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clarksville local newsAPSU exhibit examines fragments of human body"There are no fingernails in this exhibition, but there is hair, and blood and a single pearly tooth," Billy Renkl, APSU professor of art, proclaimed in his essay on the new Manifold Exhibition, opening Sept. 7 at the Trahern Gallery.
FloodAid concert set for Aug. 29The Gateway Chamber Ensemble will perform music from its new, critically acclaimed CD, "Wind Serenades," on Aug. 29, in an effort to raise money for Clarksville's Riverside Drive flood rehabilitation. The FloodAid Serenade Benefit Concert begins at 3 p.m. that Sunday in the Music/Mass Communication Concert Hall on the Austin Peay State University campus. All proceeds will be used by Hands on Clarksville to support relief and restoration in areas of Clarksville and Montgomery County affected by the May 2010 flooding.
Acro Dance Express wins national titleMembers of the Acro Dance Express "Elite Experience" Competition Team won national titles at the Platinum National Competition in Panama City, Fla.
APSU History Club named best for 2nd timeShortly after Austin Peay State University's Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society won "Best Chapter" in the nation last year, the university hosted an unrelated celebration marking its record enrollment of 10,188 students. For the history professors and students standing in the Morgan University Center Plaza that day, the event was bittersweet.
CDE adds channels, ups rateSome CDE Lightband customers soon will see a slight increase in their bills to cover the cost of adding channels to the digital TV lineup.
101st Airborne pilot's homecoming healing for family, Vietnam veteransShannon Wann Plaster has achieved the goal she set for herself many years ago: to give her father an appropriate welcome home.
Woman rescued from burning car in ClarksvilleA Clarksville woman was rescued from a burning car by three men Monday after she crashed into five vehicles and hit a tree on Britton Springs Road.
Girls' essays celebrate women's right to voteNinety years ago today, the 19th Amendment passed, giving women the hard-won right to vote.
Bredesen denies TBR pick favoritismNASHVILLE — Gov. Phil Bredesen took offense Wednesday to a reporter's suggestion that favoritism may have played a part in the appointment of the deputy governor as the next chancellor of the Tennessee Board of Regents.
Salesman charged with sexual battery on Clarksville womenA door-to-door magazine salesman was arrested Wednesday for forcing two women to touch him inappropriately, police said.
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