU Edwardsville contest suspended, will resume Saturday morning
• Smith’s walk-off lifts Lady Govs to split with OVC leading Eastern Illinois
• Lady Govs improve, but still in fifth after second day of OVC championships
• Father meets son for the first time at Fort Campbell troop return
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghan suicide attack
• 101st Airborne Division soldier dies during PT
• MISSION TO AFGHANISTAN: Hill bolsters troops at Bagram
• Hundreds remain in dark after big storm
• Hopkinsville girl, 17, charged in stabbings
• CITY BUDGET HEARINGS: Parks Department requests $2.6M for trails
• Gas bond to save city $800k
• LifePoint Church changes everything but the message
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police report rash of car burglaries
• Lady Govs to host OVC softball leader Eastern Illinois
• CDE UPDATE: Power still out for less than 225 customers
• Harris earns first-team All-OVC golf selection for third straight year
• Late-hole difficulties have Lady Govs in fifth place after Day 1 of OVC golf championship
• Govs travel to SIU Edwardsville for non-conference series
• APSU Professor Browder Donates First Image of Laser to the Smithsonian
• APSU Professor Browder Donates First Image of Laser to the Smithsonian
• Vandy Invitational next for APSU Track and Field
• Spring storm batters Montgomery County
• Fort Campbell soldier returns to vacations and haircuts
• 101st Airborne general: Partnership is key
• Piper resigns position at CDE
• Pass with caution: Bikes get three feet for safety
• Parking Authority budgets $350k for projects
• Legal woes snag child rape case
• Children, adults invited to follow 'The Pied Piper'
• Clarksville man in wreck that shut down interstate
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman charged after leaving child in SUV
• Northrup named to NSCAA Scholar All-Region team
• Hudson's walk-off single caps Govs wild victory against Bisons
• Governors add Indiana-product Carlson to 2012 squad
• Lady Govs add highly-regarded forward McKenney
• Harris-led Lady Govs golf begins quest for first OVC championship
• Faculty at APSU receive awards, present papers, gain appointments
• Clarksville golfer Mason Rudolph dies at 76
• Wounded soldier welcomes fellow 2nd BCT troops home
• Military women armed for combat roles
• Four with 101st Airborne killed in suicide bomb blast
• Old United Way building in Clarksville coming down this week
• Team Barbee using marathon as fundraiser for Clarksville photographer
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Police ID man hit by car
• Bethlehem UMC breaks ground on rebuilding in Clarksville
• COURT ROUNDUP: Jury selection begins in child rape/abuse trial
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man arrested after threats carried out
• Football Govs add Florida linebacker prospect
• APSU alumna who now is president at Columbia State to speak at Spring Commencement
• A festival in photos
• Review: Jeter's work moving, beautiful and real
• Construction under way on 'breathtaking' Wilma Rudolph Pavilion
• Bankers want to give less notice before foreclosing
• Storms ravage swath of U.S.
• Rich see federal taxes drop
• Pedestrian hit, killed on Fort Campbell Blvd.
• CRIME WATCH: 1 of 3 suspects arrested in violent home invasion
• Rep. Cooper calls for taxpayer 'receipts'
• Clarksville native's film wins prestigious award
• Brewer, Lady Govs lose extra-inning heartbreaker to JSU
• EKU tops Govs in OVC Tennis Championship
• Govs five-run ninth leads to OVC series victory at Jacksonville State
• Miller's final round carries Golf Govs
• Frigid fun for everyone Sat. at Clarksville Rivers & Spires
• Review: 'Ben and the Virtues' showcases ability of local writers
• Taliban sleeper agent kills 10 at Afghan base
• Pair of flights bring over 500 Fort Campbell soldiers home
• 'Roger, moving out" — Leaf-Chronicle reporter heads to Afghanistan
• GOP panel nixes call for closed primaries
• Corker: No spending change, no debt ceiling hike
• CRIME WATCH: Montgomery County deputies stop stolen car after cross-county case
• 911 LOG April 17
• Govs, Gamecocks split Saturday OVC doubleheader
• Richards and Obi lead track and field during split weekend
• Golf Govs vault from 11th to 5th after two rounds of Earl Yestingsmeier tourney
• REC REPORT: Coaches needed for youth softball, T-ball, baseball leagues
• Lady Govs come up short against Gamecocks
• Govs tennis downs TTU, advances to OVC title match
• Clarksville festival is filled with fun events for today's finale
• Clues emerge in Tenn. abduction; no sign of woman
• Enhanced Warrior Physical Training changes minds, lives
• CRIME WATCH: Police looking for man reported missing
• Tenn. revenue estimates reflect improving economy
• Clint Black stoked to play festival
• Lambuth closing doors it opened in 1843
• Joint Juvenile Justice Conference today at APSU
• Judge's body found in river
• CITY BUDGET HEARINGS: Piper gives CDE's side for avoiding discussions
• Golf Govs head to Indiana for final pre-OVC tourney tune up
• Lady Govs hit the road for three-game OVC series at Jacksonville State
• Loo's match downs Murray State at OVC Tennis Tournament
• Lady Govs golf adds juco transfer and international talent to 2011-12 roster
• Govs travel to league-leading Jacksonville State to wrap up first half of OVC race
• SGA passes resolution opposing state bill to allow weapons on campus
• SGA passes resolution opposing state bill to allow weapons on campus
• APSU gains national attention for new course suggestion tool
• APSU gains national attention for new course suggestion tool
• APSU Art Student Renyi Zhang Presents "Reinterpretations of Still-life" Exhibit
• APSU Art Student Renyi Zhang Presents "Reinterpretations of Still-life" Exhibit
• 2011 OVC Tennis Championshp Schedule has been Changed
• Officers, deputies, officials plant trees to honor victims of crime
• Hundreds fill downtown Clarksville for free music, fun
• CDE refuses to attend any city budget hearings
• Outreach event today gives veterans chance to learn about rights, benefits
• Wilma Rudolph Blvd. bridge work ongoing
• Temporary tower up for NOAA weather radio
• Dickson County man charged with murder
• Congress OKs big budget cuts
• Woman killed, baby cut from womb in Bowling Green, Ky.
• CRIME WATCH: Sitter abandoned children, Clarksville Police say
• Tomic and Weikard named First-Team All-OVC
• Ademovic named OVC Freshman of the Year, Bailey and Norbiato named first-team All-OVC
• 17th Annual Governors Bass Tournament just a month away
• APSU to hold 1st Joint Juvenile Justice Conference on Saturday
• Festival takes over downtown Clarksville today
• Govs surrender late lead, fall to Bruins
• Recovering meth addict takes hope on a 5,000-mile journey
• COUNTY BUDGET HEARINGS: Community Action Agency faces tough questions
• CITY BUDGET HEARINGS: Internal Audit department seeks new position
• Eagle Remembrance Ceremony: 'We owe a debt we can never repay'
• Montgomery County EMS improves communication with mobile hot spots
• Teacher at Clarksville High charged with sexual assault
• IDB OKs incentives for prospects that could bring 475 jobs to area
• Husband's return makes for best birthday present ever
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Woman charged in stabbing
• Lady Govs start spring signing period, add Texas-product Martinez
• Basketball Governors add backcourt and frontcourt depth with recent signees
• Norbiato earns first OVC Player of the Week honor for Govs
• APSU Professor Yu Earns Best Paper at ACM Conference
• Faculty, staff at APSU present at conferences, appear in publications
• SGA elects new officers, representatives for 2011-12 academic year
• New APSU Scholarship Honors Legacy of Houston County Educator O.S. Uffelman
• City officials concerned about new parking plan
• Big innings do in Governors in loss to Hilltoppers
• CRIME WATCH: 2 wrecks on Fort Campbell Blvd. bring injuries, charges
• Former soldier honored for his heroism in battle
• Victim provides few details in shooting
• Pets of the Week April 13
• Severity of Japan nuclear crisis upgraded to level of Chernobyl
• Former Montgomery Central High coach accused of raping teen
• Budget Committee hears from IDB, Assessor of Property, among others
• BUDGET HEARINGS: Rising fuel costs strain transit budget
• 16-year-old Nashville student shot on bus
• Golf Govs improve, but only can manage 16th-place tie in Arkansas
• Mills' grand slam grounds Skyhawks
• APSU develops course suggestion tool similar to Netflix, Amazon
• APSU develops course suggestion tool similar to Netflix, Amazon
• New Women in Athletics endowment surpasses early campaign goal
• New Women in Athletics endowment surpasses early campaign goal
• New APSU Campaign Seeks to Rename Concert Hall After Mabrys
• New APSU Campaign Seeks to Rename Concert Hall After Mabrys
• APSU's GIS Center and Oak Ridge Receive $400,000 grant for cell phone app
• APSU's GIS Center and Oak Ridge Receive $400,000 grant for cell phone app
• Commission gets behind 100% Graduation drive
• TVA among nuke operators with spent fuel and rods
• Parks, planes lead spending issues in 2nd week of county budget talks
• Obama's debt cutting plan: Everything on table
• Man injured in single-car wreck
• Church serves community by fixing up local schools
• 911 LOG April 12
• City budget hearings: Fire chief's priority is building new station
• THP seeks name change to Tennessee State Patrol
• CRIME WATCH: Men robbed during drug deal, Clarksville police say
• ASU Red Wolf Intercollegiate suspended due to darkness and weather
• Lady Govs host UT Martin for mid-week conference tilt
• OVC Tennis Tourney has Lady Govs seeded fourth
• Govs close out five-game homestand with Western Kentucky and Belmont
• Tennis Govs No. 2 seed in upcoming OVC tournament
• APSU Phi Alpha Theta Students Do Well at Regional History Conference
• CA steak dinner offers dinner and show
• Soldier with head injuries trains to be 'Ultimate Warrior'
• Woman accused of throwing coffee cup at child
• Rivers & Spires will close roads starting midweek
• Obama, Congress make transition to spending talks
• One inning dooms Lady Govs in loss to Murray State
• Golf Govs hope to regain momentum at Arkansas State event
• Govs down Colonels in series finale, win second-straight OVC series
• Harris finishes in second-place tie; Lady Govs finish in 7th at EKU tourney
• 261 Strike soldiers come home to 'most energetic welcome yet'
• Bi-County changes rules for hazardous waste disposal
• Clarksville history comes to life during Fort Defiance opening
• Clarrksville's Salvation Army adds pick-up points
• Gore Sr. was not popular with FBI, files show
• CRIME WATCH: Three teenage girls stabbed on Fort Campbell Boulevard
• Clinton, Gore remember McWherter at memorial service
• Obama, Boehner winners in pact
• Lowe's ahead of curve with bulb recycling
• APSU exhibit showcases work by late local artist Tom Malone
• Govs settle for OVC doubleheader split, Saturday
• Lady Govs tied for eighth during second round of EKU golf tourney; Averitt shoots career-best 70
• Lady Govs hold off Murray State rally in opener to earn split of doubleheader
• Lady Govs softball diamond becomes Cheryl Holt Field
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Shutdown would echo across Fort Campbell
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• 101st Airborne soldier's gift of life remembered
• 78 with 1st BCT, 101st HQ return to Fort Campbell
• Montgomery County students cheered on to best TCAP efforts
• Cookie donations from troops to troops
• Child abuse, rape trial begins this month in Montgomery County
• CRIME WATCH: Woman attacked over last call at Clarksville bar
• Offense impressive in Governors final football scrimmage
• JSU outduels Lady Govs tennis
• Consistency and depth push Tennis Govs past JSU
• Lady Govs softball to host Murray State during Celebrate Women in Athletics weekend
• EKU golf tourney to help determine Lady Govs lineup for OVC tourney
• Govs look to end skid against Colonels this weekend
• New APSU Exhibit Showcases Work by Late Local Artist Tom Malone
• Early deficit leads to Lady Govs loss at TSU
• 4 hurt in four-car crash in Clarksville
• REVIEW: Lewis and Clark play both moving, funny
• Clarksville Civil War exhibits open to big crowd
• 101st Airborne soldier remembered as example to family
• Tennessee still searching for deceived Fort Campbell soldiers
• Soldier pay big topic in government shutdown debates
• CRIME WATCH: Child pornography found on computer
• AT THE LIBRARY
• Council agrees to renew CDE's cable franchise in Clarksville
• Clarksville Police seek man, woman in aggravated assault
• Regular-season finale for Tennis Govs, Friday with Gamecocks
• Lady Govs tennis hosts JSU for Senior Day
• Lady Govs softball field to be dedicated in Cheryl Holt's honor, Saturday
• Football Governors wrap up spring work Friday with half practice/half scrimmage
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers for March 2011
• APSU announces new employee hires, transfers for March 2011
• Govs double-digit scoring effort downs Blue Raiders
• Lady Govs shutdown by No. 18 Kentucky
• Solemn return for 2 who gave all
• CRIME WATCH
• City OKs nonprofit funding policy
• 2 BCT soldiers return to dawn's early light
• US Bank Open Exhibit highlight of Artwalk
• Pizzarelli to help APSU Jazz Festival mark first 50 years
• First Thursday Artwalk packed with artistry
• APSU Choir and Chamber Singers Examine "The Seasons" During April 25
• Bob Brooks, former APSU Athletics Director, dies at 79
• Football Govs add trio of wide receiver candidates
• Indiana Fever coach to be guest speaker at Women in Athletics fundraiser
• Dr. Trahern Receives TBR Philanthropy Award Because of Generosity to APSU
• Govs swamped by Purple Aces
• Lady Govs to face nationally-ranked Kentucky in home twinbill
• Maj. Gen. Campbell: Afghan fight is worth it
• Montgomery County's 23rd elementary school named 'Pisgah'
• Lady Govs golf finishes tied for fourth at Belmont Invitational
• Tree topples onto Clarksville community garden
• Teen's bond revoked in Clarksville murder-for-hire case
• Registration under way for Clarksville Senior Olympics
• Montgomery County Science Fair announces winners
• Montgomery County officials show restraint with budgets
• Oak Grove man dies after being choked
• Runoffs OK'd for Clarksville mayor, City Council
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with false sex assault report
• Weikard’s match gives Lady Govs win against Murray State
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man arrested after gun, arson threats
• Volunteers needed for Dunbar Cave park Mulching Day
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Clarksville drenched, but avoids worst
• Schools offer answers to County Commission budget questions
• Montgomery County jail deputy suspended for tossing rock
• Fort Defiance takes Montgomery County Courthouse cannon
• Montgomery County considers Homeland Security grant
• Expiration closes in on CDE's cable contract with Clarksville
• Dismissal of Burkhart suit vs. City of Clarksville upheld
• Govs midweek fare includes Evansville, Middle Tennessee
• Storms suspend Belmont tourney after nine holes
• APSU Graphic Design Students to Present Work at New Exhibit
• Montgomery County Democrats to hold reorganization convention
• 224 2nd BCT 101st Airborne soldiers welcomed home
• McDonald's celebrates Clarksville Riverside rebuilding with character
• Tea Party hopes to grow in Clarksville
• Tax relief, freeze deadline approaching
• Swift wins entertainer of year
• Fort Campbell soldier reunites with 'guardian angels' dog
• Federal shutdown would lay off thousands in Tennessee
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• ARRESTS
• Bolda throws a gem, Lady Govs beat SEMO 2-1
• Tennis Govs win second-straight OVC tilt
• Govs hold on to down Panthers, Sunday, win OVC series
• Lady Govs golf heads up road to Old Hickory for Belmont Invitational
• Once a 'mudhole,' Clarksville's Mericourt Park is ready for baseball
• Fort Defiance Interpretive Center opens on Saturday
• UN envoy: UN workers killed running from bunker
• Libyan rebels say airstrike killed 13 of their own
• Once forgotten fort tells our story in war
• Volunteer State shows generosity in MS Walk
• REC REPORT: Plan your spring, summer fun with our free recreation guide
• READERS CHOICE AWARDS: Last chance to pick your local favorites
• Ensemble to finish season with works by Schoenberg
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Govs offense comes to life but settles for split with Eastern Illinois
• Track and Field comes up big at final home outdoor meet
• Panthers no match for Lady Govs tennis
• Tennis Govs down EIU with all-around effort
• Lady Govs drop heartbreaker, swept by SEMO
• NATO says its forces repelled attack on Kabul base
• Unemployment fell to 2-year low after hiring surge
• Lady Govs travel to SEMO for three-game weekend OVC series
• Man gets 23 years for second-degree murder
• Parking chief seeks $320K for overhaul
• Clarksville detective takes gun from teen
• CRIME WATCH: Revolver found in child car seat
• Court Roundup: Several sentenced in murder, sex abuse cases
• MONTGOMERY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Bomb experts face off at Fort Campbell event
• Tomic, Lady Govs Tennis fall to UT Martin
• Final home track meet set for Saturday
• APSU Remembers Legacy and Friendship of Late Composer Lee Hoiby
• Govs open OVC home slate with visit from rival Panthers
• APSU Art Student Wainwright Explores "Marginalia" of the Mind with New Exhibit
• 'Best of the best' in EOD face off at Fort Campbell
• Provost Lecture Series: Music professor focuses on Clarksville composer
• NORTHWEST HONOR ROLL
• Senate sends tenure bill to Haslam
• Churches to hold clothing giveaway
• Loved ones remember shooting victim
• Two guilty of facilitation in soldier's slaying
• CRIME WATCH: Man attacked over store items' placement, report says
• City Council likely to refinance gas bonds
• Six Fort Campbell soldiers killed in combat
• MS Walk organizers hope to raise $46,000
• Lady Govs get bats going in nightcap, split doubleheader with TSU
• Tennis Govs take down Golden Eagles in OVC action
• Second Govs football scrimmage to be held at Morgan Brothers Soccer Field
• Thirty Years of Work Produces New Short Story Collection for APSU's Kitterman
• Jazz Great John Pizzarelli Headlines 50th Anniversary Mid-South Jazz Fest
• Fort Campbell soldiers train on screen for war
• CRIME WATCH: Police arrest man in Clarksville hit-and-run
• Govs unable to hold leads in loss to Blue Raiders
• Two soldiers from 1BCT killed in Afghanistan
• Gardening workshop coming April 9
• TBI Report: Crime at APSU drops slightly
• Lambert guilty of murder
• City honors woman for 35 years of service
• Clerk's Office plans bake sale to help 'Sunshine'
• City's nonprofit funding under microscope
• CDE hires new HR director
• Important stretch begins Thursday for Govs tennis
• Lady Govs open key conference stretch with TSU doubleheader
• Winter Salon Series Ends with Talk by Poet, Playwright and Photographr Mitzi Cross
• Founder of Tuscan Art School to Visit APSU April 4-6
• Harris named adidas® OVC Co-Golfer of the Week
• Gateway Chamber Ensemble Finishes Season with Works by Schoenberg
• Houston County fire station burns down
• 101st Airborne soldier has knack for seeing unseen dangers
• Clarksville City Council votes to take Power Board to court
• Blackburn worried Libya involvement will harm Afghan offensive
• Afghan assets aren't moving to Libya, 101st says
• Woman testifies she saw Barnes slaying begin
• Schools face realities about technology, textbooks
• Mericourt Park grand reopening April 2
• $750K needed for Clarksville vets nursing home, official reports
• CRIME WATCH: Police nab three suspects in vehicle burglaries
• Disappointed Golf Govs fall to fourth at Grub Mart Intercollegiate
• Govs begin homestand as Blue Raiders visit Wednesday
• Provost Lecture Series: Physics professor to present research
• APSU's Center of Excellence Celebrates 25th Anniversary with New Musical by Retired Professors
• Lady Govs softball game with Tennessee postponed until April 26
• Professors' dream for Civil War fort comes true 3 decades later
• APSU plans activities as part of Disability Awareness Month throughout April 2011
• APSU plans activities as part of Disability Awareness Month throughout April 2011
• Police surround house of Clarksville man playing with gun
• Obama on Libya: 'We have a responsibility to act'
• Defense: Shooter unclear in soldier's slaying
• CRIME WATCH: Police say Clarksville woman raped in front of children
• Clarksville man says he doesn't recall stabbing wife to death
• Ten young women honored at Clarksville Debutante Cotillion
• Homeless couple pick up help
• One killed, two hurt in head-on I-24 wreck near Clarksville
• Korte and Golf Govs lead Grub Mart Intercollegiate
• Man injured in explosion at Clarksville hardware store
• Clarksville council members seek compromise on dump truck noise
• Lady Govs set to host #11 Lady Vols on Tuesday
• Lady Govs golf closes with tourney's finest round, finishes third at SIU Invitational
• APSU Percussion Ensemble Performs Free Spring Concert March 31
• APSU Percussion Ensemble Performs Free Spring Concert March 31
• Tip leads to capture of TBI Top Ten Most Wanted in Georgia
• APSU raises awareness of brain injuries in soldiers, with 2 campus events planned
• APSU raises awareness of brain injuries in soldiers, with 2 campus events planned
• US Bank and APSU Art Department Host Exhibit Open to All Local Artists
• US Bank and APSU Art Department Host Exhibit Open to All Local Artists
• Arrests
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day April 9
• Miss River Queen and Teen 2011 crowned
• Kinder-Kits helps with transition to kindergarten
• Patriot Guard Riders expand mission
• Registration For The 2011 Season
• Despite near-wintry conditions, Lady Govs golf in fourth-place tie at SIU
• Govs split OVC-opening doubleheader at Murray State
• Track events carry Lady Govs at Alabama Relays
• Golf Govs ready for Grub Mart Intercollegiate
• Lady Govs win finale against Eastern Michigan
• Miss River Queen and Teen 2011 crowned
• Viva Clarksvegas! Elvis headlines local benefit
• THE JOBS PROJECT: Jobless come ready to work
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• Sen. Corker wants to delay cap on debit fees
• Voting for Readers Choice Awards continues through this week
• City's drainage pond draws Clarksville man's ire
• REC REPORT: Fort Defiance grand opening April 9-10
• APSU Extended Education spring classes
• Miss River Teen, Queen crowned
• Lady Govs drop series opener to Eastern Michigan
• Lady Govs golf heads to Carbondale for season's third tourney
• Govs-Murray State opener rained out, Sunday doubleheader scheduled
• Defensive front shines in football Governors first spring scrimmage
• Lady Govs golf heads to Carbondale for season's third tourney
• APSU faculty, staff attend conferences, present articles
• APSU plans special program 'Landscape in Art and Music'
• Sustainable living part of Rivers & Spires
• FEMA tries to recoup bad checks in Montgomery County
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman saved from crash now facing charges for it
• Dodgeball tournament raises cash for charities
• Clarksville Sports Festival continues today
• Clarksville man convicted of child rape dies in prison
• Montgomery County Sheriff sidelined by health problems
• AG unclear on Power Board makeup
• Lady Govs golfer Tucker to get opportunity to take swing at UT psychology doctoral program
• Tomic gets Lady Govs tennis only win at Louisville
• Lady Govs Classic now a three-game series against Eastern Michigan
• APSU Senior Rodriguez's 'AEffect' Exhibit Opens April 11
• Govs open OVC play at Murray State
• Alabama Relays continue outdoor track and field season
• Car wash canceled; other ways to help raise money for victims of tsunami in Japan
• Noted Native American Scholar and Filmmaker to Speak at APSU Asanbe Symposium
• Women's & Gender Studies Program to celebrate 10 years of producing play
• TDOT head tours traffic troubles in Montgomery County
• City reaches out to 80 apartment fire victims
• Governor's teacher tenure reform bill passes House
• Local pastor's wife hurt in Bahamas mo-ped wreck
• Blue Raider depth edges out Tennis Govs
• Two Rivers group seeks incentives for downtown, along river
• Shoe drive collects 2,000 pairs
• U.S. Rep. Blackburn visits 101st Airborne in Afghanistan
• Fire guts mobile home, no one injured in blaze
• Football Govs set for Saturday morning scrimmage
• CRIME WATCH: Man on mo-ped victim of hit-and-run
• 2010 stabbing ruled justifiable homicide
• Big East Louisville next for Lady Govs tennis
• APSU to offer preschool fitness program in April
• APSU Rad Tech Student Earns Scholarship to National Symposium
• Study: Snafus hinder veterans' care
• Big-name acts added to Rivers & Spires lineup
• CRIME WATCH: Man accused of pointing loaded weapon at woman
• APSU students take swing at citizen test
• Stewart County man dies in Texas vehicle crash
• Clarksville mayor puts pedal to metal for Meals on Wheels
• Fort Campbell to honor volunteers in ceremony
• 911 Log March 24
• Family thanks unknown 'hero' for saving man's life in car wreck
• EEOC finds 'reasonable cause' in discrimination claim against APSU
• Trips to Cincinnati, Memphis to kickoff Governors' 2011 football season
• APSU Art Student Explores Darkness of Human Condition in new Exhibit
• Tennis Govs set for non-conference match at MTSU
• Govs strike first but fall at Western Kentucky
• First troops of 1BCT return to near-perfect spring day
• Groups offer support to fire victims
• Montgomery County Records Commission to meet more often
• One killed, another hurt in fiery crash on Hwy. 149
• City opens budgeting with more hearings
• CRIME WATCH: Two men beat, rob boy, police say
• Clarksville apartment fire still under investigation
• Your donations can save a rescued life
• Lady Govs rally to take extra-inning OVC win from Skyhawks
• County to draw comparisons across Tenn. on workers' pay
• People in Uniform March 23
• Two Lady Govs track athletes honored for leadership during Hattie Walker Wilhoite Recognition night
• Student organizations arrange car wash to raise money for tsunami, earthquake victims in Japan
• APSU faculty, staff attend conferences, present articles
• Acclaimed Dancer Fenley to Perform at APSU on March 25
• Lady Govs softball heads to Tennessee-Martin for mid-week OVC doubleheader
• Govs final OVC prep takes them to Western Kentucky, Tuesday
• APSU hosts 43rd Annual Student Art Exhibit
• Gov. Haslam tours APSU's Hemlock Building
• APSU student debate forum to focus on campus security
• Provost Lecture Series: Biology prof to explain how to make biofuels
• APSU app now available for Android smartphone
• APSU BFA Student's Senior Show Exhibits Hidden Beauty of Old Abandoned Home
• Ford captures Dancing with the Stars title
• Warrior Transition Battalion changes lives in multiple ways
• RMS students get up close with Civil War
• First day of Spring sends city outdoors into sunny warmth
• Arrests
• Gov. Haslam hears of a 'resilient' Clarksville
• APSU's Hamilton publishes on new species
• 'Only Fools Text and Drive Day' April 1
• Loaves and Fishes joins challenge to fight hunger
• Tennessee Teen Institute coming to APSU
• Lady Govs fall behind early in series finale loss to EKU
• PHOTO GALLERY: 2011 Dancing with the Stars
• U.S., allies intervene in Libya
• U.S., allies intervene in Libya
• Patriot Guard Riders of Clarskville to screen documentary
• Shortfalls, buget cuts leave some calling for new taxes in Tennessee
• SUNSHINE WEEK: Digital records outpace state law
• Kanervo to present Civil War program at APSU
• Miss Bindergarten coming to library
• BACH wins Excalibur award
• CRIME WATCH: Arrests
• JOBS PROJECT: Woman can't find full-time job
• Lady Govs drop OVC home opener to EKU
• Pinkston sparks Lady Govs track and field at APSU Spring Fling
• Govs held to two runs in Illinois State series finale
• Strong singles give Lady Govs tennis OVC win at Morehead State
• Dobbs fans 11 as Govs win Saturday opener at Illinois State
• Doctors, nurses redeploy to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Top-notch fiddlers come to Rossview
• Tabernacle Christian School holds fundraising gala
• Gadhafi aims to outflank West with cease-fire
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville Police arrest man accused of stealing from two stores
• Guthrie woman dies from injuries in March 4 car wreck
• Mission complete for 'Wings of Destiny'
• Comedian Loni Love to perform at APSU
• Clarksville joins drive to raise motorcycle awareness
• APSU Center of Excellence presents Ovation Awards
• Lady Govs host Colonels in conference home opener
• Sore doubles lead to Govs tennis loss at EKU
• Lady Govs tennis drops close OVC match at EKU
• Govs offense stalls in loss to Redbirds
• Spring Fling track and field meet set for Saturday at Governors Stadium
• Phase II of student housing begins this fall
• CMCSS Kindergarten Roundups Announced
• 2010 Census: Montgomery County's Hispanic population doubles
• Adults of all ages invited to attend seniors prom
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man indicted on robbery charge
• Hemlock Semiconductor plant more than halfway built
• COURTS: Christy sentenced to 18 years in highway homicide
• 101st Airborne soldiers will attend memorial for famed commander
• West Creek step team wins LEAP contest
• Montgomery Central drill team back on top
• KHS journalists win awards
• At the library March 18
• Govs begin seven-game road trip at Illinois State
• OVC tennis continues for Lady Govs with Kentucky swing
• Tennis Govs head north to resume OVC play
• Trent named Govs football offensive line coach
• APSU Center @ Fort Campbell offers M.A.T. for Fall I 2011 term
• Clarksville population now tops 132,000
• Montgomery County sees nearly 28 percent growth
• Clarksville airport fuel sales climb, terminal pad ready
• Local leaders go behind bars for MDA
• Clarksville-Montgomery County high school bands have a lot to be proud about
• Clarksville draws new residents for many reasons
• Clarksville farmer in Tokyo airport for big quake
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville woman indicted in fatal 2009 wreck
• Award-winning poet to speak today at APSU
• Montgomery County authorities help catch man accused of child rape
• Opportunity lost. Govs fall to Tennessee
• Quick start propels Lady Govs past Belmont
• APSU presents special 'Landscape in Art and Music'
• 'It's been a long year' for 101st Airbone soldier, wife
• Governors season ends with gut-wrenching loss at Boise State in CBI opener
• Lord High Mayor invites former Burt classmates to Irish Banquet, Parade
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office reminds drivers to share the road
• Fort Campbell soldier killed on patrol
• St. Patrick's Day event to help local nonprofit
• Pets of the week March 16
• Clarksville woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Fort Campbell at forefront of TBI treatment
• Clarksville police apprehend suspect in barge shooting
• Iten leads Govs to fourth-place finish at Triumph at Pauma Valley
• Clarksville man gets life for Paris murders
• Lady Govs open homestand against Belmont
• 4BCT soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Comedian, actor Loni Love to perform at APSU
• Arredondo makes fifth signee for Lady Govs soccer
• Clarksville man charged with child rape
• Man gets 24 years in Montgomery County rape, burglary case
• Actors give their all in rousing 'Hamlet' at Clarksville's Roxy
• Women make up 8% of veteran population
• Dancing stars share fears, excitement
• Gov. Haslam proposed job cuts, but with pay hikes
• State counsel: Piper hiring may have violated Sunshine law
• Fire destroys home on Shadybrook Lane in Montgomery County
• Commission OKs land swap to make way for Montgomery County WIC clinic
• Austin Peay hires Bill Egbert as its eighth volleyball head coach
• Governors to face Broncos in CBI Opener
• Tough stretch drops Golf Govs to fifth at Pauma Valley
• 27th Candlelight Ball attracts 290 in support of APSU
• 210 members of the 'Wings of Destiny' return to loud and proud welcome
• What's Happening
• Couple faces deadline for shelter
• Arrests
• Governors accept invitation to play in College Basketball Invitational; head to Boise State
• Governor's Arts award recipients are announced
• Govs down Arkansas State in series finale for season's first road win
• Lady Govs lose one-run affair on pinch home run
• LEAP awards apartment unit to single parent
• Soldiers with brain injuries learning how to rewire their minds
• Jobs project: Trainer's career stymied by move
• Fire marshal: Change clocks, change batteries
• Obi leads Lady Govs track and field at Coastal Carolina
• Bonecutter blends comedy, charity
• What's Happening
• REC REPORT: APSU professor to lead nature hike
• CRIME WATCH: Barge shooting suspect escapes police
• Govs offense, bullpen struggle in loss at Arkansas State
• Lady Govs drop OVC doubleheader at Morehead State
• Govs overcome doubles loss to win match
• Lady Govs tennis swept by Seasiders
• Lady Govs improve 14 strokes, but can't move up leaderboard in El Diablo final round
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Donations of porcelain pieces bolster museum's collection
• Storied Fort Campbell cavalry unit dominates latest return
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man charged with buying meth precursor
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Realtors embrace 100% Graduation drive
• Authorities ID man impaled by trash bin
• Tour guide joins staff at Fort Defiance
• 911 LOG
• Govs offense largely silent for second straight game, lose at Arkansas State
• What's Happening
• Tiebreakers don't favor Tennis Govs at South Alabama
• Consecutive losses loom for Lady Govs tennis
• Sprint crew gets Lady Govs track and field off to good start
• Lady Govs golf struggles through frustrating day in Florida
• Poet and essayist Lia Purpura to read at APSU on April 5
• Historian and author to talk about memory in regards to Civil War
• APSU Center of Excellence Presents 2011 Ovation Awards
• Crime Watch: Clarksville man indicted on statutory rape charge
• Beauty Inside & Out coming Saturday
• Local lawmakers: Tenn. stiffs soldiers' spouses on jobless benefits
• Country Music Television films episode for 'Next Superstar' at Fort Campbell
• At the library March 11
• Clarksville man impaled by bar on trash bin, police say
• New WIC clinic '60 percent designed'
• Investigation into theft at nonprofit ongoing
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Births
• Lady Govs open OVC schedule on road at Morehead State
• Lady Govs in second place after Day One of El Diablo Intercollegiate
• Govs head to Arkansas State seeking to steady ship
• Edmondson sculptures donated by Trahern family now on display
• Edmondson sculptures donated by Trahern family now on display
• Weekend matches culminate Spring Break week for APSU tennis
• Outdoor track and field starts at Coastal Carolina Invite
• APSU's Dimension Series Explores Composer Enescu and his Chamber Symphony
• APSU's Dimension Series Explores Composer Enescu and his Chamber Symphony
• State Audit: $208K stolen from local charity
• Fort Campbell soldiers who gave all honored in ceremony
• Recovering Warrior Task Force assesses support programs at Fort Campbell
• Clarksville United Way settles into new home
• Montgomery County GOP officers named
• Crime Watch: TBI seeking two escaped convicts
• Senate OKs measure to ban Tenn. income tax
• Rossview to present Wilde play
• Woman gets two years in prison for sexually abusing 14-year-old
• Rakkasan company leader wins MacArthur award
• Govs offense stymied in loss to Jackrabbits
• Lady Govs golf heads to Florida for second spring tournament
• Govs surrender lead, rally to down Jackrabbits
• APSU's Hamilton publishes long-awaited paper on new insect species
• Award-winning Poet Keplinger to Speak at APSU March 17
• Faculty, staff at APSU bring pride to University
• The All State student newspaper places at journalism conference
• Consistency lacking for Lady Govs tennis in loss to Kennesaw State
• Tennis Govs use doubles momentum for win against Kennesaw
• Govs host Jackrabbits in midweek outings
• Haywood steps down as Austin Peay offensive line coach
• Spring sessions of library series announced
• APSU Public Relations and Marketing recognized for promotional work
• Final round highlights Golf Govs week at USF Invite
• Govs score early, down Alabama A&M
• Brewer, Lady Govs lose 1-0 heartbreaker to Kennesaw State to end Buzz Classic
• Golf Govs in 20th with final round to play at USF Invitational
• SEMO no match for Lady Govs tennis
• Faulkner named to OVC All-Tournament squad
• Riverview Inn Classic's Saturday schedule postponed to Sunday
• Lady Govs have Day 2 schedule of games at Buzz Classic rained out
• Poor shooting, turnovers lead to Govs demise in OVC tourney semifinals
• Govs win doubleheader's nightcap against Eastern Michigan
• Lady Govs unable to recover from cold start in loss to Tennessee Tech
• Lady Govs tennis drops non-conference match at Southern Illinois
• 142 seniors honored at Montgomery County Academic Awards banquet
• Bicyclist hit by truck on Madison
• Woman celebrates 105th birthday with Clarksville preschoolers
• Hiring hiked last month nationwide
• Kennedy offers global solutions in APSU speech
• One man shot in Fort Campbell Boulevard parking lot
• Officer under investigation, put on leave
• Clarksville man covers knife accident with robbery report
• Bat Govs drop opener to Eastern Michigan in extra innings
• Bolda's complete game earns Lady Govs a split on Day 1 of Buzz Classic
• Governors set to play Morehead State in OVC tourney semifinals
• APSU Allied Health Programs Appealing to Students Interested in Healthcare
• Brown's 28 points leads Governors to OVC tourney semifinals
• Lady Govs, Golden Eagles renew acquaintances in OVC Tournament semifinals, Friday
• Nightclub packed during deadly Clarksville shooting
• 'Coming Home' finishes shooting in Clarksville
• Clarksville Speedway racing rules rejected
• Loud crowd greets 210 returning troops
• Banker goes bald at Clarksville Bowl For Kids' Sake
• CRIME WATCH: Fight plays out on highway
• Scouts with deployed parents honored
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Kenwood High School student to read in Poetry Out Loud
• Committee breaks down Montgomery County pay plan
• Riverview Classic next for Bat Govs
• Lady Govs survive second-half Panthers run, advance to OVC semifinals
• Lady Govs look to end losing streak at Buzz Classic
• Three matches in four days coming up for Lady Govs tennis
• Governors set to face upstart Southeast Missouri in Music City Madness quarterfinals
• CMCSS Bus Hit In Truck Collision
• Veterans on protest ruling: 'Time to fight fire with fire'
• Corporate planes fuel traffic takeoff at Outlaw Field
• Early errors cost Govs in loss at Mississippi
• Wounded warrior ride comes to Natchez Trace
• Soaking weekend raises fear of Montgomery County floods
• Brig. Gen. Colt named acting senior commander at Fort Campbell
• Greenway bridge in Clarksville closed over cracks
• Clarksville child porn case dropped over lack of witnesses
• Clarksville native argued case before Supreme Court
• Man charged with leaving scene of Clarksville wreck
• 22nd annual Academic Awards Banquet Friday night
• Hello old friend. Lady Govs meet Eastern Illinois in OVC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Lady Govs survive Murray State, advance to OVC Tournament quarterfinals
• Perez brings Latin American sounds to GuitarFest
• Hankins four-hit outing not enough as Govs fall at Mississippi in extra innings
• Anti-bully effort grows in Montgomery County schools
• Montgomery County School Board may transfer more funds
• Students OK after Woodlawn bus crash
• 1st BCT soldier killed in Afghanistan
• United Way celebrates little acts of caring strung together
• Men charged after Clarksville drug deal goes wrong
• Mom driving from Fort Campbell blames bath salts for charges
• I-24 connection to Pennyrile Parkway opens
• High school art showing in downtown Clarksville
• Earlier agendas wanted for City Council
• Batey shoots career-low round; Lady Govs tie for third place
• APSU Student Wins Kennedy Center Fellowship for Theater Criticism
• Lady Govs begin Music City Madness with first-round contest against Murray State
• Hanley named Second-Team All-OVC
• New employee hires, transfers for February 2011
• Edmondson named first-team All-OVC; also chosen to All-Newcomer team
• African American Cultural Center announces Purses & Pleasantries fundraiser
• Graduate Extravaganza to feature 12 graduate students
• APSU Expands Study Abroad Offerings for Students
• Leaf-Chronicle Readers Choice voting begins
• Sandy footprints link suspect to Clarksville burglary
• Cumberland Furnace man on TBI Top 10
• Faces of Valor II draws 100 entries from Clarksville-area vets
• Storm clouds forgotten as soldiers' plane lands at Fort Campbell
• Rivers & Spires planners firm up schedule
• Rains close Montgomery County roads, cause school delay
• Vet nursing home for Montgomery County meeting obstacles
• Bat govs first road trip takes them to Mississippi
• APSU Chamber Singers Tour Tennessee and Kentucky
• 'King's Speech' wins best-picture, 3 other Oscars
• APSU Grad Finale for Spring 2011 grads
• NEMS students excel with Lego robotics
• Sundance Film Festival premiere 'intense, amazing'
• Severe storms may hit today
• Police charge man with assault on officer
• Local drug court mends lives
• Austin Peay tennis opens OVC play with wins at TSU
• Lady Govs golf to open spring season at NewWave Communications tourney
• Late rally falls short in Lady Govs softball loss to South Alabama
• For most soldiers, career benefits add up fast
• Soldier recruiting reflects new soldiers
• Low pay, big risks for fuel haulers in Afghan war
• Mom, daughter struggle with dad's deployment
• Youth Art Month Celebration
• Lady Govs track and field disappointed at OVC Indoor Championships
• Governors get defensive, roll past Southeast Missouri, 75-52
• Lazarus Project helps soldiers' families find support
• CRIME WATCH: Man with rifle says he's tracking gorilla
• Pancake eat-off helps Clarksville chapter of Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Pageant crowns new Miss Black Clarksville
• JOBS PROJECT: Job seeker didn't plan on this life
• City Council wants reparations for damaged statue
• Lady Govs down Southeast Missouri in regular-season finale
• Fink's sacrifice fly keeps Bat Govs unbeaten
• Saturday unkind to Lady Govs at Red and Blue Classic
• Dotsonville Road area hit hardest by storm
• Vet recalls seeing horror of Nagasaki, war in Pacific
• Wind, cold fail to chill ardor for troop return
• Kelly Haught named Success recruiter for Bethel University
• Clarksville man convicted in 2009 hotel murder
• 72-year-old woman taken for $13K
• Area youths sleeping in cold to help needy
• 4 kids swept away in creek
• Crime watch: Assault reported at area store
• Sheriff's Office: Boy, 13, steals car from treatment facility
• Lady Govs tennis win doubles, but drop match to Miami (Ohio)
• Lady Govs lose two at classic, including extra-inning affair against Ole Miss
• Senior Night as Governors wrap up regular season against Redhawks
• Lady Govs wrap up regular-season campaign as SEMO battles for tourney spot
• Graduate Extravaganza to show best in research
• Talk by author, social justice advocate rescheduled
• Storm pounds Montgomery County with wind, flooding
• Rain doesn't dampen spirits at Fort Campbell troop return
• Local delegation seeks opinion on Power Board membership
• Committee delays money for Carmel Elementary
• Council members target noise makers
• CDE adding security measures
• Crime watch: Police ask for public's help in Clarksville robbery
• 'Faces of Valor II' collection drive coming Saturday
• Governors hold off Eastern Illinois, 65-56
• State Rep. Joe Pitts backs teachers union
• Petraeus predicts intensified fighting in 2011
• Officers report increase in number of transfers of mentally disturbed
• APSU biology professor to focus on fish diversity
• Scouts stay busy despite wet weather
• Turnovers cost Lady Govs in loss to Eastern Illinois
• Lady Govs softball heads to Magnolia State for Red and Blue Classic
• Wife defends guardsman charged in Afghan murder
• Poetry Out Loud State Championship Comes to APSU
• Poetry Out Loud State Championship Comes to APSU
• CMCSS cancels activities after 6 p.m. because of weather
• OVC tourney tickets available to be picked up after tonight's game
• Indoor Track and Field Championships place urgency on Lady Govs track and field
• Bat Govs host Illinois State, Milwaukee in Riverview Inn Classic
• 2011 APSU Celebrates Women in Athletics, April 8-9
• 2011 tax year time to think about giving to APSU
• Legends Bank's Dave Loos Scholarship shootout set for Saturday
• Music professor instructs two generations from one family
• 'We'll take them back to back'
• Ministry announces Manna March Madness
• School days longer to make up for snow
• Delays cost marina contractor
• River & Spires seeks pageant contestants, volunteers and vendors
• Missing Paris man found dead in Kentucky Lake
• CRIME WATCH: Clarksville man sought on child abuse charge
• Guardsman awaiting trial in slaying of Afghan civilian
• Old, new Rakkasans gather to remember at end of deployment
• Desperate Panthers come to two seeking victory
• Fourth-place teams battle when Austin Peay hosts Eastern Illinois, Thursday
• Ana Vidovic leads GuitarFest lineup
• NEW TIME: Best-selling author Joyce Carol Oates to read at APSU
• NEW TIME: Acclaimed, best-selling author Joyce Carol Oates to read at APSU
• APSU to present one-woman play, 'Warriors Don't Cry'
• Coyotes take title in impressive style
• Noted historian to speak at APSU Honors lecture series
• Blue and Gold features camping theme
• $1.1M approved for Clarksville Police raises
• Patrons fill Clarksville Empty Bowls with ever-growing support
• Montgomery County Archives tour leads through past
• Clarksville city charter revision process resumes
• Beer shop in Clarksville robbed at gunpoint
• Inmates charged with vandalism in Montgomery County Jail floods
• Charlie's adventure at Clarksville Heritage Park Bark Park
• Faculty, staff at APSU recognized for contributions
• Seasonal electric rates coming to Clarksville
• VICE Night at Fort Campbell to feature '60s theme
• $375K approved for CDE remodeling project
• $2,500 donated for Montgomery County 4-H arena
• Fort Campbell man accused of stalking woman for 2 months
• Economy shuffles top-value schools
• 1st Brigade's bulldog mascot promoted to private first class
• Car flips on Warfield, taking out power lines
• Hankins, Toney sweep OVC's weekly baseball awards
• Internationally known tenor soloist Ware to visit APSU next month
• Clarksville Montgomery County School System News - February 25, 2011
• West Creek reaches 1st title game
• What's Happening
• Student wins speaking contest
• Council to revisit charter
• Alcohol factor in head-on collision
• APSU senior art students to exhibit work this Spring
• Grammy-nominated Gateway Chamber Ensemble performs at APSU tonight
• Chicago man charged with aggravated domestic assault
• 'Wings of Destiny' gets its fanfare
• Church aims to renovate entire school system
• Late-iining rally falls one run short, Lady Govs softball drop final two games at classic
• Loos Show returns to Blackhorse Pub Monday night
• Belew, Toney shut down Crusaders as Govs complete series sweep
• Job seeker isn't afraid of long days
• RFK Jr. to appear at ASPU on March 2
• Money debate stalls NWHS renovation
• Coupon book: Heavy lifting is done, now it's time to party
• Chance of federal shutdown growing
• Priorities abound, cash limited
• Lady Govs softball earns split in opening day of Austin Peay Spring Classic
• Duplicate Bridge Results
• Rec Report: Nominate your favorite coach
• Tennis Govs drop SIU Edwardsville
• Singles wins pull Lady Govs tennis through
• Streaking Lady Govs top Tennessee Tech
• Govs rally to down Crusaders in 11 innings
• Edmondson's 29 not enough as turnovers undo Govs at Fairfield
• Governors set to play Sears BracketBuster TV contest against Fairfield
• Walmart workers aid Operation Homefront
• Power Board to have backup meeting place
• 'Wings of Destiny' gets its turn
• 1st BCT soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Police: Alcohol factor in head-on collision
• Silent movie series to open with 'General'
• Gov. Haslam to speak at Scouts Breakfast
• Former Fort Campbell soldier allegedly attacked three girls
• Arsonist burns a racial expletive into car
• What's Happening
• Hankins celebrates birthday with four-hit night, Govs win season opener
• Tomic, Lady Govs tennis downs Hilltoppers
• Tennis Govs back on track with win against WKU
• Provost Lecture Series: Biology professor to focus on fish diversity
• Lady Govs softball hosts first of two home classics
• Provost Lecture Series: Fulbright Scholar to discuss U.S., Russia relations
• Top-four spot at risk as Lady Govs visit league-leading Tennessee Tech
• Teachers learning how to help children of military families
• 3rd BCT return to Fort Campbell almost complete
• County Commissioner: County, CMCSS aren't foes
• Homicide victim's aunt seeks closure
• Haslam targets schools, lawsuits
• Girl Scout cookie locator application ready
• Community's support keeps Empty Bowls full
• CRIME WATCH: Man shoots himself while cleaning weapon
• Lady Govs hold off JSU
• What's happening
• Warmer weather gets wheels rolling
• Bat Govs begin 2011 campaign with three-game set against Valparaiso
• Noted Historian to Speak at Next APSU Honors Lecture Series
• Grammy-nominated Gateway Chamber Ensemble to perform Feb. 21 at APSU
• Lady Govs tennis host WKU and SIU-E
• Weekend matches set for Govs tennis
• Last chance for Lady Govs track and field at Redhawk Invite
• Talk by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. set for March 2
• Winds of change hit Govs outfield
• APSU Senior Art Students Exhibit Work this Spring
• George W. Bush signs 1,000 books at Fort Campbell
• School Board keeps 23rd elementary on track
• Woman brings home bomb, neighborhood evacuated
• Proposal would bring free parking to downtown Clarksville
• Largest return flight yet brings home 342 soldiers
• Montgomery County jury convicts man, 50, of raping teen
• Garden dedicated to key former county executive
• Bikers Who Care help out Buddy Ball
• Crime Watch: Clarksville man charged in knife assault
• PEOPLE IN UNIFORM
• Lady Govs begin lone February roadtrip with visit to Jacksonville State
• Experienced infield group get boost with return of Bachman
• Fraley's 25 leads Governors to road win against stubborn JSU
• Suicide bomb attack evacuation earns 502nd soldier Silver Star
• Pets of the Week Feb. 16
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools get $200K from coupon book sales
• Jury's verdict in sexual abuse case expected today
• Judge imposes $50 daily fines on Clarksville dog rescue
• Diaries from two Montgomery County women from reveal Civil War attitudes
• Board keeps new school's opening on track
• APSU SERIES: Professor to address stage fright at free event Feb. 17
• CRIME WATCH: Shoplifter pulls knife on employee
• Overseas troops still frustrated with absentee voting problems
• Artist Ford Examines "Small Objects" at New Exhibit at APSU
• New crop of catchers seeks to continue Govs tradition behind the plate
• OVC to switch to Friday-Sunday three-game baseball series beginning in 2012
• APSU lecture to explore speech anxiety
• CMCSS Schools Announcement
• 626 BSB soldiers return to Fort Campbell
• Puppies, deities join hearts in Clarksville Cake Bake
• CA student spells her way to 'apocalyptic' victory
• Nashville courthouse among Obama cuts
• Montgomery County Commission delays school plans
• Clarksville mayor seeks AG opinion on Power Board makeup
• Clarksville seeks federal housing funds
• APSU Foundation sponsoring raffle for chance to win $20K
• APSU alumni to share experiences with students
• Student charged in MTSU shooting
• Governors head to JSU for final OVC road contest
• Bat Govs enter 2011 with deep, healthy pitching staff
• APSU Military History Program Continues to Get National Exposure
• Triggs gets second OVC Freshman of the Week honor
• APSU Grad Finale planned for Spring 2011 graduates
• APSU Professor and Students Author Paper on Biofuel Research
• Annual GuitarFest Brings International Players to APSU
• Lady Govs earn split in final day of Belmont Classic
• Lady Antebellum wins record, song of year at Grammys
• Area warms up for Valentine's week
• First lady says laughter is the key to togetherness
• Man charged with stealing GMC Envoy
• Boehner: U.S. dealt with Egypt best it could
• Leadership stressed at retreat
• Valentine's Afternoon with the Arts displays local talent
• Doubles not enough for Tennis Govs in loss at Xavier
• Tomic wins 18th-straight, but Lady Govs fall at Xavier
• Lady Govs lose twice at Belmont/Hampton Inn-Brentwood Spring Classic
• Fraley's career night leads Govs to victory against Tennessee State
• Council ponders runoff system for Clarksville elections
• America looking for a few good friends in Middle East
• The jobs project: Job search harder for vets
• Candlelight Ball offers a night full of romance
• Man pleads guilty to reduced charge in murder case
• Singer Williams to share gospel music with APSU
• Nontraditional APSU students establish honor society
• NORTH CENTRAL DEAN'S LIST AND HONOR ROLL
• Rec Report: Free step classes for school-age girls
• Fed budget cuts would hurt in TN
• Lady Govs hold off Lady Tigers
• Joe Biden drops in on Falcons, Eagles
• Fort Campbell VA changes mission
• McMillan wants charter changed
• Montgomery Central Middle School honor roll
• Miss Black Clarksville coming on Feb. 26
• Ky. Man's donation preserves pieces of local history
• 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant
• Court roundup: State dismisses murder case against Fort Campbell soldier
• 911 log
• What's Happening
• Lady Govs tennis heads to Xavier for Saturday match
• Pagan seals Govs tennis win at No. 6 singles
• Joe Biden visits Fort Campbell football team, troop return
• Lady Govs softball opens season at Belmont/Hampton Inn Brentwood Spring Classic
• Bruce Myers to be inducted into Red Coat Society
• Governors seek to regain footing as rival Tennessee State comes to town
• "Faces of Valor" wants photos, stories from Montgomery County veterans
• Snow prints help solve car burglary
• Chaos in Cairo: Egypt's president refuses to leave, gives powers to VP
• 911 log
• Winter weather gives way to sunnier days
• Ky. man arrested in club shooting
• Marina financing uncertain
• Tenn. holiday sales tax collections best since '07
• County Archives open house set
• History of scouts explored
• Indoor tennis features Govs and Southern Illinois, Friday
• Meth lab blamed for Clarksville hotel fire
• More snow, same problems
• Predators harass Red Wings' goalie
• Life, courage, service, and joy come together at troop return
• Attorney General's opinion affirms Piper hiring
• Cake bakers invited to compete in fundraiser
• Fort Campbell soldier charged with having child porn
• 911 Log
• Bernanke grilled over inflation threat
• Dow ekes out 8th straight day of gains
• Graduate education celebrated in March at APSU with 2 events
• Church to celebrate 25th year with spaghetti dinner
• Pearl's return to sideline spoiled by UK dominance
• School Board hears plans to keep new schools on track
• Remembrance ceremony today at Fort Campbell
• Soldiers find faith is their best weapon
• CDE auditor funding in flux
• Poll: Most favor path to citizenship for immigrants
• Another round of snow expected today
• Domestic violence may be excluded from trial
• Clarksville man charged in DUI wreck
• Candlelight Ball supports APSU scholarships
• Bat Govs picked seventh in preseason poll, Clinard named to preseason All-OVC team
• Two APSU programs provide job security
• Police continue homicide probe
• Pre-Kindergarten Round Up is Coming
• Rivers And Spires Festival 2011
• Snow stops schools, drivers in their tracks
• Tax office to stay open
• Immigration case backlog down slightly
• Man sentenced to 10 years in child porn case
• 17-year-old charged in death of Ky. girl, 9
• Burkhart tops rivals in spending
• Govs slump continues with road loss at Tennessee Tech
• Poll: Most Tennesseans against teacher incentives
• Triggs earns OVC Freshman of the Week honor
• Singer Williams to Share Gospel Music for APSU Winter Salon Series
• School Counselors Celebrate National School Counseling Week, Feb. 7–11, 2011
• A Tribute To Our Family
• Poll: Most in state want new health law reformed
• Tennesseans skeptical of Obama, Palin
• Fans in Clarksville offered many ways to have fun with face-off
• 3rd BCT soldiers enjoy special Super Sunday at Fort Campbell
• 1 killed in nightclub shooting in Clarksville
• Todd County schools to help students after homicide
• Military families, some at Fort Campbell, fighting foreclosure
• Pet rabbits killed in Clarksville house fire on Peggy Drive
• Man charged in armed robbery at Clarksville store
• Thinking about welcoming a HS exchange student this fall?
• Argument between pet owner, Animal Control settled by deputy
• Battle-tested soldiers of 3rd BCT come home
• FREED performers expose 'complete history'
• Poll: Economy top concern in Tenn.
• Annual breakfast NAACP lobbies for 'unity' at event
• Army Family Readiness Groups growing support for spouses
• Racers wrestle away first place from Governors, 67-58
• 'Coming Home' reality show filming today in Clarksville
• Clarksville job seeker victim of outsourcing
• Distance Medley sparks Lady Govs track and field
• REC REPORT
• Clarksville resident earns degree online
• Lady Govs rein Racers
• Dotsonville: Cub Scouts hold Pinewood Derby
• Letter signing comes with surprise — dad's back
• Piper defends CDE hiring
• Council asks board to resign
• Police: Man found drunk, asleep in car
• Group brings first-person accounts to Clarskville students
• Drug search conducted at Clarksville High, West Creek
• Ban on handguns in Clarksville parks lifted, many exceptions remain
• Doggy delivery: Pups on way to Philadelphia
• What's Happening
• Niswonger Invitational next for Lady Govs track and field
• First place at stake as Governors play host to Murray State
• Lady Govs host Murray State on “Red Zone” night at the Dunn Center
• Author, social justice advocate to speak at APSU
• Tennis Govs picked fourth in OVC preseason poll
• Lady Govs picked to repeat as OVC tennis champs
• Screaming Eagles continue to land
• Ban lifted, handguns still prohibited at many parks
• Governor roll past UT Martin; set up Saturday showdown with second-place Racers
• CRIME WATCH: Man scams stores with TSA tale
• Blackburn pulls more cash with more pull
• APSU Extended Education classes
• Richview Middle School Honor Roll
• Wild Wood Academy Honor Roll
• What's Happening
• Local student wins speaking contest
• Fort Campbell hosts joint contracting exercise
• Lady Govs mount furious second-half charge to down Skyhawks
• Assistant VP of academic affairs chosen as TBR Maxine Smith Fellow
• Doubles play leads to Govs tennis win against Lipscomb
• Pets of the Week Feb. 2
• 911 LOG
• $2 million lawsuit against City of Clarksville dismissed
• Piper donates $5K to Salvation Army
• Montgomery County school buildings funding vote delayed
• Heroes who helped save family from burning home to be honored today
• Former president forced to cancel Fort Campbell book signing
• Tickets still available for cotillion
• Pancake house plans eating contest to help cash-strapped charity
• Clarksville man accused of assaulting woman, her son
• Governors seek to maintain first-place lead as UT Martin comes to town
• Lady Govs begin regular season’s final month with visit from UT Martin
• Initial signing day nets 16 recruits for football Govs
• Recipients of inaugural Candlelight Ball awards honored at luncheon
• Lady Govs golf tabbed fourth in OVC preseason poll
• RPC to rewrite subdivision rules
• Clarksville unveils three clean, green people-moving machines
• Police: Clarksville Man pushed woman from car
• Bowers: Tax hike needed
• APSU recognizes trio for their contributions
• Clarksville's ArtWalk puts a little spring in its step
• State of the Schools: Director aiming to turn good into great
• 911 LOG
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Little skunk in kitty clothing can clear room
• Sen. Corker offers bill as part of debt crusade
• Bennett, Henning, Smith to be inducted into APSU Athletics Hall of Fame, Saturday
• Lipscomb next for Tennis Govs, Wednesday
• Faculty, staff recently recognized for their work
• New hires, transfers announced for January 2011
• Philosophy department honors student who has audited courses for 20-plus years
• Provost Lecture Series: Music professor explores stage fright
• Teen charged as adult in Clarksville Kmart arson
• Woman hurt in Montgomery County wreck dies, DUI case revisited
• BACH joins in on Fort Campbell mom's fight for girl
• Recruiters lobby for leverage in Clarksville
• Rescheduled : Countywide Middle School Spelling Bee
• 717 EOD back at Fort Campbell with everyone safe
• Packers arrive, put Twitter aside
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Colt named deputy commander at Fort Campbell
• Haslam: Tennessee must prioritize amid stimulus loss
• Tanner hired by top Washington lobbying firm
• Basketball Govs headed to Fairfield for BracketBusters, game tapped for ESPNU broadcast
• 4 APSU students establish new honor society for nontraditional students
• M.A. in psychology at APSU now M.A. in I-O psychology
• Haslam: He didn't know about benefit to family
• Families welcome 199 soldiers back from year in Afghanistan
• Clarksville buses to offer free rides Feb. 3
• Birthday wish comes true for Clarksville woman
• City considers airport loan
• 3rd BCT closes outpost after security increases
• 15-DOG LIMIT: Rescue operating despite deadline
• Georgia State hands tennis Govs first loss
• Bush to sign memoir for Fort Campbell soldiers
• Woman who quit for family can't find new job
• Thousands of soldiers return to long search for 'normal'
• Councilman Allen's campaign sent letter crafted at City Hall
• 'Soldiers' angels' show troops their gratitude
• Poor shooting leads to Govs' undoing at Morehead State
• Rec Report: Sign up for softball, kickball leagues Monday
• Edward Jones a Best Company to Work For
• KENWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Obstacles not slowing Lady Govs track and field at TSU Invite
• Lady Govs felled by Morehead State's second-half comeback
• Piper proposes major renovations
• Troop return 'up there with childbirth and marriage'
• High tempo tennis gives Govs season-opening win
• Indoor pool still cool
• Hispanic alumni organize at APSU
• TennCare gives notice on $300M cuts
• Military lays out plan to implement gay ban repeal
• Drug agents discover 'sophisticated' meth lab
• Second woman pleads guilty in stabbing death
• Crime watch: Restaurant owner charged
• Two men arrested on murder charges
• Close games the norm when Govs, Morehead State meet
• Lady Govs close out January with visit to Morehead State
• Track and Field welcomes familiarity at the TSU Invitational
• APSU alumni to share experiences with students at Career Networking Event
• Early second-half spurt propels Governors to comeback victory at Eastern Kentucky
• Murder trial: Man guilty of lower charge
• Clarksville mayor floats new pay plans
• Curtis Johnson vice chair of Fiscal Committee
• Schools adjust calendar to make up missed days
• Public input gathered on RichEllen Park
• Great Idea Grant winners named
• Community Foundation awards grants to Montgomery County organizations
• APSU faculty members achieve recognitions
• Man reports attack in Lincoln Homes
• Derbies perfect for the weather
• Lady Govs fall at Eastern Kentucky
• Art Scholar Horowitz to give lecture at APSU on Jan. 31
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is 2011 Unity speaker Feb. 9
• APSU Artist Shipley Displays Work at Nashville Airport
• Fort Campbell schools on a two-hour delay Thursday
• Govs-EKU game to be televised on ESPN3.com and ESPN Full Court
• Governors prepared to face OVC's hottest team in EKU
• Lady Govs return to road, visit Eastern Kentucky to start OVC race’s second half
• STATE OF THE UNION: Future is ours to win
• Power Board should resign, Burkhart says
• Man charged in shooting death
• Judge gives man 48 years for beating 90-year-old woman
• Airport Authority seeks more funding
• Family of five rescued from burning home
• Murder trial: 911 captures moments before crash
• Clarksville convenience store robbed
• Following Wings of Destiny: 159th CAB deploys with 'unfair advantage'
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board pores over State Report Card
• TBI investigating Houston County athletic director
• New APSU Downtown Exhibit Features Innovative Collages by Billy Renkl
• One arrested, one at large in club stabbings
• Toddler rape/murder case postponed
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Snowy highway scary but farms beautiful
• Joyce Carol Oates to read at APSU
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Trial begins in Montgomery County wreck death
• School snow days slow spread of flu in Montgomery County
• Clarksville firefighter says Piper rushed to fire him on way out
• Austin Peay student-athletes top 2.90 GPA for sixth consecutive semester
• Acclaimed, Best-selling Author Joyce Carol Oates to Read at APSU
• One-Woman Play on Harriet Beecher Stowe rescheduled for Jan. 30
• Maryville College Students Visit APSU to Learn About the Civil War
• Stabbing reported at local club
• Gateway taking lead in heart disease fight
• St. Mary's fourth graders trade chairs for balls
• More snow possible, but light accumulations
• Football standouts, troops share 'Game Day'
• Patients voice popular support for care model
• MEET YOUR UNITED WAY AGENCY
• Dancers score high marks at competition
• Friends of Shelter awarded grant, achieves official status
• Job hunt often hardest on older workers
• Long-term unemployed face stigmas in job search
• Governors bounce back against JSU, maintain share of OVC lead
• While 'frustrating,' tour has high points, Maj. Gen. Campbell says
• Middle school coach cited for assault during game
• Tennessee ranks behind nation in most catagories
• Pajama party for moms, tweens slated for Nov. 6
• New 4-H arena in Clarksville could be ready just in time
• Good Samaritans get $4,000 grant
• APSU students, alumni invited to career fairs
• Lady Govs use strong second-half effort to cage Gamecocks
• What's Happening
• Perfect snow for sledding, perfect storm for sliding
• Military mortgages sent into foreclosure
• Businesses expect boost from troop returns
• 101st Airborne infantry brigades will get 2 years at home
• Almost 200 wreck reports in Clarksville
• Gospel stage play opens in Clarksville
• Jubilee Singers to perform at APSU
• Injury takes mayor off Clarksville's Dancing With the Stars
• Event's growth proves it's popular to be pure
• Crime watch: Man charged with false report of rifle theft
• Govs looking for answers as Jacksonville State comes town
• Lady Govs wrap up brief homestand with visit from Jacksonville State
• Lady Govs fall to Tennessee Tech
• Piper hires Hill as CDE spokeswoman
• Police: Mom, son both lied to hide drug deal gone bad
• Late-game three pointer stun Governors at home
• Autopsy report muddles Clarksville murder case
• Vets seminar coming to Civic Hall
• UT Martin names students to Dean's List
• Snowstorm wrecks evening drive home; Schools closed
• Fort Campbell soldier killed by insurgents
• State Sen. Barnes named to 2 committees
• Clarksville youths continue to show love for Haiti
• Blackburn offers bill to spur medical choices
• Holt named to CSN All-America team for second straight year
• Graphic Designer DeYoung Exhibits Work at Trahern on Jan. 24
• Lady Govs softball picked to finish 10th in OVC preseason poll
• Fisk Jubilee Singers to perform at APSU
• Weekend set opens Lady Govs tennis season
• Clarksville bridge over Red River goes out with a bang w/VIDEO
• Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission embracing total community
• Clarksville Police honor essay winners
• Public Safety Committee won't take stance on guns in parks law
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Jury finds man guilty in 2009 murder
• Local lawmakers support repealing health care reform
• Man shot in home invasion
• 101st presents flag to Clarksville
• Lady Govs return home, face league-leading Tennessee Tech in late-night affair
• Governors seek to rebound in ESPNU home contest with Tennessee Tech
• Montgomery County's bird invasion just a signal of the season w/VIDEO
• Clarksville man accused of inappropriately touching woman
• Clarksville murder trial hinges on self-defense claim
• NBA's Hassell asks students to study, work hard
• Clarksville mayor to attend conference in Washington
• Veterans hiring event Jan. 27 at LP Field
• FREED performers line up appearances
• Dotsonville Community Center library reopens
• Thursday could be another snow day
• TDOT to detonate Red River bridge today
• Woman, 2 kids hurt in three-car crash
• 3 APSU faculty members achieve recognitions
• Carrie Daniels Show to air Wednesday night
• APSU to participate in 2011 career, teacher recruitment fairs
• Blackburn wants government to leave Internet alone
• Marchers in Clarksville carry on despite rain, school
• Montgomery County couple loses home in fire on Rob Road
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Battlefield counseling gets better results
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Montgomery County sales tax collections increase
• Clarksville man charged with beating his mother
• Public hearing set on RichEllen, planned Montgomery County park
• Roxy's 'Once Upon a Time' revels in childhood revues
• It's "Coming Home Week" at the Peay! Welcome Alumni!
• Edmondson share OVC Newcomer of the Week Award
• Home total loss after fire
• State's meth 'tsunami' deserves a closer look
• Humane Society to help 'winterize' outdoor pets
• 'Social Network' wins top Globe
• Colorado schools official blasts MLK Day
• What's Happening
• UNITED WAY: Imagination Library develops vocabulary
• Loos Show back to Monday nights
• Jailers required to report illegal workers
• Immigrants find opportunities in South
• Clarksville man charged with filing false report
• Clarksville Police: Man stabbed to death over drugs
• Pilot unhurt in plane crash
• MLK celebration turns into critique of schools' makeup plan
• 2 house fires keep fire fighters busy
• Small protest blasts Piper hire at CDE
• Second-half charge leads Lady Govs past Tennessee State
• Couple charged in massive pot seizure
• Extreme cold a reminder of past winters
• Governors incur first OVC defeat, lose in overtime to Tennessee State
• Obi lead APSU at Saluki Open
• Police seize 250 pounds of pot
• Former youth minister pleads guilty to having sex with 16-year-old
• Fired Clarksville detective gets 21 months in prison
• Defense wants teen's murder confession tossed out
• Rep. Curtis Johnson lands key roles on Ethics, Commerce, Finance committees
• The Montgomery County Friends of the Shelter gets $1,000 donation
• Clarksville Police discover 250 pounds of pot, 5 pounds of hashish
• APSU to participate in career, teacher recruitment fairs
• Saluki Open next test for Indoor Track and Field
• Lady Govs reach end of long road trip, seek second-straight road win at Tennessee State
• Rapidly-improving Tigers next road test for Governors
• APSU THREAT: Guthrie submits to mental evaluation
• Pay study debate continues for Clarksville City Council
• At the library Jan. 13
• 2nd BCT trains Afghan soldiers on mortars
• Home destroyed by fire on Riverhaven
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Civil War tour delights college students
• AG opinion sought on Piper hiring
• Clarksville Man charged in fight over Facebook
• Provost Lecture Series: Music professor to spotlight Clarence Cameron White
• Holt slected for CFPA Elite Kickoff Returner Award
• Parents question school officials' decision to hold classes on Wednesday
• Threat sparks caution at APSU
• Fort Campbell honors fallen warriors with words from their friends
• Police: Fort Campbell solider intimidated wife with knife
• Defense claims homicide suspect acted in self-defense
• Chimney catches fire on Gip Manning Road
• Church to host MLK Day events
• 13-year-old recalls mom's Christmas Day shooting death
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Obama says polarized nation needs healing
• APSU Hosts One-Woman Play on Harriet Beecher Stowe
• Poet Pursley to give reading at APSU on Jan. 24
• Students enjoy snow but will lose MLK Day
• 101st Airborne soldier not deploying, getting help for PTSD
• Fincher clarifies details of loan
• Sidewalk hole filled, repaving comes next
• Police: Clarksville Man found with 30 grams of pot
• Hearing today for suspect in New Year's stabbing death
• Dotsonville Community Center holds first meeting of New Year
• CSA to offer new semester of classes beginning Jan. 18
• APSU alumnus earns award
• Gov. Bredesen commutes death sentence, pardons 22
• Clarksville Academy opening late Wednesday
• Hudson named OVC Field Athlete of the Week
• Generous donation gives APSU three famed William Edmondson sculptures
• Provost Lecture Series: Math professor to showcase research
• Classical Composer Schoenfield Visits APSU as Acuff Chair
• Storied APSU football coach Bill Dupes dies
• Clarksville woman charged with assaulting officer
• Montgomery County Commission OKs Animal Control funds
• Council to revisit ban on handguns in Clarksville parks
• Snow wreaks havoc on tests, school calendar
• State digs out from snow, wintry mix coming
• Oak Grove police chief returns to job
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Seminar, job fair may interest veterans
• Terry-ific second-half lifts Governors to come-from-behind victory
• APSU alumnus earns student paper award
• APSU Hall of Fame coach Bill Dupes dies at 81
• CMCSS Open Enrollment Begins Monday, Jan. 10, 2011
• First Strike talks to elders, locals of nearby villages
• UNITED WAY: Centerstone program offers help with child behavior
• Woman arrested over alleged threats
• Snow expected to blanket southern U.S.
• UT Martin is next Governors road test
• APSU offers course on mobile app programming
• The Jobs Project: Skilled veteran needs work
• APSU's Burawa wins poetry award
• 101st Airborne loses first soldier of 2011
• AWOL Fort Campbell soldier plans to deploy
• South of the River Ministries to hold Revival planning meeting today
• Rec Report: Indoor pool's opening pushed back
• Houston County teen wins $5K scholarship, trip to D.C.
• Car dealer shares love for Titans with Clarksville youths
• 101st Airborne soldier charged with beating 4-month-old son
• Lady Govs end four-game skid, win at Murray State
• Hudson sets triple jump school record at TSU Invite
• Governors snap Racers' 25-game home win streak with 66-64 victory
• Massive 101st Airborne return starts with 3rd BCT soldiers
• Clarksville-Montgomery County schools score well in tougher state tests
• New elementary school opens at Fort Campbell
• Clarksville PD sergeant placed on administrative leave
• Open Enrollment for schools starts Monday, deadline Feb. 10
• Man charged in fatal DUI wreck
• What's Happening
• Staggering Lady Govs seek to right ship at Murray State
• First place at stake as Governors visit Murray State for late-morning clash
• Winter Salon Series Begins Jan. 27 with Reading by Amy Wright
• Col. Poppas: Afghan strategy working
• Clarksville man indicted in child sex case
• Clarksville man charged with raping 4-year-old girl
• City Council adopts pay study
• A bouquet of offerings for brides-to-be
• MLK Day events planned in Clarksville
• Lady Govs losing streak hits four with loss at UT Martin
• McMillan names picks for committees
• Traffic tied up for Red River bridge work
• Beazley, Hevener join Scout district leadership
• Councilman withdraws Piper resolution
• Water outage, road closure planned for 10th Street
• Clarksville man added to TBI's Ten Most Wanted list
• AWOL Fort Campbell soldier caught after manhunt
• Former Montgomery County Jail deputy charged with forging documents
• Red River bridge demolition starts today
• State fines Clarksville $77K for demolition
• Soldier ends 5th tour with Rakkasans today
• What's Happening
• First Thursday Art Walk takes step into the 'Shadows' today
• Clarksville property taxes due soon
• APSU offering new course on mobile app programming
• APSU student awarded scholarship by state council
• APSU's Burawa Wins Esteemed Poetry Award
• Second-place Lady Govs return to OVC play with Thursday tilt at UT Martin
• Govs' Jan. 20 game with Tennessee Tech to be televised by ESPNU; game time moved to 6 p.m.
• CSA to offer new semester of classes beginning Jan. 18
• Attorney cleared hiring of Clarksville Mayor Piper in November
• Sidewalk cave-in caused by settling in downtown Clarksville
• Clarksville Police detective remembered for passion for justice
• Man charged with assault, imprisonment in Clarksville
• Barsanti Elementary dedication on Friday at Fort Campbell
• 101st Airborne soldier given 2 medals for efforts
• McMillan proposes blanket raises for Clarksville city workers
• Christmas at Dogwood a rousing success
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• AWOL Fort Campbell soldier leaps from van during chase
• APSU schedules college preview day for Feb. 26
• Hot start carries Governors to impressive win against Chattanooga
• Mayor McMillan makes it official in Clarksville
• Walker hit by car on College Street in Clarksville
• APSU African American Cultural Center to celebrate 20-year anniversary
• APSU has new allied health training in phlebotomy
• BIRTHS
• McMillan calls for opinion on Piper hiring by Clarksville Power Board
• Many missing out on stop-loss pay
• School funding talks pushed back by Montgomery County Commission
• 101st Airborne casualties tie 2005-06 mark
• Clarksville woman charged in attempted run-over
• New employee hires, transfers for December 2010
• African American Cultural Center to celebrate 20-year anniversary
• CRIME WATCH
• Electric bills spike after cold December
• Trees piling up at Dunbar Cave for annual mulch effort
• McMillan, council to be sworn in
• Red Cross offers tips on fire safety, prevention
• Meet your United Way agencies: Nurses for Newborns of Tennessee
• Lady Govs rally in second half, but can't put out Blazers
• Governors open 2011 as UTC comes to town
• What's Happening
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• People in Uniform
• Last night for Christmas on Cumberland
• Party ends with deadly stabbing in Montgomery County
• Retailers considering Clarksville seek mix of income, density
• 1/1/11 New Year's baby named 'Gift from God'
• Readers want higher-end shops, restaurants in Clarksville
• DUI locking device among new Tennessee laws on books in 2011
• Lady Govs ready for final non-conference tilt at UAB, Sunday
• Limits on over-the-counter decongestants could aid fight against meth
• Ceremonies on post set to welcome home troops, award medals
• Handful of court cases stick out in 2010
• What's Happening
• AT THE LIBRARY
• Newborn son brings cheerful end to tough year for Clarksville couple
• Legislators planning to discuss Piper hiring
• Goodwill sees rush of 2010 donations
• With growing popularity, disc golf debuts in Clarksville
• Montgomery County trio charged with breaking into sleeping friend's home
• Lady Govs second-half effort falls short in loss at Duquesne
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Montgomery County's rapid growth strains public agencies
• Clarksville Mayor Piper lands CDE's top job
• 'Record' meth bust found inside Clarksville motel
• Man charged in Christmas shooting has history of domestic violence
• Montgomery County forecast: Expect warmer New Year
• McMillan inauguration as Clarksville mayor scheduled for Monday
• Teen accused of disrupting ceremony with shotgun
• Report: Fort Campbell soldier skinned wife's dog
• Lady Govs wrap up Pittsburgh stay with battle at Duquesne
• Adrian Henning, Paige Smith, Ryan Bennett to be inducted into APSU Athletics Hall
• Clarksville man, wife had history of abuse
• Hemlock building, engineering program changing face of APSU
• 101st Airborne's Rakkasans bring 'fragile' progress
• Piper, CDE to meet today
• Drunk driver puts woman, 21, in hospital, police say
• Military leaders deliver Christmas to Fort Campbell soldiers
• Ex-guard sues military contractor over bonus
• Safe Ride returns for New Year's Eve
• Pets of the week Dec. 29
• Valley District Civitan International meets
• No-passing fancy; unselfish Governors set Dunn Center assists record in win against Brescia
• Lady Govs unable to maintain momentum following break, fall at Pittsburgh
• Man charged with intox., police assault
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Rakkasan gets Silver Star for combat heroism
• CDE call system to cut wait times, give info
• Montgomery County family loses home, dog in house fire
• Baker earns OVC Newcomer Award
• Gulf oil spill voted top national story of 2010
• City of Clarksville pay debate will spill to 2011
• Tenn. congressmen say deficit top issue
• Governors seek to continue momentum with home contest against Brescia
• Lady Govs begin six-game road trip with visit to Pittsburgh
• Man charged with trying to cut woman's throat
• Daniels chose Army challenges over college
• What's Happening
• Afghan National Army members recognized
• Dave Loos Show canceled for Monday night
• Didn't get what you wanted for the Holidays? Visit GovsGear.com
• What's Happening
• 911 LOG
• Natural disaster, personality forged Johnny Piper's legacy
• 'Census worker' accused of robbery
• Election of Clarksville mayor takes surprising turn
• Homeless update: Mike, Diane now working four jobs
• Ex-con with family looks for new future
• Fort Campbell MP arrested in shooting death
• Rec Report: Indoor Aquatic Center opens Jan. 8
• Christmas snow first since 1990s in Clarksville
• 2 inches of snow possible by Monday
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Emmanuel Family Life Center hosts 2nd annual scholarship ball
• 200K pounds of mail 'a slow day'
• Soldier charged in MP knife attack
• Memphis man found squatting in old apartment
• 'Warm Souls' the right place for holiday spirit
• Bernal leads branding of Lifeliner headquarters
• Testing, funding dominated 2010 school news
• Long's placemat project transformed into 'Memories of Clarksville'
• DCS glitch threatens holiday for woman, adopted children
• Sales of schools coupon book begin next month
• Local jobless rate spikes
• Tips, police work lead to arrest in Clarksville bank robbery
• 4th BCT graduates 18 AFP officers from leader course
• Rash of burglaries reported in Clarksville
• Roxy helps turn Clarksville into a destination for the arts
• Community briefs
• New books at the library
• Boy Scouts' Christmas program a big success
• Gay Clarksville soldier relieved, but cautious after 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Suspect in robbery turns himself in
• Fort Defiance dream 30 years in the making
• Clarksville Police searching for man who robbed Regions bank
• Homicides down almost 50 percent in Clarksville
• Montgomery County man arrested after fire
• COURT ROUNDUP: Local 19-year-old charged in shooting case
• Forecast: 'First white Christmas in 17 years'
• Afghans partner with TF Bastogne to rid area of insurgents
• 670 families from Stewart, Houston and Montgomery pick up Angel Tree donations
• Happy Holidays from Austin Peay Athletics
• Publix, HSC progress top business headlines for 2010
• Fort Campbell MP stabbed, soldier shot following traffic stop
• Clarksville Police: Man reports botched drug deal as robbery
• Terry last-second layup in overtime allows Governors to prevail
• 1,100 workers keep massive HSC construction effort on schedule
• Clarksville City Council delays voting on pay study
• Police: Man beaten, robbed in his home
• Interstate 24 lane restrictions lifted in Kentucky
• APSU names new dean for College of Education
• Black history group coming to Clarksville
• Pets of the Week
• Clarksville 12-year-old charged with choking mother
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• SPOTLIGHT
• Black history group coming to Clarksville
• VETERANS VOICE: Christmas truce kept hope for peace alive
• Clarksville's VTEAP gives to 140 vets in nursing home
• Clarksville shops ready for customers, friends in returning soldier
• 101st Airborne homecoming biggest since 2003
• Auditor: Weatherization program abused in Tennessee
• With gay ban debate over, military impact in doubt
• Ex-soldier talks about his crimes in Iraq
• Habitat finishes two homes just in time for Christmas
• Clarksville man suspected of armed robbery
• Court upholds 1994 murder conviction despite state's mistakes
• What's Happening
• Taliban show reach, kill 13 Afghan troops
• APSU's Black publishes "Paper New York" book
• Clarksville Duplicate Bridge results
• 4-year-old's fractured arm lands dad in jail
• Rec Report: New addition to Clarksville Greenway unveiled
• A Soldier's Child gives away presents to 600 kids
• Senate repeals military's gay ban
• Most fought, few folded after flood
• What's Happening
• Kids, Clarksville cops shop 'til they drop $100
• Church briefs
• Kentucky man charged with rape
• TWRA: Poachers give hunters 'a black eye'
• APSU sends 631 grads into 'awesome' future
• CORRECTION
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Kidnap suspect jailed in Alabama
• People Helping People rescheduled for Sunday
• Montgomery County Farm Bureau Women win award
• Dickson woman charged in Clarksville child porn case
• Judge: 37 dogs still too many for Clarksville rescue
• Clarksville Greenway bridge a tribute to Hand family
• Distinguished soldier joins foundation
• Gateway Chamber Ensemble on Grammy nomination list
• Habitat for Humanity and ReStore to dedicate homes
• Dunbar Cave collecting used Christmas trees in Clarksville
• Jim Beam, Walmart give 550 dinners to Fort Campbell families
• Clarksville drug dealer gets 38 years in prison
• Fifth man charged in Clarksville Summit Heights slaying
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Report: Afghan pullout on target
• Fort Campbell opens new range also for personal use
• Hunters charged with deer poaching on Fort Campbell
• Fort Campbell's junior enlisted get boost in BAH
• Army 'birther' changes course, says he'd deploy
• Stolen Erin leprechaun statue found at APSU
• Clarksville income stayed steadiest
• Man shot during Clarksville home invasion robbery
• Trial certain in Montgomery County child murder, rape case
• CMCSS : High School Exam Schedule
• Three shot overnight on Kraft in Clarksville
• Woman kidnapped, severely beaten in Clarksville
• Mini bus packed with explosives kills six 101st Airborne soldiers
• Snow, then sleet, freezing rain in Clarksville today
• Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board OKs NWHS revamp
• Feds nab 22 in Clarksville drug sweep
• Rossview Middle raises $5,000 for family in need
• APSU Extended Ed offers spring classes
• APSU professor publishes two books this year
• Former Fort Campbell soldier sentenced for theft of government car
• Corker faces political dilemma on nuke treaty
• 1,100 wreaths placed at veterans cemetery
• 87-year-old Ky. man killed on Highway 41
• Jewelers fire shots at armed robbers
• School-backed program aims to prevent bullying
• Cyberbullying causes long-lasting emotional pain
• Grandfather accused of hitting granddaughter in face
• People Helping People benefit concert today
• West Creek JROTC Drill Team wins competition
• Rec report: Aerobics program will get you in shape
• 87-year-old Ky. man killed on Highway 41
• Memories vibrant 25 years after Gander
• Mystery surrounding pilot's death persists
• Warm Souls set to help community's homeless
• Christmas toy drive exceeds all expectations, space
• Montgomery County residents honored in Governor's Volunteer Stars Awards
• Montgomery County art featured in calendar
• 'Bless Your Heart' cooking book author coming to Clarksville
• Fort Campbell MP charged with aggravated robbery
• Driver enjoys 'big equipment, big guns' of job with 4th BCT
• Fort Campbell soldier charged in wife's death
• Clarksville Big Brothers Big Sisters chapter needs funds to stay open
• Items stolen from car on I-24, woman says
• Soldiers' flight finally returns to Fort Campbell
• APSU student studies in Ecuador
• Students join National Technical Honor Society
• Ovation Award nominees sought
• Lifeliners want to capitalize on potential for growth
• Search on for new assistant attorney for City of Clarksville
• CORRECTION
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Gates gives 6 Silver Stars, Bronze Star for heroism
• Mechanical breaker to blame for power outage
• Family of deceased man found in California
• 'Sports Fest,' flood monument in works
• Inflatable dome coming to New Providence Pool
• Suspect in child rape out on bail
• CRIME WATCH: Police: Woman choked after cell phone dispute
• New twist for singing tree
• Coin valued at $1,500 dropped in Red Kettle
• Post honors heroes in emotional tribute
• Man from Clarksville confesses to killing elderly couple
• Fort Campbell welcomes holiday cheer with Christmas tree lighting
• Gates thanks 101st Airborne soldiers for progress in eastern Afghanistan
• Three families survive house fire
• Fort Campbell soldier arrested following wife's death
• Six Montgomery County tree farms go all out on extras
• Pets of the Week Dec. 8
• Funding sought for Clarksville-Montgomery County school projects
• Correction: Article on local homeless woman partly inaccurate
• CMCSS Administrative Appointment Announced
• Man charged with September burglary
• Cold temperatures dominate the week ahead
• Urban Ministries SafeHouse selected as Payless Gives program
• Survivors, victims honored with light
• PROFILES OF HOMELESSNESS
• Parade-goers enjoy the fun, share true Christmas wishes
• Urban Ministries continuing mission after 25 years
• Cameras typically more lenient than Clarksville Police are
• Assistant principal hired at Barkers Mill Elementary
• Mom accidentally shoots herself with daughter's pistol
• RECREATION REPORT: Pool pass gift cards make the perfect gift
• Former police officer's lawsuit vs. City of Clarksville dismissed
• Woman sentenced to life in 1995 murder
• Montgomery County families charged long-distance for calling 911
• Girl Scouts put their hearts, 'soles' into helping needy children
• Deadline for comments on Highway 374 extension project is Thursday
• Clint Black to headline Clarksville's Rivers & Spires Festival
• Man sentenced to 50 years in robbery, assault
• Clarksville man charged with rape, burglary
• Parade, tree lighting, caroling set for today in Clarksville
• 911 LOG
• Drive asks Clarksville businesses to back green practices
• Clarksville City Council passes moratorium on developments in east-west corridor
• Clarksville woman charged with statutory rape
• 101st Airborne turning 'Valley of Death' against Taliban, Col. Poppas says
• Driver suspended after boy cut on bus
• General Campbell: Afghan policeman who killed 6 101st Airborne soldiers acted alone
• APSU organizes Clarksville Accounting Club
• Man donates $2,300 after finding it inside coat
• Clarksville, Montgomery County Christmas lighting contests taking entries
• What's Happening
• No charges for man who damaged Doughboy statue
• On Wings of Love, families gather to grieve, remember
• Six soldiers from 101st Airborne killed
• APSU to host Christmas concert
• Lifeliners begin deployment with large load of holiday mail
• Airport Authority accepts $3.1M bid for new Clarksville terminal
• Montgomery County jury finds Humboldt officer guilty of reckless homicide
• Company that provides security at Fort Campbell to pay $1.62M in pregnancy case
• Clarksville woman accused of lying about domestic assault
• Boy cut in school bus fight
• Construction under way on new Clarksville fire station
• Medical Home in Clarksville sets trend for Army care
• 911 LOG
• Humboldt police officer on trial in Clarksville
• Pets of the week Dec. 1
• Clarksville Academy excels in annual tests
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in fighting
• Textbooks, school calendar among issues for Legislature
• Downtown Clarksville merchants welcome First Thursday
• Bond reduction denied in Hart case
• Reserves 'OK,' says Clarksville chief of finance
• Damaged Clarksville Doughboy to be repaired, again
• Clarksville water wins perfect score
• Montgomery County EMA: Home damaged, but no tornado
• APSU's Browder honored on 50th year of laser
• Clarksville Police: Bored man calls in fake murder to 911
• Gas station on Fort Campbell Boulevard robbed at gunpoint
• Clarksville tree lit at Capitol
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Clarksville man loses $6K in bank deposit scam
• Montgomery County bought property once sold by IDB
• Clarksville couple's health, car, housing fall apart
• Love Lights a Tree on Dec. 5 to include silent auction
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Officials say western part of LBL road set to open
• Corridor, budget amendments up for Clarksville council votes this week
• Woman reports fine silverware stolen
• What's Happening
• Child-driven learning gains moms' support
• CORRECTION
• Farm Bureau Women promote agriculture
• Managing schools' growth takes vision
• Clarksville Zumbathon raises money for scholarships
• REC REPORT: Go downtown for the holidays
• Man, 27, returns Doughboy's cast rifle
• Workshop set for Fort Campbell spouses
• Value of donated gold coin questioned
• Palmyra father charged with child neglect
• Shoppers feel rush of Black Friday run
• Vandals damage Clarksville's Doughboy
• Clarksville High School honor roll
• APSU Foundation sponsoring raffle
• Bring cold pets inside, advocate warns
• What's Happening
• Three jailed in reported domestic dispute
• Clarksville flood book ready for holiday gift giving
• 101st Airborne soldier's death baffles dad
• AT THE LIBRARY
• What's Happening
• US presence in Afghanistan as long as Soviet slog
• Massive effort brings Turkey Day to troops
• Groups' first holiday dinner won't be last
• Training, projects keep Cogioba district busy
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Earmark hold-off hardest on post
• KENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Disaster makes Clarksville family realize what's most important in life
• Wiercinski welcomed back to Fort Campbell
• Black Friday weekend offers shoppers options, deals
• Love Lights a Tree to include silent auction
• Two Fort Campbell soldiers killed in IED attack
• Bastogne soldiers pay final respects to six 101st Airborne comrades
• Fort Campbell Blvd. gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Black Friday shoppers offer tips on big deals in Clarksville
• Riverside display lit up for 12th year in Clarksville
• SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR
• Clarksville airport terminal building low bid comes in at $3.3M
• Austin Peay police chief suspended over sexual harassment
• Senior dogs often best choice for adoption
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office to get grant for MDTs
• Clarksville mayor-elect joins 'Dancing with Stars'
• Planners vote down Montgomery County rezonings after residents protest
• Clarksville to look at historic home preservation fund
• Coach fight breaks out at Clarksville football game
• Clarksville man arrested in October bank robbery
• Nashville mom with kids in car charged with DUI in Clarksville
• Police chief at APSU suspended over policy violation
• West Creek Middle toy bear drive fills Sheriff's Office patrol cars
• Fort Campbell soldier surprises family at LP Field
• Bread and Words benefit today in Clarksville
• LEDs new to Clarksville riverside Christmas celebration
• Vets group promotes PTSD awareness in Fort Campbell visits
• 101st Airborne Division return starts in January
• Clarksville man arrested over alleged phony 911 calls
• What's Happening
• Local author visits Clarksville church to share story of forgiveness
• MEET YOUR UNITED WAY AGENCY: Meals on Wheels
• Local Muslims observe Mecca pilgrimage from home
• Homelessness growing in community
• Plummer procession moves by Courthouse
• What's Happening
• Clarksville couple dashes way to $10K ring
• 'First Team' to replace 101st Airborne Division in Afghanistan next summer
• Man caught robbing gas station, Clarksville Police say
• Rep.-elect Stephen Fincher feels out new role in House
• NPMS Honor Roll
• NEHS HONOR ROLL
• WEST CREEK HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Green homes grow excitement on post
• APSU Holiday Dinner concert returns
• By road or by air, officials advise patience, caution for holiday travel
• Oak Grove mayor releases interim police of chief
• Pastor fights diseases, stigma tied to them
• Clarksville mom charged with DUI, 2 kids in car
• Montgomery County Jury finds former soldier not guilty of attempted murder
• Veterans groups turn to Twitter
• Debt busters call task 'a suicide mission'
• Autumn Salon Series at APSU features free concert
• Welders unsung heroes of battlefield
• NATO and US differ over Afghan combat exit in 2014
• Highway 374 extension delays add to frustration
• Two soldiers from 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• Clarksville City Council protects east-west corridor route
• Former Montgomery County executive Joel Plummer 'personified' service
• States join to direct visitors to Robert Penn Warren site
• Piper's talks with Clarksville Department of Electricity draw criticism from council
• Fire destroys trailer home
• Excell Storage approved to add buildings
• Judge upholds 37-year sentence for murder of retired Northwest coach
• Man hiding in back room thwarts home invasion
• Innerlyfe* Coach
• Online exhibit at APSU examines meaning of time
• Silke's to say 'thanks' with specials, freebies
• Glenellen Elementary students skate in PE
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Reverse diagonal parking may expand to Public Square
• Clarksville woman charged with soliciting minor
• Taliban on run, Maj. Gen. Campbell says
• Last, largest tower at Old Gateway Medical Center comes down
• Pedestrian hit by car on Ft. Campbell Blvd.
• Bridgestone to cut 425 jobs nationwide, moving two unit headquarters to Nashville
• GM goes public again
• 8 post troops die in attacks
• Soldier given highest medal for heroism on Afghan ridge
• Victim's son angry suspect was let out
• WHAT'S HAPPENING
• Veterans Day perfect day for Army retirement party
• 'Daddy time' special for Dogwood family
• Clarksville Mayor-elect McMillan names transition team
• MEMORIAL IN AFGHANISTAN: Brigade pays respects to fallen 101st soldier
• PETS OF THE WEEK
• Clarksville mom charged with neglecting newborn
• Piper seeking CDE job
• Military leaders say nighttime raids an advantage
• Fort Campbell soldier awarded Silver Star Currahee honored for actions in Oct. 30 attack
• New APSU exhibit features outdoor sculptures
• Long-term recovery committee organizing
• Fort Campbell soldier awarded Silver Star Currahee honored for actions in Oct. 30 attack
• School offers moving tribute to veterans
• Salvation Army given another gold coin piece
• Corridor hearing set
• Boomers begin new careers with uncertain retirement
• Airport FBO owes nearly $12,000 to Airport Authority
• 911 LOG
• Book examines German POWs in America
• WHAT'S HAPPENING: Reader call-out: Black Friday shopping
• Montgomery County charities begin holiday donation drives
• Boomers turn 65: Generation embraces ever-changing technology
• Pre-K in Tenn. may depend on GOP rookies
• Schroeder returns to Strike in Kandahar
• Henry Smith Funeral Home brings holiday tradition to Clarksville
• Bethesda Community Mission aids the needy
• Clarksville man charged with fourth DUI
• Adapted home changes life of disabled 101st Airborne veteran
• Boomers' next big change: Turning 65
• Chocolate Torte recipe takes the cake in Home Cooking for the Holidays contest
• Clarksville community's generosity shines through in project
• Afghanistan: Militants attack NATO base; 101st soldiers in area
• Knives a valuable tool in Afghanistan
• Report: Father, son shot at inadvertently
• Rec Report: Need something to do after school?
• Health reform could save Tenn. $43.5M next year
• Police: Man left toddler alone, went drinking
• Clarksville police: Man left toddler alone, went drinking
• Fort Campbell's 'Angels on the battlefield' come home
• The United Way of Clarksville seeks volunteers for tax assistance program
• Ponderings of sweet potatoes and small farms
• Teen Summit coming Nov. 20 to APSU
• Clarksville man charged with seven counts of child rape
• STEM program gets lift from $50,000 HSC donation
• Issues critical to Tenn. on table in lame-duck Congress
• 911 LOG
• First Miss ASPU crowned since 2002
• HOROSCOPES
• Clarksville veteran rediscovers life after opening up to local VSO
• FORT CAMPBELL CALENDAR
• Fort Campbell soldier who went AWOL turns self in
• City of Clarksville crews preparing for a Cumberland Christmas
• Volunteers to wage war on Montgomery County hunger
• Choral concert at APSU captures wanderlust of gypsies
• Clarksville recycling event isn't a repeat
• Authorities investigating Oak Grove Police Chief
• Gas-and-dash suspect charged with DUI
• AT THE LIBRARY
• Eagle Remembrance Ceremony adds somber feel to Veterans Day
• Court date set for man charged in multiple robberies
• Zoning change to farm in proposed corridor piques City Council's interest
• New veterans make time to honor their predecessors
• Clarksville VSO funnels millions to vets
• Vietnam veterans come to rescue of aging WWII comrades
• Report: Little risk to war from gays in combat
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny and clear, high 76, low 41
• Reports: Oak Grove chief of police put on leave
• Note to readers: Black Friday shoppers sound off
• Gas-and-dash suspect faces DUI, drug charges
• America Recycles Day planned Saturday in Clarksville
• AWOL soldier turns himself in at Fort Campbell
• City Christmas fest approaching
• WCHS Seeking New Football Coach
• Bush book not main selection of conservative club
• Miss APSU pageant returns to campus
• CHS Theatre Opens Its 2010-2011 Season
• Two 101st soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• School Board Awards Point Of Pride Recipients
• Tenn. sales taxes grow by highest rate since 2007
• Mason Rudolph recovering after heart attack, surgery
• Clarksville man accused of choking woman
• Paisley, Lambert, Shelton earn top CMA Awards
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny and clear, high 75, low 40
• Man accused of false imprisonment, choking woman
• George W. Bush says he forgives Kanye West
• West Creek High football coach let go
• Jobless claims fall sharply to 4-month low
• Miss APSU pageant returns on Friday
• IDB setting table amid sluggish economy
• Michigan family honors fallen 101st Airborne soldier by helping platoon
• Fort Campbell honors 8 fallen soldiers
• @issue: What should happen if you diss your boss online?
• Pets of the Week Nov. 10
• Clarksville Greenway to stay closed today
• Surviving the newest adoption: El Barto
• Deficit panel leaders' plan curbs Social Security
• Harvest dinner a success
• Fort Campbell soldiers give back to older vets
• Review: 'Around the World' deserves applause
• Administrative Appointment Announced for MCHS
• Montgomery Central assistant principal named
• Interview a Veteran award winners named
• Clarksville teen charged with child rape
• Tracking Montgomery County students' progress online catching on
• Pay Study: City of Clarksville employee benefits above average
• City of Clarksville program takes down taggers' handiwork for free
• Fort Campbell releases names of 2 101st soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Season ending at TVA campgrounds
• Free graffiti cleanup effort underway
• Government Calendar
• Muslim 101st soldier gets discharge recommendation
• MCHS Honor Roll
• Vote sought from Clarksville City Council on east-west corridor
• Sex offender goes to Montgomery County workhouse for violation
• Info sought in unattended Clarksville death case
• Clarksville attorney: Case shows risks of tort reform for 'little guy'
• Bush book: 'I could have done things better'
• Commission approves funds for Montgomery County juvenile court
• Update: Power restored to 680 customers
• Clarksville woman gets $6M in lawsuit vs. BACH
• Pay study: City longevity benefits above market
• Group to push for child autopsy law in Tennessee
• 101st Airborne soldier from Maine killed in Afghanistan
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny and clear, high 73, low 36
• Fort Campbell medevac unit returning from Afghanistan Friday
• State Rep. Ulysses Jones Jr. dies in Memphis
• Pentagon can't explain 'missile' off California
• Fires to be set in Cades Cove to keep fields open
• Montgomery Central High assistant principal named
• Bredesen announces Veterans Employment Week
• Lafayette Road lane closure tonight for water line repairs
• Reifert dies in small arms fire attack
• 911 Log
• Clarksville City Council to revisit corridor
• Five booked on theft-related charges
• Lady Govs beat Cumberland 85-37
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Montgomery County Commission OKs money for juvenile court
• Recap of homeless truck driver
• Govs topple Westminster 89-42
• Probation and Parole offer domestic violence prevention
• Clarksville man shot in buttocks on Dover Crossing
• Family shares harshness of homelessness
• College, university training for Hemlock Semiconductor
• Pentagon chiefs: Afghans can manage by 2014
• MSNBC says Olbermann will be back on air Tuesday
• Clarksville police looking for family of man found dead
• Clarksville Greenways closed for asphalt work
• Water outage in Lafayette Pointe area
• New Tennessee lawmakers undecided on speaker
• MEET YOUR UNITED WAY AGENCY: The J.D. Lewis Senior Center
• Worthington honored in retirement
• Water outages planned off Bypass
• Government Calendar
• Clarksville police: Neighbor thwarts burglars
• Afghan Taliban threaten death to all talking peace
• Man released from jail arrested again within hours of being let go
• Col. Luong: Taliban 'on their heels'
• Montgomery County celebrates Veterans Day with parade, breakfast
• Clarksville woman hospitalized after single-car crash
• UT Martin leads Govs 21-12 at halftime
• State cross country meet takes toll on local runners
• Montgomery County mayor helps kick off Red Kettle campaign
• Provost Lecture Series at APSU: The field of dance
• 160 soldiers from units in Clarksville to be honored this weekend
• 911 log
• Police investigating Clarksville High coach Darby
• Small group of friends, veterans offering toast to troops on Veterans Day
• Governor awards Clarksville bank $22,000 job training grant
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• Bredesen invests in solar venture of former aide
• 911 LOG
• The American Boychoir to hold concert in Clarksville
• Watchful neighbor helps nab burglars
• Public hearing set for Rossview Road project in Clarksville
• Bredesen: Solar investment while gov 'appropriate'
• Man wanted in Clarksville bank robbery
• Clarksville High teacher investigated following student complaint
• Man who sent racist e-mail to Clarksville councilman gets case retired
• MSNBC suspends Olbermann for political donations
• Clarksville City Council approves zoning overhaul
• Lady Govs beat SEMO 3-1, advance to OVC Soccer Tournament Championship game
• Cumberland Heights redo nearly complete
• Clarksville forecast: Cloudy, 30% chance of rain, low tonight 25
• Pair charged with murder of Clarksville man
• Freeze warning issed for Montgomery County tonight
• To our readers: Baby Boomers sound off
• Tennessee's 278th guardsmen to be honored this weekend
• Army ministry teams bring faith to front lines
• Gov.-elect to step down as Knoxville mayor Jan. 10
• Tennessee Film Commission has new online production directory
• Clarksville man robs, assaults two elderly women
• Study shows Clarksville Police underpaid
• Welcome Obama! India Inc. is here to help
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny today, low tonight near 34, slight chance of rain
• Clarksville police issue warrant in Oct. bank robbery
• After Fort Hood, Army unit put grief aside to help
• Public hearing set for Rossview Road project
• NATO: Service member killed in eastern Afghanistan
• Man settles case involving racist e-mail to councilman
• Two 101st soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• To our readers: Baby Boomers sound off
• Study says Clarksville Police are underpaid
• Govs beat CMSU 69-64 in exhibition game
• Council OKs zoning overhaul final reading
• Variance makes way for Clarksville church addition
• Kriegisch Martial Arts hosting candy exchange
• Family: 2nd BCT soldier died saving others
• 911 Log
• Erin day care owners charged with child abuse
• Clarksville woman assaulted with toddler in arms
• Lifeliner battalion takes over in Helmand
• Blackburn rises while Cooper is a survivor
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Optimism, enthusiasm follow McMillan's win in Clarksville mayoral race
• Two Clarksville men charged in Elder Street homicide
• Fincher wins hot contest over Herron in 8th District
• Banquet honors best in agricultural business
• Gov-elect Haslam warns of 'sobering challenges'
• McMillan next Clarksville mayor
• @issue: Your thoughts on the national election results?
• Plan to merge city-county governments fails
• Clarksville forecast: Rain off and on today, high near 64
• Republicans promise an era of limited government
• Variance clears way for church addition
• 7 p.m.: Turnout spotty for Tennessee elections
• 129th CSSB takes over in Afghanistan
• 8:57 p.m.: AP calls Blackburn winner in U.S. House, District 7 race
• Titans claim Randy Moss off waivers
• 9:04 p.m.: Fincher wins U.S. House, District 8 race
• District 78: Jobs platform carries Phillip Johnson to victory
• 9:40 p.m.: Steward 'proud' of campaign, looks forward to serving
• District 67: Democrat Pitts pulls through in close race
• 9:43 p.m.: Pitts thanks voters after victory in Dist. 67 race
• District 68: Curtis Johnson wins in a landslide
• 10:14 p.m.: McMillan wins Clarksville mayor's race
• Rabidoux misses in bid to unseat Blackburn in 7th
• Two 101st Airborne soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Technology tools expand learning
• Voters sound off on need for change
• Polls open, voting moving quickly
• 1:12 p.m.: Voters cast ballots; Control of Congress at stake
• 1:13 p.m.: Kentucky election features US Senate race
• 2:10 p.m.: Statewide, governor, Congress races hot
• "Cat" fight lands Montgomery County woman in jail
• Gunfire targets 5th military-related site near DC
• VA adds three diseases eligible for Agent Orange claims
• Clarksville Police rebuilding public image
• APSU to sign dual enrollment deal with NSCC
• Election Roundup
• 101st Airborne soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Man uses prayer scam to steal Clarksville woman's ring
• Clarksville airport moves ahead on temporary office
• Clarksville City Council still has work to do after election
• Judges ask Montgomery County Commission for help with caseload
• Clarksville mayor, governor, House up for grabs
• ACLU-TN offers toll free hot line for voters
• Clarksville forecast: Partly cloudy, high 64; slight chance of showers tonight
• 12:56 p.m.: Tenn. to decide between Haslam, McWherter for gov.
• Man shot in Lincoln Homes area in Clarksville
• Vehicle strikes, kills pedestrian on Providence Boulevard
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in IED blast
• Clouds, but no rain expected on Election Day
• Generation gap divides troops on gays in military
• Homegrown haunted yard shares a scare
• APSU, Nashville State to sign dual admissions agreement
• New child care center tackles capacity issue
• Weekend tricks and treats at PartyClarksville
• @issue: Congratulations to Susan Stamper Brown!
• Post-election, big votes will still loom for current City Council
• Iraqi Christians mourn after church siege kills 52
• Correction: McWherter not joined by McMillan in campaign event
• Governor, city mayor atop lengthy ballot for tomorrow
• Reminder: Schools closed on Election Day
• Chamber of Commerce announces November schedule
• City seeks input for Greenways expansion
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Kenwood Middle School honor roll
• Tip of the Hat
• MEET YOUR UNITED WAY AGENCY: Hearing Bridges
• GOVERNMENT CALENDAR
• Leaf Media Group, Yahoo! unite on ads
• Bell Witch Cave still packs spooky punch
• Vehicle strikes, kills man on Fort Campbell Boulevard
• 2nd BCT soldier killed in combat
• Vehicle strikes, kills pedestrian
• Parent faces abuse charges for slapping child
• Shooting reported in Lincoln Homes area
• CORRECTION
• Two 2nd BCT soldiers killed in attacks
• Government calendar
• Woman suspects scam in puppy sale
• Hatcher honored by local NAACP chapter
• Stevens named acting GM at Leaf-Chronicle
• Juvenile caseload exhausts Montgomery County courts system
• ELECTION ROUNDUP: Early voting draws 15,500 voters
• Murder victim became dealer after losing job
• Post soldier honored for rescuing woman
• Tonight's CHS-Kenwood football game at Hilda J. Richardson Field
• Springfield's 2nd quarter explosion gives it 28-14 halftime lead on Coyotes
• Springfield out-slugs West Creek, 55-28
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in IED strike
• Clarksville forecast pleasant for Halloween
• Eight area teams heading to playoffs
• EIU beats Govs 28-10
• Northwest National Honor Society welcomes new members
• Clarksville church to host 'Afternoon of Magic'
• APSU exhibit pays tribute to sculptor Bruce White
• CORRECTION
• 911 LOG
• Clarksville police ask for help finding suspect in felony theft case
• Female engagement team makes strides in Kunar
• Greenways project to cost $85K more
• Dogs gone? Clarksville vendor told to pack up operation
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, low tonight near 33, widespread frost
• Freeze watch tonight for Montgomery County
• More Greenways funding requested of Clarksville City Council
• Northwest boys, Rossview girls earn state cross country berths
• Widow of Elder Street murder victim speaks out
• Man caught in Memphis being brought to Clarksville for questioning in Elder Street murder
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Montgomery County judge gives hotel clerk diversion in dog dispute
• Elder Street slaying victim identified
• Report: Woman with broken ankle tries to run from Clarksville police
• Auditors report Clarksville Department of Electricity on right track
• Former Montgomery County deputy sues over released records, retaliation
• Montgomery County leaders chart goals: Vets nursing home, Port Royal
• Old tree spared in YMCA parking plan
• YMCA oak tree to be saved
• Austin Peay ROTC takes home 3rd at Ranger Challenge
• APSU hosts student debate forum
• Clarksville woman charged with helping facilitate bribery
• APSU Student Sarah Andrews to display artwork
• Developments in Clarksville's proposed traffic corridors nixed, delayed
• Clarksville Rep. applauds perks for vets
• Salvation Army seeks ringers, red kettle sponsors
• Clarksville mayoral race: Burkhart leader in final cash disclosure
• Clarksville man dragged out of home, shot on Elder Street
• Army study seeks best suicide prevention programs
• Post soldier dies in non-combat incident
• Financial auditors report Clarksville Department of Electricity on right track
• Elder Street homicide victim identified
• Montgomery County roads not paved in gold, just money
• Police seeking man for trying to bribe witness
• Clarksville man dragged out of home, shot on Elder Street
• Fort Campbell SFAC to host Chili Cook-Off contest
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, high near 62, patchy frost tonight
• Police seeking man in felony theft case
• Planners delay developments in traffic corridors
• Early voting ends today
• RPC sends zoning changes back to Council
• APSU names new HR director
• Post soldier dies in non-combat incident
• Date, time finalized for Homes for Our Troops key ceremony
• Tennessee veterans get Veterans Day benefit at state parks
• Bredesen opens new section of SR840
• Auditors: CDE on right track
• 8:50 a.m.: Man found shot to death on Elder Street
• CEO, author of book about Ford, to speak at APSU
• Clarksville NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet coming Saturday
• Clarksville man charged with trying to enter murder crime scene
• Clarksville Finance Commitee OKs $100M loan for sewage plant
• Judge convicts Clarksville man of child rape
• Elliott talks trains to Women's Club
• Golf tournament provides funding for Buddy Ball
• Higher state standards to lower Montgomery County test scores
• Red River bridge traffic to be tied up in Clarksville tonight
• Water outage planned near Clarksville city limits
• Building project shows Montgomery County Schools' needs
• Clarksville sewer plant needs $100M loan
• 101st Airborne soldier shot, killed in Afghanistan
• Clarksville watches funnel cloud pass by, narrowly misses disaster
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, high near 77
• Haslam raises $1.2M; McWherter writes $500K check
• Two lane restrictions this week on I-24
• Man hit by car during custody exchange in Clarksville
• Four hurt in weekend wreck on Bypass
• ELECTION ROUNDUP
• Rape reported in APSU parking lot
• 10:01: Funnel cloud spotted near Exit 1 and Tiny Town Road
• GOP hopes to boost legislative majorities in Tenn.
• 10:08 a.m.: Tornado warning issued in Clarksville until 10:45 a.m.
• Burkhart lawsuit vs. city still on appeal
• 11 a.m.: Clarksville-Montgomery County School students return to classrooms
• Big plan to extend 374 in Montgomery County back on board
• 10:21 a.m.: Tornado warning cancelled for Montgomery Co., watch in effect until 5 p.m.
• 9:30 a.m.: Tornado warning issued in Ky., Montgomery Co. under tornado watch
• 10:29 a.m.: MCSO says 'nothing has touched down'
• Blanchfield administering flu shots
• 12:07 p.m.: Tornado watch removed, wind advisory still in effect
• 9:45 a.m.: Line of storms to hit about 10 a.m.
• Update from Maj. Gen. John Campbell, 101st Airborne commander
• TDOT planning 374 hearing
• Water outage planned for Madison Street near city limits
• Traffic backed up around Red River bridge for construction
• Tenn. state parks offering vets a discount on Veterans Day
• Rape reported at APSU Sunday night
• Fort Campbell soldier dies of gunshot wound in Afghanistan
• What's Happening
• CLARIFICATION AND CORRECTION
• Fire claims home on Liverworth
• Govs picked fourth, Lady Govs third in OVC Preseason Basketball polls (with Loos video interview)
• Ex-county executive Plummer still critical
• Four injured in weekend wreck on Bypass in Clarksville
• APSU Percussion Ensemble planning Halloween concert
• Mike Evans of Clarksville named VP of state EDC
• Lane restrictions Tuesday, Wednesday on I-24 in Kentucky
• What's Happening
• Urban Ministries aids those in need, abuse victims
• AJAX SENIOR CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• 911 LOG
• Fire consumes Southside home
• Eight charged with DUI in late-night crackdown
• Ex-Montgomery County executive still listed as critical
• Tea Party candidates reshaping the GOP
• Truck driver's detour leaves her homeless
• Burn ban lifted
• Tornado moving through Middle Tennessee
• Halloween comes early at PartyClarksville
• Britt scores 3 TDs, Titans rally to beat Eagles
• 'Vision' event to help Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation
• Hospice offers help with holiday grief
• Museum plans reading of 'one of the scariest' ever told
• Trick-or-treating coming to downtown Clarksville
• NY family needs help finding girl
• Two convicted in local investment scam
• Clarksville Parks & Recreation plans meeting for Greenway
• Tennessee at center of energy debate
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan buried in native Louisiana
• River still suffering from May flooding
• Former Montgomery County executive injured in crash
• No. 3 JSU leads Govs 35-3
• Announcements
• Jazz on Lawn ends season with contest
• Lane closures coming for river bridge rebuild
• New exhibit comes to APSU's TERMINAL online art gallery
• Joe DiPietro chosen as new UT system president
• Clarification
• Freezer destined for church stolen from woman's driveway
• Nationwide wreaths ceremony coming to Clarksville Dec. 11
• Old Clarksville hopsital site nearly demolished
• Robbery suspect still at large
• 1st BCT, 4th BCT soldiers killed in attacks
• Clarksville forecast: Thermometers to tip around 80
• NY family wants help finding girl, 17
• Raising the Bar for Students in Tennessee
• Ward 7: Grubbs vs. newcomer Harrison
• Clarksville breast cancer survivors meet, get pampered
• CORRECTION
• Police seek man who robbed woman at Clarksville ATM
• Montgomery County Commission delays vote on school budget changes
• Upgrade planned for Northwest High
• Montgomery Central High renovation rises aboveground
• 9:20 a.m.: Reports say Clarksville homicide suspect caught in Indiana
• Area golfers ready for state tournament Tuesday, Wednesday
• Clarksville Academy QB gets prep honor
• What's Happening
• Info seminar for veterans coming to Clarksville Oct. 21
• APSU announces ESL classes at Renaissance Center in Dickson
• New candidates look to unseat Summers in Ward 10
• Arrests
• Dist. 67 House candidates differ on role of government
• Mayoral race: Jobs, industry top issues for some
• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court
• Average fuel prices in Tennessee continue to creep up
• Police asks public to assist in catching robber
• Windmeade Drive closed for water work
• Newcomer Harrison opposing Grubbs in Ward 7 race
• Meredith Monk coming to APSU
• REVIEW: 'Dracula: The Musical' drains great story with cliches
• Meet the Candidate: Bill Harrison
• Candidates for Clarksville Mayor outline budgeting priorities
• Outdoor plans alter nature of Clarksville
• New candidates look to unseat Summers in Ward 10
• Mayoral candidates clash over their role in industry recruitment
• What's Happening
• APSU to hold career fair
• APSU hosting college preview days
• APSU Extended Education classes
• Reed volunteers in Costa Rica
• McWherter hits Haslam on transparency, gouging
• Forum allows candidates vying for Montgomery County votes to state their case
• Book about May Flood in Clarksville raises $44K
• Half ends with flurry of scores, Central holds 14-7 lead
• Haslam, Fincher stump at GOP barbecue
• Clarksville forecast: 80s during the day today, Sunday
• Tech leads Govs 14-0 late in first quarter
• Meet the Candidate: Dustin Gault
• Christian women's group plans bazaar, silent auction
• Correction
• Toddler left in care of 4-year-old, police say
• Judge denies appeal of convicted murderer
• Authorities investigating local barber's death as a homicide
• State to review political e-mails
• GOP candidates stop in Clarksville
• Items found on sheriff's property
• Gov. Bredesen praises Tech Centers' success
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• MCHS, Stewart County scoreless after 1st quarter
• Clarksville City Council approves zoning overhaul
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, high near 83, slight chance of rain Tuesday
• Police responding to shots at Walmart find suspect with drugs, gun
• Clarksville Police investigate unattended death as homicide
• Council OKs zoning overhaul
• Clarksville man charged with leaving 2-year-old, 4-year-old alone
• 11 Fort Campbell spouses to be honored in ceremony
• Revolutionary War soldier to be given new grave marker Oct. 14
• Homes for Our Troops finalizes 'key ceremony' date for Heath Calhoun
• AT THE LIBRARY
• North Central Institute to host Just Plane Fun Day
• Liberty Park gets rave reviews from Montgomery County citizens
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office mum on suspected shooting
• One critical, one arrested after early morning shooting on Commerce St.
• Police investigate unattended death
• Governor candidates spar over ads at debate
• Hemlock Semiconductor reaching out with job fair in Montgomery County
• Best of Clarksville: Businesses promote services, help charity
• District attorney's son sentenced to jail in Montgomery County
• Calhoun home project in Clarksville nearly complete
• Clarksville B&B can continue weddings
• Clarksville City Council to vote on rules for their iPads
• Marina, park, 'quality of life' issues loom large for next Clarksville mayor
• Man, 69, postpones pacemaker to watch Michigan- Michigan State game
• Army sergeant earns Medal of Honor
• Clarksville community centers changing hours for fall break
• Yankees beat Twins 6-4, take Game 1
• One shot, one arrested after early morning shooting
• Unemployment claims drop for 4th time in 5 weeks
• CitiTrends grand opening today
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• MCSO investigating incident on Highway 76
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, high near 82, slight chance of rain Monday
• Govs Hoops to be on ESPNU twice
• Burn ban issued for Clarksville
• Obama won't sign foreclosure docs bill
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in IED attack
• Clarksville police investigating unattended death
• Halladay pitches no-hitter, Phillies beat Reds
• DAC opens gallery for kids at Montgomery County library
• Rye comes back strong to fire a 77 on final day
• United Way goal: $1M
• 2nd BCT 101st Airborne soldier killed in IED attack
• Man crashes truck into Clarksville house, flees
• Homecoming Court and Events
• Homes for Our Troops project in Clarksville nearing finish
• Triple fire inspires zoning law revision
• Petraeus returns fast food to soldiers in Afghanistan
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• Deployed Fort Campbell troops can get e-mailed ballots, online tracking
• Medal of Honor to Green Beret killed in Afghan war
• Cheatham County woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Report: Taliban, Afghan govt in talks to end war
• Fincher to report more than $850K in 3rd quarter
• MCHS' Rye fires an 83 in A/AA state golf tourney
• iPad policy up for vote Thursday
• Mayoral candidates differ on corridor, growth
• Clarksville hosting state economic development conference
• Lane closure, water outage planned for College Street
• What's Happening
• Cancer advocates lobby Congress for cancer research funding
• Pets of the Week: Cats Are Us
• Meet the Candidate: John Leckrone
• City offers park tours
• Robber armed with gun holds up adult store
• School Board approves equal pay steps
• United Way of Greater Clarksville announces $1 million goal
• Mayor candidates differ on growth tactics
• Clarksville Police hosting fundraiser for youth Friday
• Run-offs surface in mayoral debate
• CMCSS Names School Support Coordinator
• Meet the Candidate: George Avitúa
• Best of Clarksville Thursday at plaza
• What's Happening
• Jessica remembered as bright, loving girl
• Rawhide's Fall Festival a success
• Woman robbed of bank deposits at Clarksville ATM
• Clarksville child tells of fight before mother's death
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Several new faces running for Clarksville mayor, for distinct reasons
• Conn. man thanks jurors in deadly home invasion verdict
• Montgomery County schools questioned on $902K in revenue
• Driver cuts off suspect and Calif. girl found safe
• Suspected driver in Clarksville Taco Bell murders set free
• Coming Wednesday: The Business Buzz
• TVA future to be discussed at public hearings
• Frost Advisory reissued for tonight
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, low tonight near 33, frost after midnight
• TTC campus in Clarksville to expand
• 11,000 Tennessee homes weatherized with stimulus funds
• Water outage, road closure planned for Greenwood Ave.
• CHS girls golf team falls one stroke short of state spot
• City hosting Liberty Park tours Thursday
• CHS struggles in region; Rossview's Tyler Guy advances to state golf
• Nadia Drive fires prompting new look at zoning ordinance
• Pedestrian hit by car in Clarksville
• Clarksville man arrested for car theft
• Hemlock Semiconductor hosting career fair Oct. 14
• Ward 1 candidates diverge on spending
• More post-flood business returns confirmed for Riverside Drive
• STEM Academy has smooth debut in Clarksville
• Delayed test scores leave schools in limbo
• Judge Gasaway to rule on bond reduction in Taco Bell murder case
• Frost Advisory reissued for tonight
• State employees won't get stipend due to revenues
• Oktoberfest lives on at PartyClarksville
• Frost advisory in effect tonight
• Hearing to be held today in Clarksville murder case
• Serious accident on I-24 in south Montgomery County
• Memorial service tonight in Clarksville for Seton Hall shooting victim
• US working to accept exiled Cuban prisoners
• Freeze Warning overnight
• APSU education professors author new textbook
• Austin Peay Downtown Gallery hosts new ceramics exhibit
• What's Happening
• TO OUR READERS
• Meet the Candidate: Geno Grubbs
• CheeReaders 'Bring It On' with program for younger kids
• ELECTION ROUNDUP
• Son accused of stealing dad's belongings
• Introducing HooahCampbell.com: A site about Fort Campbell, the 101st Airborne and more
• Teen falls asleep at wheel; Clarksville man dies in wreck on Fort Campbell Blvd.
• Live United families both get, give help
• TF Currahee mortarmen get job done
• 16-year-old falls asleep at wheel, kills Clarksville man in crash
• Pedestrian hit by car on River Road
• Broncos rally to beat Titans, 26-20
• Clarksville man arrested for car theft
• Eagle Pride Band wins competition
• What's Happening
• Clarksville to host chess tournament
• Habitat for Humanity joins in World Habitat Day
• Hunting expo arrives as deer season begins
• Baldwin 'real go-getter' 101st soldier remembered for his dedication, humor
• CRIME WATCH
• Post soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Club president: 'Oktoberfest ist wunderbar'
• Lifeliners cap off 101st deployment
• Kenwood, Northwest slug it out in 1st quarter
• Fort Campbell soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Knights lead scoring fest against Vikings at halftime
• Correction
• Kenwood outpaces Northwest in slugfest
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, high near 76, patchy frost Sunday night
• Water outage Sunday morning on Hampton Station Road
• Son accused by Clarksville authorities of stealing dad's belongings
• What's Happening
• Parade of Homes showcases local Clarksville builders
• Local shelter volunteer wins national award
• Meet the Candidate: Bill Summers
• Paralympians advocate sports as therapy for troops
• Congress candidate Fincher confused whether District 8 includes Memphis
• Montgomery Central AD takes school system job
• Seventh Graders Face Immunization Deadline
• Army investigates plot warning from soldier's dad
• Clarksville church to host memorial-type service Friday for fallen soldier
• What's happening
• Council OKs greens for Swan Lake
• Registration approaching 10K with centennial jamboree fast approaching
• City lands $145,000 for blueways
• I-24 eastbound to be one lane Friday in Kentucky
• Guthrie Highway in Montgomery County closing for railroad work
• Family to host memorial for fallen 101st Airborne soldier
• Clarksville man killed in wreck on York Road identified
• Toddler killed riding in front-end loader
• Ramsey challenges Johnson in District 68
• WWII soldier to be buried in W.Va. after 66 years
• Clarksville lands Blueways grant
• Defense Department extends deadline for stop-loss pay
• Clarksville City Council OKs new greens for Swan Lake
• Police: White van electronics salesmen return to Clarksville
• White House chief of staff: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Clarksville Police gets $1.8M grant to hire 12 officers
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Lifeliners case colors for Afghanistan, begin deployment
• Paralympians advocate sports as therapy for Fort Campbell troops
• Montgomery County school bus in minor wreck
• Water outage on Hickory Grove Boulevard in Clarksville
• Post-wide Yard Sale this Saturday
• Debates, forums set for city elections
• House candidates exchange shots over loan, taxes
• Sons surprised by Fort Cambell dad's return from deployment
• APSU donation beefs up historic farm at Nashville Zoo
• See You at the Pole unites students
• Meters out, kiosks in at Montgomery County Courthouse lot
• Toddler killed in farm equipment accident in Guthrie, Ky.
• One killed in high-speed wreck in Clarksville
• Gates: Too few in U.S. bear the burdens of war
• Guilty plea in double murder
• Lane restriction Friday on I-24 in Kentucky
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• Guthrie Highway in Montgomery County to close Oct. 15 for railroad work
• Record number of children die in hot cars in 2010
• Fort Campbell to host 'basic training' for hunters
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Fort Campbell soldier to get medal for saving woman
• Fort Hood assessing soldiers in wake of suicides
• Clarksville real estate market at a glance
• Courthouse parking kiosks to activate Thursday
• Name released in fatal wreck York Road in Clarksville
• Fort Campbell trick-or-treating moved to Saturday
• Veteran's family denied WH tour because of shorts
• Man killed in one-car wreck on York Road in Clarksville
• Clarksville couple robbed during K-3 deal
• Jury finds Fort Campbell soldier not guilty in hotel rape
• Teacher's Warehouse opens in permanent Greenwood location
• Chinu Kim pleads guilty to double homicide
• Montgomery County teachers to get pay hike
• Fort Campbell man acquitted of aggravated rape
• Three decades on, Calif. family awaits execution
• Senate passes compromise veterans bill
• Memphis adopts mandatory spay-neuter ordinance
• House OKs calling more Reserve retirees vets
• Carter's Washington book signing events canceled
• Bredesen awards $145,000 in parks grant to Clarksville
• Suspect in NJ fatal college shooting due in court
• Bredesen appoints 3 new members to TBR
• Local tourism-related revenue increased in 2009
• Senate panel continues probe of TBR hiring process
• PET PEOPLE: Small-operation shelters need help now
• Meet the Candidate: Jeff Burkhart
• Woman hit, killed by car on Fort Campbell Boulevard
• Election Roundup
• Clarksville rape defendant says sex consensual
• Man charged in Clarksville DUI wreck
• Former post soldier admits stealing gov't SUV
• Haslam, Fincher to speak at Montgomery County GOP BBQ
• Land Between the Lakes improves target ranges
• USAA and MWR present Fall Fest 2010 at Cole Park Commons
• APSU walk to fight child sex trafficking
• CHS runners gifted with tent
• PE for home-schooled children
• Meet the Candidate: Kim McMillan
• Witnesses: Clarksville student at Seton Hall died saving friends
• Trial begins in Clarksville rape case
• Leg amputee rejoins 101st Airborne on front lines
• Man suspected of shooting 14-year-old turns himself in
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• Rep. Johnson faces Twork in District 78
• Police charge 2 men in Seton Hall shootings
• Judge dismisses suit against Clarksville over mistaken search
• Clarksville's Hand Family Beverage Co. acquires Memphis firm
• Presbyterians, Muslims meet in Clarksville
• Former president Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Ohio
• NKorea's Kim makes son 4-star general
• Pedestrian killed in car wreck
• Opry returns to fixed-up digs 6 months after flood
• Former Fort Campbell soldier pleads guilty to stealing SUV
• Clarksville shooting suspect turns himself in
• Water shut off on Allen Road, Bruceton Drive
• CHS boys stop Rossview's shot at a district golf 3-peat
• Domestic Abuse Awareness Activities: In Her Shoes
• Committee refers benefit ordinance back to Council
• 10th Annual Appleton Harley-Davidson Eagle Toy Run
• DoDEA scores improve
• DoDEA scores improve
• Clarksville named 'Walk With Me Tennessee' community
• Remains found near where man swept away in flood
• Army aims to change what soldiers eat, drink
• Afghan army gets first female offices
• NATO helicopters hit targets in Pakistan
• Fort Campbell soldier earns Bronze Star with Valor
• Jury selection begins in aggravated rape case
• City leaf pick-up starts Nov. 1
• Wounded in Iraq, double-amputee returns to war
• Army to dump captains after multiple passovers
• Reports: Student from Clarksville died a hero at Seton Hall
• What's Happening
• Meet the Candidate: Curtis Johnson
• Former APSU president, retired APSU PR director, write book
• Man accused of raping prostitute at gunpoint
• Green Berets open their doors for reunion
• Seton Hall slaying hits home locally
• Miss Tennessee USA pageant tickets on sale
• Voters Council endorsements
• Toddler classes coming to Kleeman Center
• Meet the Candidate: Keith Fain
• Weapon found at Richview Middle
• Water projects planned near West Bel Air, Greenwood
• Home care agency collects food for elderly
• Clarksville student killed in Seton Hall shooting
• Tracking the stimulus
• Weapon found at Richview Middle School in Clarksville
• Clarksville woman killed in Seton Hall, N.J., shooting
• No. 10 Wisconsin beats Govs 70-3
• 5 shot at party near Seton Hall in NJ, 1 critical
• Police: Clarksville man caught in neighbor's stolen car
• Street lights going to LED starting Monday
• Meet the Candidate: Deanna McLaughlin
• Clarksville festival wins awards
• Antique tractor show continues today in Montgomery County
• Benefit today for Clarksville baby with leukemia
• New trial ordered in Clarksville Taco Bell murders
• 'Toy Story 3' on ice free for Fort Campbell families
• Car explodes, destroys garage in Clarksville retirement condo
• Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
• CHS scores quick, holds 7-0 lead over NE after first quarter
• Northeast cuts into CHS lead, 7-3, at halftime
• Northeast TD in final period clips CHS, 10-7
• Clarksville forecast has flavor of fall
• Weapon found at Richview Middle School in Clarksville
• '50s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• Rivers & Spires seeking poster contest entries
• Crimestopper's Crime of the Week
• Water outages planned on Bel Air, Greenwood
• Clarksville man receives 10 years probation for double homicide
• Man convicted in '94 Taco Bell murders granted new trial
• Ky. company awarded $25M water plant bid
• Channing Place condos on fire
• One arrested in Clarksville Legends Bank in-drag robbery
• Disney On Ice offers Fort Campbell families free 'Toy Story 3' performance
• Ex-Bredesen staffers among Dems endorsing Haslam
• Classic Cars cruise into Clarksville Saturday
• Meet the Candidate: Mike Flood
• 101st Airborne soldiers ready for better cargo drops
• Three Montgomery County children left alone in filthy home
• Ky. company lands $25M Clarksville water plant bid
• One arrested in Clarksville in-drag bank robbery
• Judge finds Tennessee 3rd party rules too tough
• Plea nets 10 years probation in Clarksville double slaying
• 1 dog dead, another abandoned in Clarksville home
• Va. puts woman to death; rare US female execution
• Streetlight replacement project begins Monday in Clarksville
• Montgomery County gets grant for pet microchips
• Clarksville city forester moving on to Berea, Ky.
• After standoff with police, Clarksville man charged in shootings
• Police: Children left alone, dad returns drunk
• Clarksville man found not guilty in rape
• World traveling singer home for free concert
• Mont. woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• 101st Airborne loses 5 soldiers in Afghan crash that killed 9
• Education Dept. grants $442M for teacher merit pay
• Two men in drag rob bank in Clarksville
• Ex-Bredesen staffers among Dems endorsing Haslam
• Fire rages over neighborhood
• Bugs in baby formula? Parents worried about recall
• US military finds 2 sets of remains in Tarawa
• Two dogs, one dead, found neglected in Clarksville home
• Mother and 2 children found dead in home
• School system College and Career Night Set for Sept. 27
• Va. to execute first woman in nearly a century
• Buddy Ball baseball season opens tomorrow
• Chattanooga police find body that goes with leg found earlier
• Millswood Drive area to have low water pressure tonight
• Falcons football featured in Sports Illustrated article
• Congress to send small business bill to Obama
• Oak Grove police report soldier suicide
• Montgomery Co. man charged with leaving children alone in filthy home
• 6:54 p.m.: House damaged in fire on Quicksilver Lane
• Meet the Candidate: Kaye Jones
• Wage study for city's workers nearing finish
• Clarksville stand-off ends in arrest of man wanted in Stewart Co. homicide
• Stealth 'discovery' makes stop in Erin
• Eight homes damaged in Nadia Drive fire
• Heat won't 'fall' very soon
• 5 101st Airborne soldiers killed in helicopter crash
• Clarksville to overhaul Third Street
• N. Third Street closed today for sewer work
• Book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• Clarksville man wanted for homicide caught after standoff
• AARP provides job fair for Tenn. older workers
• Water service shut off along Lowes Drive; traffic affected
• Father says 101st. soldier among chopper victims
• Clarksville man charged with child abuse after leaving kids home alone
• Top economic adviser to leave White House
• Clarksville man acquitted in rape, kidnapping case
• McMillan begins "listening tour" of businesses
• Memory Lane Cruisers Autumn Run this Saturday
• Angled parking, bike lane coming to Clarksville's Third Street
• Rivers & Spires wins 4 awards
• Pets of the Week
• Woobie is the toy of choice at Dogwood
• Oakwood Freewill Baptist Church dedicates new building
• Woman says she was shoved at post office
• Jury acquits Clarksville man in attempted murder case
• Kids & Cops event in Clarksville opens door to cruisers
• Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Western Kentucky University plans memorial service for 101st Airborne soldier
• City pay study nearing completion
• 2 women wounded, gunman killed at Fort Bliss store
• Jury acquits Clarksville man of attempted murder
• 'Retail gap' focus of master plan report
• What's Happening
• Doctors use lasers to remove worm from man's eye
• Rudy Johnson pleads guilty to DUI
• D10A/AA golf teams set for tourney Tuesday
• Woman charged with hitting man with car
• Fall Fling meant for reconnection
• Acuff Chair Guillaume to host concert at APSU
• Meet the Candidate: Nick Steward
• 'Shout! The Mod Musical' relives groovy times
• New system to delay county building permits
• 101st soldier killed in Afghanistan explosion
• Obesity hurts wallets, health
• 9 NATO troops killed in helicopter crash
• Western Kentucky University plans memorial service for 101st Airborne soldier
• 'Retail gap' focus of planner reports
• Chattanooga mother of young twins gets 10 year DUI sentence
• 101st soldier killed in Afghanistan explosion
• Man representing self in rape, kidnapping case questions alleged victim
• 9 NATO troops killed in helicopter crash
• Coming Wednesday: The Business Buzz
• Military gay ban becomes election-year hot button
• Festive crowd enjoys Roxy Gala in Clarksville
• Water outage planned on Bel Air
• Five injured in Ky. DUI wreck
• Zoning changes up for vote at end of month
• Manning Bowl II: Colts rout Giants 38-14
• 3 dead, 1 critical after train hits SUV on tracks
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• Man representing self in Clarksville rape, kidnapping trial
• Military operations centers may view war in high-def
• Attempted murder trial begins this morning
• Steelers survive, force 7 turnovers in win vs. Titans
• Preliminary hearing rescheduled for Clarksville man charged in wife's murder
• Who put the "party" in PartyClarksville?
• DARPA works to develop a flying Humvee
• Local agent to be featured on HGTV's House Hunters
• Bredesen puts out warning on student test scores
• Man injured in Trenton Road wreck
• What's Happening
• At the Library
• Clarksville's Elderly lack options in housing
• Govs beat TSU 26-23
• Water outage planned for Bel Air
• Clarksville zoning ordinance vote approaching
• Recreation report
• Valley District Civitan holds convention
• What's Happening
• 101st loses 2nd soldier in 2 days
• Man wakes and sees leaving pickup, notices trailer missing
• Lack of scoring in second half gives CHS victory
• Date for Alzheimer's Memory Walk announced
• Meet the Candidate: Phillip Tucker
• Clarksville-area vets take time to honor POWs, MIAs
• Clarksville man charged after investigation of 'Lady of the Night' robberies
• 101st Airborne loses soldier in Kandahar
• 101st Airborne, ANSF finalize election plan
• $2.9M grant extends jobs to help with flood relief
• Quad finalizes severance with Clarksville workers
• Mosque opponents sue to stop construction
• Reader photos from Iraq needed
• Magnitude-6.3 quake shakes Afghanistan
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in southern Afghanistan
• Wildcats score two early, hold 14-7 lead on WCHS after first quarter
• CHS maintains 14-7 lead on West Creek at halftime
• Hemlock Building opens at APSU
• Postal worker accused of stealing gift cards, medicine from mail
• What's Happening
• Hemlock building opens at APSU
• APSU's Extended Ed offers fall classes
• Clarksville-Montgomery County lands police grant, awards
• Colbert, Stewart plan rallies on National Mall
• Former US POWs want Japanese company apology
• Man charged with assaulting, robbing prostitute
• Newspaper's revelation rocks photographer's family
• Day of Service draws volunteers
• Public invited to visit Palmyra Civil War site
• Clarksville-Montgomery County lands police grant, awards
• Father charged with child abuse
• Man, woman indicted in kidnapping, rape case
• State officials share lessons on Race to the Top
• Students go through APSU chemical engineering
• Soldiers work to keep lines of communication open
• New connection fee will pay to extend sewer lines
• What's Happening
• APSU to hold first Run@Work Day
• Kready takes over role as Habitat executive director
• Successful 'Holiday' party makes return
• Traffic light opens at West Creek complex
• 101st Airborne taking fight into Taliban haven
• Blind man files civil suit against Clarksville hotel
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Supporters plan rallies for WikiLeaks soldier
• Rotary Park plan now online
• Pope visits UK, admits failures in abuse scandal
• Ohio newspaper workers connect woman, birth mother
• Govs assistant football coach suspension lifted
• Full-body scanners at Nashville, Memphis airports
• CPD receives state awards for traffic safety programs
• Public invited to visit Palmyra Civil War site
• Clarksville father charged with child abuse
• Plan refined for Rotary Park
• Former tobacco story employee charged with stealing money
• Airport Authority members: Taxpayer approval essential
• Japanese cryptomeria makes good evergreen screen
• Benefit yard sale planned to help family
• Rabidoux reaches out to vets at local event
• Road closures planned in downtown Clarksville
• TRA pushes phone discount initiative in Clarksville
• House fire in Clarksville linked to propane tank
• Clarksville mayor's role in DUI case investigated
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• @issue: Should the 2005 Heisman go to Vince Young?
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• Sister of slain woman speaks out about family
• TVA residential bills increase up to $8.50 a month
• Road closures planned downtown
• US-led troops advance in Taliban stronghold
• Wis. prosecutor 'sexted' abuse victim
• Peachers Mill traffic signal activated today
• Pets of the Week
• Clarksville woman's grieving kin still "put family first"
• Bart arrives to warm welcome at Dogwood
• Jury begins deliberating in soldier's murder trial
• Tenn. universities get $20M energy research grant
• Clarksville apparel maker flourishes under new owner
• Recluse found to be UK war heroine after her death
• Riverfest Regatta cardboard boat race winners announced
• Former colleagues testify for lesbian flight nurse
• Bush forfeits 2005 Heisman Trophy
• Family of teen wanted in Clarksville shooting speak out
• Rupp introduced as new dean of APSU College of Business
• POWs and MIAs get recognition
• Flyball team wins tournament
• Many took art awards in Clarksville festival
• Dover soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Deputy, inmate injured in car wreck
• Family speaks out to wanted teen in Ford Street shooting
• West Creek traffic signal to be activated soon
• Propane cause of Richmond Street fire
• Montgomery County Commission OKs airport money
• States' suit on Obama health plan may go to trial
• Work begins on plaza garden
• Police arrest man they believe robbed gas station
• Iran releases detained American woman
• Injuries reported in Tenn. flare plant explosion
• Tenn. gubernatorial candidates prep for 1st debate
• Tenn. Supreme Court sets Harbison's execution date
• CGW to smoke-test sewer lines in North Clarksville
• Driver escapes truck fire in Montgomery County
• Body found off Dunlop Lane
• Titans open with win
• Swift, West live up to the hype at the VMAs
• Body found off Dunlop Lane ruled homicide
• Intersection of King, High streets closed
• Task force battles toughest insurgents
• Body found off Dunlop Lane
• Soldier calls out faker in black beret
• Medal of Honor nominee shares credit with squad
• Miss Tennessee USA tickets on sale now
• Riverfest Tour d'Art winners announced
• Researchers: Thick coat of oil on Gulf sea floor
• PartyClarksville: a cure for Monday
• 2009 FBI Crime Statistics available online
• Haslam says he won't ask Pearl to distance himself
• WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CLARKSVILLE
• Minglewood teacher gets sweet treat, honor
• CPD on hunt for shooting suspect
• MTSU wins Presidents Cup for donations
• Riverfest pauses for 9/11 tribute to fallen, military
• Guard at Veteran's Plaza could be in future
• Riverfest pauses for 9/11 tribute
• Govs play well, but lose to MTSU 56-33
• Cunningham man escapes truck fire
• Gas and Water to smoke test North Clarksville sewage lines
• Titans open with 38-13 win
• Recreation report
• Golf scramble to benefit breast cancer awareness
• Duplicate Bridge Results
• What's Happening
• Beloved dog Spunky memorialized
• Masses voice approval of festival
• Advocate keeps eye on Clarksville housing proposal
• Rain doesn't soak Riverfest's fun
• Domestic violence reported prior to Clarksville woman's murder
• 101st Airborne soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Northeast holds 14-7 halftime advantage on Coyotes
• 14-year-old girl shot, not moving in Lincoln Homes
• Eagles survive despite 4 turnovers
• Clarksville Police name suspect in shooting of girl, 14
• MTSU's Kilgore won't play against Govs; Murphy to start
• What's Happening
• 86th CSH prepares for fifth deployment
• Cumberland Winds has 2 shows set this weekend
• Church Briefs
• Husband finalizes event to help wife's condition
• 101st Airborne infantry officer killed in southern Afghanistan
• Man charged with beating daughter with a broom
• Clarksville Police: Husband, wife had history of violence
• Montgomery County Judge Gasaway could suppress statements in Hart killing
• Clarksville robbery suspect tries taxi escape
• Big sounds will roll at Riverfest
• Clarksville Police say husband strangled his wife
• Fla. imam: No deal to move NYC mosque
• Convicted Clarksville rapist's 40-year sentence upheld
• Clarksville Police make arrest in Bunker Hill death
• Historical gathering postponed
• MCHS game at Houston County tonight
• Fort Campbell OSC brings 35th annual craft fair next month
• APSU ESL Institute offering classes in Dickson this fall
• TVA plant celebrates grass-roots recycling
• APSU hires Rupp as new dean for College of Business
• Correction
• CPD: Woman says she was raped
• Bill Clinton to campaign for McWherter in Tenn.
• Historical Society to visit Palmyra Civil War site
• Woman mugged at ATM
• 160th pins awards on several Night Stalkers
• City to settle crash lawsuit
• Animal abuse suspect shares her side
• Game generates donation drive
• 101st honors 12 fallen troops
• Tenn. minister to burn Quran, too
• Tennessee disaster counseling continues
• Soldier's father: Army was warned of murder plot
• Clarksville woman reports assault and rape
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Zach Wamp verbally jabs Haslam about tax increase
• Fort Campbell honors 12 fallen soldiers
• Fidel latest to say Cuba's communism doesn't work
• Suspect arrested in Madison Street bank robbery
• Bunker Hill homicide investigation ongoing
• Mullah Omar says Taliban winning
• NYC Islamic center backers appear divided
• What's Happening
• Clarksville Salvation Army reopens its shelter
• Airport request detailed to Montgomery County Commission
• Clarksville Police: Madison St. gas station robber looked drunk
• EDC, Piper in Spain
• Fort Campbell captain dies in eastern Afghanistan
• Rain a threat to Riverfest this weekend
• Nichols to serve 18 years for baby daughter's death
• City plans on closing Clarksville roads, parks for Riverfest
• Clarksville City Council: State fines Harris $12.5K
• Senate hearings to probe chancellor hiring
• Labor Department site helps job seekers
• EDC, Piper in Spain for solar energy conference
• Fort Campbell captain dies in eastern Afghanistan
• Road, park closures planned as Riverfest looms
• Old Farmer's Almanac: Global cooling to continue
• 'Get Money' haircut identifies Seattle suspect
• City agrees to $175K settlement with car crash victim
• Eagle Scout begins Mt. Olive cleanup
• Child injured in buggy wreck
• Clarksville mother sentenced to 18 years in baby death case
• Hamilton County teacher holds teens at gunpoint
• Section of Westchester Drive closed; water outage in effect
• Former L-C columnist died Saturday
• John Lennon killer Chapman denied parole in NY
• CMCSS' Richard McWhirter takes TSSAA post
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Showers are forecast through week
• Coming Wednesday: The Business Buzz
• What's Happening
• TIP OF THE HAT
• Students named to APSU Dean's List
• More diseases linked to Agent Orange exposure
• Former L-C nature columnist dies
• Labor Day brings families to river
• Firefighters 'Fill the Boot' for charity
• State warns of foreign lottery scams
• Drawn gun results in assault charge
• US smoking rate still stuck at 1 in 5 adults
• Fort Campbell Family Housing changing its name
• Gunman in uniform kills 2 US soldiers in Iraq
• Little Rock 9 member Jefferson Thomas dies in Ohio
• Man charged with drawing gun in argument
• Clarksville firefighters 'Fill the Boot' for charity
• Child hurt in Todd County buggy wreck
• Lady Govs' Hernandez named OVC Offensive Volleyball Player of Week
• What's Happening
• SGA working to keep APSU students in Clarksville this year
• Ky. man charged in stabbing
• Soldier charged with robbery at knifepoint
• Police: Deer-related crashes nearing peak season
• Army studies concussions' effects on bomb technicians
• Red Cross in new home
• Former Falcon makes Dolphins' roster
• Soldier charged in robbery attempt
• Kentucky man charged in stabbing
• Farm families dug in against new corridor
• Help choose 'Movies in the Park'
• SPOTLIGHT
• Duck Stamp exhibit at Customs House Museum
• 70 participate in traffic class
• Tip of the Hat
• Calhoun golfs with President Bush
• Salvation Army leaders ready to serve Clarksville
• State gets big slice of federal pie
• Farmland fading as county rises
• Police walk up on two alleged car burglars
• Live Montgomery County commission meetings to air online
• No charges for man in Clarksville dead dogs case
• One killed, two hurt in Highway 76 crash in Montgomery County
• Overnight power outage planned in southern Clarksville
• Lady Govs soccer remains undefeated after shutout
• Clarksville holds 6-0 first quarter lead vs. Northwest
• Wildcats explode in second quartrer, lead 27-0 at halftime
• Second quarter kind to CHS in 27-0 rout of Vikings
• Pearl-Cohn holds off Fort Campbell 28-12
• Two arrested over Franklin Street car break-ins
• Families speak out for soldiers at Leavenworth
• APSU hires Rupp as new business dean
• TVA plant celebrates grass-roots recycling
• Govs beat Cumberland 38-6
• I-24 in Kentucky narrowed this weekend
• CDE power outage planned Sunday morning
• City seeks input on Clarksville zoning overhaul
• Election Roundup
• Madison Street annexation into Clarksville clears first hurdle
• New Montgomery County EMS director named
• Montgomery County sheriff shifts 21 jobs in reorganization
• 101st Airborne helicopter gunner took bullet to helmet in Marine rescue
• Pearl Harbor marks 65th anniversary of WWII's end
• 6 groups to lose recognition as Indian tribes
• Companies add 67K workers, but jobless rate rises
• 101st Airborne helicopter gunner took bullet to helmet in Marine rescue
• City seeks input on zoning overhaul
• SEC Tournament coming back to Nashville
• Freshman Harrison to start at left tackle in place of Barker
• One dead, two injured in Highway 76 crash in Montgomery County
• Titans beat Saints in preseason finale
• Families calling for justice for soldiers, Marines
• Annexation clears first hurdle
• 21-year-old woman killed in Clarksville car crash
• Falcons look to avoid 3-game skid
• Police: Trio caught looting Clarksville storage units
• Dog days give way to cooler Clarksville holiday
• Napolitano seeks TN flood update
• Oil spreading in Gulf after rig explodes
• Clarksville City Council OKs rules to protect concerts
• Clarksville's Britton 'Dentist of Year'
• Clarksville legend Lombardi dies at 86
• Fight about meth erupts between Clarksville couple during sex
• Land given to Clarksville to open 'Blueways'
• Jimmie Edwards chosen to lead EMS
• Chicago police chief criticized for 'gang summit'
• MCSO, DTF seize 'legal mushrooms' in syringe
• Army birther seeks Obama school records
• Water outage planned in Burch Road area
• Clarksville City Council OKs anti-noise ordinance on first reading
• Power outage planned during weekend maintenance
• Retired Col. Art Lombardi dies at age 86
• APSU assistant football coach, starting left tackle suspended for tonight's game due to NCAA ru
• Woman ejected from car, killed on Needmore Road in Clarksville
• Army: Chaplain is 1st killed in action since '70
• The Leaf-Chronicle launches PeayPride.com
• Registered Clarksville sex offender sent back to prison
• Husband arrested in Montgomery County court for false report
• Judge considering Clarksville sex offender's probation
• Election roundup
• Goble takes oath for Montgomery County General Sessions judge
• Fire destroys Outfitters Drive home in Clarksville
• Officials probe 10 infant deaths at Fort Bragg
• City Council to mull annexation along Madison corridor
• West Creek football self-reports TSSAA violation
• Text of President Obama's speech on Iraq
• Schools, Chamber honor school partners
• Pets of the Week
• Patterson Place's Back to School Bash Saturday
• Police charge repeat offender in burglary
• Newly elected officials sworn in for Montgomery County
• Annexations into Clarksville city limits proposed on Madison Street
• Fire destroys home on Outfitters Drive
• Businesses hear applause
• Weekend toll reaches 7 killed from 101st Airborne
• Clarksville resident wins logo contest for Fort Campbell WTB
• Great Danes found dead, abandoned in Clarksville
• E-smokes gaining steam amid calls for a ban
• WWII vet finally gets his war medals
• Goble takes oath as General Sessions judge
• Miranda Lambert tops CMA Awards with 9 nominations
• Colorado Army post says suicide rate is falling
• Manufacturing sector grew faster in August
• Dutch prosecutors say Yemenis freed
• LIVE: President Obama's Presidential Address
• Local veterans nonprofit group looking to 'up the ante'
• Dover boater found dead in Kentucky Lake
• Clarksville sewage treatment returns to near-normal
• Clarksville neighbors' keen eyes land two in jail
• Power outage affects some Leaf-Chronicle deliveries
• Developer: Gettysburg, casino can work together
• Great Danes found dead, starving in Clarksville home
• OVC WEEKLY FOOTBALL MATCHUP PREVIEWS
• 5 American troops killed in latest Afghan violence
• Clarksville sex offender sent to prison
• World War II veterans gathering for Wisc. symposium
• Total of seven Fort Campbell soldiers killed over weekend
• Birthplace of the Taliban: The next battleground
• Aging vets' costs concern Obama's deficit co-chair
• OVC Notebook: League gears up for important football season
• US investigates potential terrorist test run
• Titans waive five to reach roster limit of 75
• Restaurant server challenges guns in bars law
• Fort Campbell's Caraccilo nominated for general's star
• Water service disrupted along Kirby Drive
• Two from Clarksville named to state boards
• APSU enrollment continues climb
• Victim ID'd in fatal Clarksville wreck
• APSU-Wisconsin football game time still to be determined
• Five 101st Airborne soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• APSU's Doyle, Skinner named to the 2010 MSU Maroon Classic All-Tournament team
• Montgomery County EMS overtime use violates federal law
• Lane closure, water outage planned at Riverside and Crossland
• APSU passes 10,500 student enrollment
• Secondary sewage treatment to resume Tuesday
• Dick's Sporting Goods packed for grand opening
• Police identify pedestrian killed Friday
• Bowers accused of EMS bullying
• Chamber of Commerce announces September schedule
• Split personality for Emmy Awards
• F&M Bank seeks charities for wheelchair ramps
• Religious freedom group plans vigil after fire
• Boater missing in Stewart County
• Questions loom over drug given to sleepless vets
• Water service disrupted around Cedarmont Drive
• 7 US troops killed in 2 south Afghan bomb attacks
• Fort Campbell's Caraccilo among 44 colonels nominated for stars
• Diabetes now tops Vietnam vets' claims
• Four 101st Airborne soldiers reported killed in Afghanistan
• US grapples with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides
• Legal clash begins over coal ash
• What's Happening
• Paving under way in New Providence
• Japanese cultural events at APSU this fall
• Concert gives back to flood's victims
• Deadline to apply for tax relief
• 5 years after Katrina, a revival not yet complete
• Dick's Sporting Goods crowded for Clarksville opening
• Paving to begin on Providence, Fort Campbell boulevards
• Drug court success
• CPD: Pedestrian's death still under investigation
• Woman accused of throwing roommate's child into hallway
• New Orleans mixes progress, pain
• PTSD: The Army's Invisible Wound
• Titans fall to Panthers, 15-7
• Pedestrian killed in Clarksville on Fort Campbell Boulevard
• Driver in fatal collision on Fort Campbell Blvd. ID'd
• Clarksville woman accused of throwing child into hallway
• Diverse backgrounds make 'Winds' band
• Pedestrian dies in collision on Fort Campbell Boulevard
• Marsha Blackburn in China to meet on commerce
• Austin Peay professor offers tools for parents
• Gate 10 traffic stop shows how Fort Campbell reacts to suicide
• Tip leads MCSO to arrest of convicted sex offender
• Deadline looms for flood tax aid
• Officials open widened U.S. 79 in Dover
• Clarksville judge denies killer's appeal
• $1.4M approved for railroad bridge in Clarksville
• Fort Campbell senior commander nominated for general
• Doyle's 15 kills lead Lady Govs in season-opening volleyball victory
• Central holds 7-0 halftime lead on Cougars
• Clarksville forecast: High on 93, likely pleasant all weekend
• Montgomery Central shakes off 18 penalties for 7-6 win against Cougars
• Baseball star Albert Pujols honored at Beck rally
• Clarksville City Council hears first proposal on new zoning laws
• Montgomery County Committee OKs money for terminal
• Former Tennessee med. examiner gets pretrial diversion on drug charges
• Updating of Clarksville zoning laws proposed
• $1.4M approved to paint rail bridge in downtown Clarksville
• Govs' Gilbreath doesn't let disability slow him down
• Clarksville's historic homes falling apart
• Wanted sex offender arrested in Clarksville
• 25 dogs found in Clarksville woman's basement
• Blackburn heads to China to discuss intellectual property
• Big beam movers slow night traffic through Clarksville
• Corker remains among wealthiest senators
• NYC cabbie-slash suspect is taken to psych ward
• Homemade bombs kill 3 US troops in Afghanistan
• Saturday is free hunting day for Tenn. residents
• MTSU QB Dwight Dasher declared ineligible
• Economic growth slows to 1.6 pct. in the spring
• Petition to recall Chattanooga mayor nears goal
• NKorea releases American imprisoned since January
• Body of Las Vegas woman found in clutter at home
• Jackson teacher walks red carpet for 'The Last Exorcism'
• Govs to be first OVC Football "Game of the Week" broadcast
• Lady Govs volleyball opens 2010 campaign at Mississippi State
• Death row inmate denied relief by Judge Gasaway
• Clarksville man charged with trying to set home on fire with family inside
• Motown legacy revue coming next month
• Clarksville woman facing charges of neglecting 25 dogs
• Two acclaimed poets to read at APSU Sept. 23
• Clarksville jobless rate back under 10 percent
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• Mayor seeks to calm cabbie, NYC after knife attack
• Medical unit returns to Fort Campbell
• Western Illinois and Chattanooga next up for Lady Govs soccer
• Police: Man tries to burn his house
• Lady Govs volleyball opens 2010 campaign at Mississippi State
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• What's Happening
• Soldier indicted in DUI wreck injury
• APSU History Club named best for 2nd time
• Girls' essays celebrate women's right to vote
• Acro Dance Express wins national title
• Salesman charged with sexual battery on Clarksville women
• FloodAid concert set for Aug. 29
• Woman rescued from burning car in Clarksville
• APSU exhibit examines fragments of human body
• Bredesen denies TBR pick favoritism
• Fort Campbell welcomes home 501st ASMC from Iraq
• 101st Airborne pilot's homecoming healing for family, Vietnam veterans
• Special content added in Sports
• CDE adds channels, ups rate
• Water gardeners welcome visitors Saturday
• Army ending its GED program for aspiring soldiers
• Lane closures on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard under way
• Karzai criticizes US withdrawal timeline for Afghanistan
• Play poker for a good cause Saturday
• 60 medics returning to Fort Campbell from Iraq
• Taco Bell on Riverside closed for remodeling
• Govs final football scrimmage over
• Gateway Chamber Ensemble presents FloodAid Serenade Sunday
• Submarina offers California flavor in Clarksville
• Price is right at Movies in the Park
• Eggs from Iowa farms could come to table near you
• Govs add juco transfer Baker to basketball team
• Chancellor appointment: Bredesen denies favoritism
• Civil case filed by Clarksville Police officials dismissed
• As suicides soar, Marines add mental health pros
• APSU launches iPhone app
• Free ice cream a hit at DCC
• Petraeus visits Rakkasans in Afghanistan
• What's Happening
• Man charged in break-in, rape
• McDonald's to rebuild after Clarksville flood
• Case workers train for disaster relief effort in Montgomery County
• City of Clarksville to borrow $11M for projects
• Clarksville Police officers' slander lawsuit dismissed
• Dick's Sporting Goods grand opening Sunday in Clarksville
• Teachers gear up at new Teachers Warehouse in Clarksville
• Missing 101st Airborne pilot welcomed home from Vietnam
• Interview: Woods' ex-wife went 'through hell'
• Magazine salesman charged with sexual battery of two Clarksville women
• July new home sales fall to slowest pace on record
• Teen Court offers juveniles judgment by peers
• Female-cut ACU coming to the Army
• Muslim soldier with 101st Airborne says he won't go if deployed
• Hearing aids offered for vets, but rules stringent
• Afghan price steepens for 101st
• Pile speaks to Farm Bureau Women
• Manager: Earning trust at Clarksville airport is job No. 1
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Ag agency
• Number of US troops in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Rutherford County election administrator fired
• Colorado man reunited with dog found in Puerto Rico
• Dick's Sporting Goods opens Sunday
• Titans beat Cardinals 24-10
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• 2nd bore hole reaches 33 trapped in Chile mine
• Fort Campbell to welcome home troops from Iraq on Thursday
• West Creek High principal named
• McDonald's on Riverside Drive in Clarksville to rebuild
• NY archbishop worries about tone of mosque debate
• New fuel, parking operation in works
• Burglar sets fire in break-in
• What's Happening
• Clarksville man charged with rape, burglary
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Muslim soldier at Fort Campbell claims to be conscientious objector
• The First Tee of Clarksville holds end-of-summer tournament
• Arrests
• Rep. wants lottery money returned
• Soldier says he was ordered to deploy despite injured back
• YMCA benefits from Hot Time in the City
• Firehouse may be delayed
• What's Happening
• Fort Campbell soldiers' pay helps Clarksville soar in income growth
• Hot Tennessee River costs TVA millions of dollars
• Tennessee works to raise its college graduation rates
• 3 dead, 4 wounded in shootout in central Virginia
• Fort Campbell paying steep price in Afghanistan
• Army: Female-cut combat uniform on the way
• Army announces senior NCO promotions for September
• Road closures on Hornberger, Crossland
• Govs' Dillard finally finds a home
• Army wives unite to help new mom
• Updated with video and photos: Christophel sees good and bad in Govs' final preseason scrimmage
• Updated with video and photo: Govs have packed day with media day, fan day
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• Recreation Report
• Event remembers 366 Fort Campbell soldiers who gave their lives
• 101st CAB soldiers share memories of fallen comrade
• New light planned to better crossroad
• Run For The Fallen draws more than 1,800
• Heavy rainfall possible for Clarksville, Montgomery Co.
• Burglar breaks into 48 storage units
• Forest Service plan for removing damaged trees
• Cumberland River high, but little flooding locally
• Child selling door-to-door attacked by dogs
• ACT scores plummets for Tennessee schools
• Pilot group flies eight Clarksville dogs to Pennsylvania shelters
• City of Clarksville after old parking fines
• Wildcats get within a point, 14-13, at halftime
• Clarksville rallies in second half, drops PJP 27-14
• Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite
• Clarksville stands out in Business Facilities magazine rankings
• Clarksville forecast: Sunny, high 93, chance of rain Saturday
• Trane brings back 14 employees to Clarksville plant
• Memphis police find 8 dogs dead at house
• NYC mosque leader: We won't change the course
• No flooding along Cumberland after heavy rains
• Child attacked by dogs in Clarksville
• Govs end two-a-days, get ready for Saturday's scrimmage
• Fort Campbell opens season at CPA
• Ward 1 candidate renting room from incumbent
• Forest Service plans to remove damaged LBL trees
• Review: 'Wizard of Oz' cast of kids full of surprises
• Local Briefs: Driver License Roadside Safety Checkpoints
• Girl Scout goes all out to spread word on fun
• War doesn't take break for Islam's holiest month
• Store employee charged with stealing
• Candidate renting Clarksville City Council incumbent's basement
• Blackburn refuses to debate Rabidoux
• Clarksville teen not guilty of murder
• Ballot firms up for city elections
• 48 storage units burglarized in Clarksville
• Recent rains have Cumberland rising
• Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 oppose war in Afghanistan
• Youth Leadership Clarksville Class of 2011 named
• Mother charged with cutting teen son
• Two in 101st Airborne killed after blast
• Man guilty in robbery, beating of 90-year-old woman
• Last Iraq combat brigade heads home
• Clarksville-Montgomery County Airport manager hired
• Tenn. rain washes away home, derails train
• Appeals court rules against Utah memorial crosses
• Middle Tenn. highway to close for months
• Weather Service issues flood warning for Cumberland River in Nashville
• Recall renews questions on battling salmonella
• Former Govs pitcher called up by Rockies
• Incoming TN Regents chancellor John Morgan to take pay cut
• Hole in Southwest jet blamed on metal fatigue
• Tennessee regents chancellor takes pay cut
• Cumberland River to peak at 40 feet Friday in Clarksville
• Roger Clemens charged with perjury in steroid case
• White House says Obama is Christian, prays daily
• Race for city mayor sports eight entrants
• Clarksville man found not guilty of murder
• Local briefs: Safety checkpoints
• Appeals court: Stolen Valor Act unconstitutional
• Poll shows Fincher with 10-point lead
• TBI launches use of public text messaging system
• WikiLeaks: US Army willing to discuss Afghan files
• Some Muslims question mosque near ground zero
• IED-caused rollover kills two 101st Airborne soldiers in Afghanistan
• 2 papers, 2 schools support teachers
• Election Roundup
• Wounded soldier home for wedding after stop in Clarksville
• Clarksville man killed in Macon, Ga., wreck
• Police find suspected duo within minutes of robbery
• Witnesses: Clarksville man pulled trigger in 2009 slaying
• Insurgent rocket attack kills 3 Afghan children, injures mother
• Daily services honor fallen across the nation
• Flash flooding reported in parts of state, more rain coming
• CDE work on new Clarksville substation 'a long time coming'
• Mother says she slapped baby on flight for kick
• Fire chars family's plans, milestones
• Clarksville man found guilty of beating, robbing of 90-year-old woman
• AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy
• Clarksville man testifies in his own behalf during murder trial
• Soldier's statue taken in Martin
• Neb. AG won't defend law on abortion screenings
• Clarksville double murder case settled in plea
• Petraeus seeks to calm fears
• Clarksville-Montgomery County airport flaws long studied
• 101st Airborne celebrates its 68th birthday
• Enrollment climbing at Tabernacle Christian
• Jury selection begins in murder trial
• Corker pledges to push debt-reducing legislation
• CDE breaks ground on substation
• Clarksville forecast: 20% chance of storms, high 92
• Clarksville man killed in Georgia wreck
• Land Between the Lakes offers ATV training
• Humboldt police officer's trial moved to Montgomery County
• Transformer explodes at Cumberland City TVA power plant
• Famed home run hitter Bobby Thomson dead at 86
• Report cards for Montgomery County schools go all-online this year
• House destroyed by fire in Sango
• Magazine names APSU 'military-friendly' school
• Fighters sent after violation of Air Force 1 space
• Wear wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not for Class of '14
• Blagojevich guilty on one count
• Airport questions not new
• APSU Center of Excellence celebrating 25th anniversary
• Transformer explodes at Cumberland City TVA power plant
• YMCA offering new Healthy Steps group
• Football tailgaters wanted
• Voc Rehab helps veterans get back on track
• Trial begins in heist of 90-year-old in Clarksville
• Officer assaulted, Clarksville Police Department says
• Ingram acquires 92 barges from investment fund
• Gates says he'll leave Pentagon in 2011
• Senate confirms Army lieutenant colonel selections
• 'Birther' sanction upheld by court
• White House, Tenn., police investigating homemade bombs
• Corker promises debt legislation at Chamber of Commerce meeting
• Lane restriction planned on U.S. 68/Ky. 80 Lake Barkley bridge
• Clarksville man on trial for beating, robbing of 90-year-old woman
• Community briefs
• CSA's new classes start Aug. 30 at Austin Peay
• 911 log
• Study finds high infection rate in Tennessee hospitals
• Advocates see trouble for misdiagnosed soldiers
• Small dog left out in heat rescued by Montgomery County Animal Control
• Two hurt in car/motorcycle wreck in Clarksville
• Things go well at Govs' first football scrimmage
• Tests, breaks force August school start for Montgomery County schools
• 101st Airborne celebrates 68th birthday
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