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ONE CLARKSVILLE<br />
The City of Clarksville is one of Tennessee’s fastest growing cities with a long <strong>and</strong> rich<br />
history, dating back to 1784. With over 1,000 acres of parks <strong>and</strong> facilities, a vibrant<br />
picturesque downtown, <strong>and</strong> an infinite amount of activities to enjoy, the<br />
City of Clarksville offers an unparaelled quality of life.<br />
CITYOFCLARKSVILLE.COM<br />
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Contents<br />
ABOUT CLARKSVILLE<br />
04 From the Chairman<br />
06 About Clarksville<br />
07 Retail Market<br />
09 Our History<br />
11 Real Estate<br />
13 Clarksville Area Services<br />
15 Surrounding Area<br />
17 Clarksville Living<br />
19 Outdoor Recreation<br />
27 Attractions<br />
30 Annual Events<br />
34 Education<br />
43 Government<br />
45 Healthcare<br />
46 Green Businesses<br />
47 Fort Campbell<br />
ABOUT THE CHAMBER<br />
49 Leadership/Staff<br />
50 Who We Are<br />
53 Events<br />
55 Ambassadors<br />
57 Presidential Members<br />
59 Past Presidents<br />
61 Aspire Clarksville<br />
65 Maps<br />
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Tennessee Tiny House: This charming historic 1923 farmhouse<br />
provides guests with 950 Sq. ft. of peace <strong>and</strong> quiet, located<br />
in a country setting just minutes away from central Clarksville.<br />
Featured on the cover, the old garage on the property, has<br />
become the iconic "I BELIEVE IN CLARKSVILLLE" feature wall.<br />
CLARKSVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE<br />
clarksvillechamber.com • 25 Jefferson Street,<br />
Suite 300 • 931-647-2331
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*E.R. wait time, which is defined as the time it takes from check-in at the E.R. desk until a patient is initially seen by a physician, can change quickly.<br />
This time is dependent on the severity of the illnesses <strong>and</strong> other patients also in the E.R.<br />
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From The Chairman<br />
It is my privilege to serve as Chairman of this organization <strong>and</strong> I look<br />
forward to working with all of the members. If you are new to<br />
the community, we welcome you! Please use this <strong>Guide</strong> & <strong>Directory</strong>,<br />
along with our website as a guide for local information.<br />
Since 1905 <strong>and</strong> 78 past presidents, the Chamber has been building<br />
a network of community partnerships, a team of dedicated volunteers<br />
<strong>and</strong> business leaders with an exceptional vision for our region.<br />
The Chamber’s program of work each year is created with this in mind<br />
<strong>and</strong> we all know a strong business community is the backbone<br />
of success for Clarksville-Montgomery County.<br />
Keith Bennett<br />
Chairman<br />
First Financial Bank<br />
Mission<br />
The mission of the<br />
Clarksville Area<br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
shall be to represent<br />
the interests of the<br />
business community<br />
<strong>and</strong> its membership<br />
by advancing<br />
community development,<br />
promoting the business<br />
<strong>and</strong> economic<br />
environment <strong>and</strong><br />
improving the welfare<br />
of the community by<br />
enhancing the quality<br />
of life in the region.<br />
With the support of member businesses, we are able to continue<br />
to work for you, your business <strong>and</strong> our community. We schedule events<br />
to promote professional development while providing exposure<br />
for you <strong>and</strong> your business.<br />
On behalf of the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce <strong>and</strong> its<br />
Board of Directors, allow me to thank you for your support of<br />
our community. Whether you are a visitor, new resident, or business,<br />
you will find that Clarksville-Montgomery County is a great place<br />
to live, work <strong>and</strong> raise a family.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Keith Bennett<br />
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5%<br />
About Clarksville<br />
205,950<br />
TOTAL POPULATION<br />
MONTGOMERY COUNTY<br />
5,395<br />
NEW RESIDENTS<br />
PER YEAR<br />
TOP EMPLOYMENT<br />
BY INDUSTRY<br />
Retail trade<br />
Accommodation <strong>and</strong> food services<br />
Local Government<br />
Health care <strong>and</strong> social assistance<br />
Manufacturing<br />
Administrative <strong>and</strong> waste services<br />
Construction<br />
State Government<br />
Federal Government<br />
Professional <strong>and</strong> technical services<br />
Other services, except public administration<br />
Finance <strong>and</strong> insurance<br />
Wholesale trade<br />
Information<br />
Real estate <strong>and</strong> rental <strong>and</strong> leasing<br />
22.94%<br />
Metric:<br />
Employment by Industry (CEW)<br />
15.18%<br />
32.40%<br />
20.47%<br />
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Employment, Total, all industries<br />
Total Population by Age Montgomery County, TN, 2017<br />
Montgomery County, TN<br />
Show Growth for:<br />
1-Year<br />
9.0%<br />
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Click Twice:<br />
54,387<br />
Employment<br />
2018<br />
+3.3%<br />
1-Year % Growth<br />
2017 - 2018<br />
+1,760<br />
Net Change<br />
2017 - 2018<br />
Source: Census Population Estimates Program (PEP)<br />
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Employment, Total, all industries<br />
Montgomery County, TN, 2000 - 2018<br />
Employment, % Growth, Total, all industries<br />
Montgomery County, TN vs. US, 2000 - 2018
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Our History<br />
WILMA RUDOLPH, OLYMPIC<br />
TRACK AND FIELD GOLD<br />
MEDALIST AND CIVIL RIGHTS<br />
TRAILBLAZER, who was paralyzed<br />
by polio as a young child, went on to<br />
be considered “the fastest woman<br />
in the world” in the 1960s, bringing<br />
home three gold medals from the<br />
1956 <strong>and</strong> 1960 Olympic Games.<br />
Named in her honor is a portion of<br />
Highway 79 along with the event<br />
center within Liberty Park. A bronze<br />
statue of Rudolph also adorns the<br />
exterior of the event center.<br />
Clarksville was established in 1784 near the confluence of the<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Red Rivers, where John Montgomery <strong>and</strong> Martin<br />
Armstrong began creating a settlement. The area had great value not only<br />
in being near the water but also by being downstream from Nashville.<br />
The town was named for General George Rogers Clark, an Indian fighter<br />
<strong>and</strong> Revolutionary War leader.<br />
Though originally established as part of colonial North Carolina, Tennessee<br />
was eventually founded as the 16th state in 1796, at which point Tennessee<br />
County was divided into Montgomery <strong>and</strong> Robertson Counties.<br />
Although Clarksville endured hardships in its first 20 years, the early 1800s<br />
were devoted to building roads, railroads <strong>and</strong> bridges, as well as establishing<br />
churches <strong>and</strong> educational institutions. In 1806, Rural Academy was<br />
established on the present site of Austin Peay State University. Two years<br />
later, the state’s oldest newspaper, The Leaf-Chronicle, went to print.<br />
After the Civil War in the 1860’s, Clarksville grew in notoriety as a farming<br />
<strong>and</strong> trading town <strong>and</strong> became well-known for its tobacco production.<br />
Today, Clarksville is one of the fastest growing cities in the South.<br />
Notable Clarksvillians<br />
AUTHORS<br />
Caroline Gordon, Author<br />
Evelyn Scott, Author<br />
Allen Tate, Author<br />
Robert Penn Warren, Author<br />
TV, STAGE & FILM<br />
Rachel Smith,<br />
Miss USA® 2007<br />
Dorothy Jordan, Actress<br />
Frank Sutton, Actor<br />
Charles Bollin Watts, Actor<br />
Helen Wood, Actress<br />
MUSIC & ART<br />
Ferdin<strong>and</strong> Lust, Musician<br />
Clarence Cameron White,<br />
Violinist & Composer<br />
Rol<strong>and</strong> Hayes, Lyric Tenor <strong>and</strong> Composer<br />
Robert Loftin Newman,Visual Artist<br />
Tristan Mcintosh, American Idol Finalist<br />
MEDICINE<br />
Ida Gray Nelson Rollins, First Female African<br />
American Dentist<br />
Dr. Robert Burt, Surgeon;<br />
Founded Clarksville’s First Hospital<br />
A STATUE HONORING<br />
CLARKSVILLE NATIVE AND<br />
BASKETBALL COACHING LEGEND<br />
PAT HEAD SUMMITT is located<br />
at the north end of Liberty Park.<br />
Backed by a wall with interpretive<br />
signs about Summitt’s life, family<br />
<strong>and</strong> career. What makes this plan<br />
especially appealing is that the south<br />
end of Liberty Park is home to the<br />
Wilma Rudolph Event Center, with<br />
the bronze statue of Wilma Rudolph<br />
out front. This allows Liberty Park to<br />
be “bookended” by statues of two<br />
female athletic legends - both of<br />
them Olympic gold champions.<br />
ATHLETICS<br />
Trenton Hassell, NBA Player<br />
Shawn Marion, NBA Player<br />
Pat Head Summitt, NCAA Basketball Coach<br />
Mason Rudolph, PGA Golfer<br />
Horace Lisenbee, MLB Player<br />
BUSINESS<br />
Clarence Saunders,<br />
Founder of the present-day Supermarket<br />
A.H. Patch, Inventor of the Corn Sheller<br />
Brenda Vineyard Runyon,<br />
Founder of First Woman’s Bank<br />
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• Youngest County in the State of<br />
Tennessee – median age 30.5<br />
• Growing Downtown <strong>Community</strong><br />
in the heart of Clarksville<br />
• Among the Most Highly<br />
Educated Counties in Tennessee<br />
• Scenic Parks with a Variety of<br />
Outdoor Activities<br />
• Three Prominent Corporate<br />
Wins in the Last Five Years<br />
Montgomery County is on<br />
the Grow!<br />
1 Millennium Plaza Clarksville, TN 37040 • www.MCGTN.org • @MCGTN • 931-648-8482<br />
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Real Estate<br />
For 2018, Clarksville-Montgomery County<br />
was ranked the 68th fastest growing county in the<br />
country with a 3% growth of 5,935 residents, according<br />
to the US Census Bureau. As a result, real estate<br />
<strong>and</strong> new housing construction are an integral part<br />
of the Clarksville-Montgomery County economy.<br />
It can be seen throughout the city <strong>and</strong> county in the<br />
consistent growth <strong>and</strong> development of new communities. In<br />
2018, the real estate market moved quickly with<br />
an average sale price of $194,800 <strong>and</strong> just an average 37<br />
days on market.<br />
A lower cost of living than the national average, an<br />
increasingly diversified economy <strong>and</strong> a vibrant community<br />
are just a few of the most attractive features of Clarksville.<br />
The Clarksville Association of REALTORS has over 1,023<br />
active REALTOR members <strong>and</strong> 79 Affiliate Partners that<br />
work together to improve the public awareness of the value<br />
of REALTORS to the community <strong>and</strong> to the benefits of their<br />
services. The Clarksville Association of REALTORS also<br />
serves to promote the success <strong>and</strong> future developments of<br />
its members in association with the Tennessee <strong>and</strong> National<br />
Associations of REALTORS.<br />
Source: Clarksville Association of Realtors<br />
AVERAGE PRICE OF<br />
HOMES IN 2018<br />
$194,800<br />
& AVERAGED AROUND<br />
1,950 SQ FT.<br />
A TWO BEDROOM UNIT<br />
OR HOME RENTS FOR<br />
PER<br />
$800MONTH<br />
THIS MAKES CLARKSVILLE-<br />
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ONE OF THE<br />
MOST AFFORDABLE<br />
PLACES TO LIVE IN THE COUNTRY.<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE CLARKSVILLE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, ITS<br />
MEMBERS AND PROGRAMS, VISIT WWW.CLARKSVILLEAOR.COM.<br />
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Clarksville Living<br />
Clarksville is a LIVE LOCAL community <strong>and</strong> proud to<br />
promote <strong>and</strong> support small business.<br />
Downtown Clarksville has become the place to be<br />
on Saturday mornings during the summer <strong>and</strong> fall<br />
months. Our weekly open-air market features local<br />
farmers <strong>and</strong> artisans who offer locally-grown fresh<br />
produce, homemade food items <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>crafted<br />
products of all kinds.<br />
Artwalk, held among a dozen local galleries <strong>and</strong><br />
businesses on the first Thursday of each month, is a<br />
free, self-guided tour that offers visual art, live music<br />
<strong>and</strong> engaging events in the heart of Clarksville. Join the<br />
crowd of folks me<strong>and</strong>ering from the Customs House<br />
Museum to the Downtown Artists Co-Op <strong>and</strong> support<br />
our fantastic local <strong>and</strong> regional artists.<br />
Microbreweries, local-recipe pizzerias, sizzling steaks<br />
<strong>and</strong> made-on-the-spot ice cream are just a few of the<br />
local options you can enjoy.<br />
Shoppers will find Clarksville-Montgomery County<br />
dotted with retail from classic southern-style shops <strong>and</strong><br />
trendy boutiques to major department stores. Clarksville<br />
is a regional shopping destination, with concentrations<br />
on Wilma Rudolph Blvd. (Exit 4), Tiny Town Rd. (Exit 1)<br />
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Clarksville celebrates its history <strong>and</strong> heritage .<br />
Our quaint downtown offers some of the city's best<br />
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Outdoor Recreation<br />
With four distinctly beautiful seasons, Clarksville is home<br />
to activities <strong>and</strong> events that can be experienced <strong>and</strong><br />
enjoyed all year long.<br />
In the spring, residents turn out in droves at local parks<br />
<strong>and</strong> trails, enjoying early blooms <strong>and</strong> birds at Dunbar Cave<br />
State Natural Area <strong>and</strong> Rotary Park, among others. The<br />
tranquil drive to Historic Collinsville transports you back to<br />
the mid-19th century <strong>and</strong> boasts some fine picnic spots,<br />
live music <strong>and</strong> more.<br />
Summer provides dozens of water, trails <strong>and</strong> outdoor<br />
activities. Walking, biking, hiking, kayaking/canoeing,<br />
fishing, boating, water skiing, golf are just a few of the<br />
ways to enjoy an active lifestyle.<br />
Fall is one of our most beloved seasons. Vibrant foliage<br />
makes the Greenway Trail System <strong>and</strong> RiverWalk<br />
especially popular. Austin Peay State University football is<br />
also a local favorite.<br />
While we do enjoy an occasional snowfall, mild winters<br />
make most outdoor activities enjoyable all year long.<br />
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The City of Clarksville Parks <strong>and</strong><br />
Recreation Department (CPRD)<br />
maintains over 1,000 acres of parks<br />
<strong>and</strong> facilities. The 23 City parks<br />
offer a variety of amenities including<br />
playgrounds, picnic areas, walking<br />
trails, <strong>and</strong> pavilions. Several of the<br />
parks throughout Clarksville also<br />
feature restrooms, open play areas,<br />
outdoor fitness equipment, splash<br />
pads, basketball <strong>and</strong> tennis courts,<br />
<strong>and</strong> sports fields. Additionally, CPRD<br />
maintains four public swimming<br />
pools <strong>and</strong> three recreation centers<br />
with year-round programming for<br />
youth, adults, <strong>and</strong> seniors.<br />
WALKING/BIKING TRAILS<br />
The Clarksville Greenway is a great<br />
trail to get active or take a scenic<br />
walk through nature. This 5.5-mile<br />
trail is situated in north Clarksville<br />
along the banks of the Red River<br />
<strong>and</strong> West Fork Creek. It offers a<br />
wonderful experience for citizens<br />
<strong>and</strong> visitors with views of the river<br />
<strong>and</strong> beautiful forestry. Like the City’s<br />
other trails, it is a part of the<br />
Rails-to-Trails initiative that<br />
transforms scenic ab<strong>and</strong>oned<br />
railroad rights of way <strong>and</strong> river<br />
corridors into walking <strong>and</strong> biking<br />
trails. It has garnered statewide<br />
recognition for environmental<br />
stewardship as well as popularity<br />
among citizens. Native species of<br />
plants <strong>and</strong> animals can be viewed<br />
throughout the corridor. One of the<br />
unique features of the trail is the<br />
Raymond C. H<strong>and</strong> Pass, a 600-foot<br />
pedestrian bridge. Restrooms are<br />
available along the trail as well as<br />
benches <strong>and</strong> resting areas, outdoor<br />
fitness equipment <strong>and</strong> a BCycle<br />
station. Access points are located<br />
at Heritage Park, Pollard Road <strong>and</strong><br />
Mary’s Oak Dr.<br />
The Riverwalk is a one-mile trail in<br />
McGregor Park on the banks of the<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> River. It passes through<br />
the entirety of McGregor Park,<br />
<strong>and</strong> continues northward towards<br />
the confluence of the Cumberl<strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> Red River <strong>and</strong> the Clarksville<br />
Greenway. The trail has a BCycle<br />
station <strong>and</strong> plenty of park benches,<br />
picnic tables, outdoor fitness<br />
equipment, lighting <strong>and</strong> attractive<br />
l<strong>and</strong>scaping. The Riverwalk is also<br />
the venue for several of Clarksville’s<br />
special events including Riverfest<br />
<strong>and</strong> Christmas on the Cumberl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Construction on the Red River<br />
Trail East – The Red River Trail,<br />
which connects to the Riverwalk<br />
at McGregor Park, is undergoing<br />
new construction. The new section<br />
will begin at the existing walkway<br />
on the southern bank of the Red<br />
River under the U.S. Highway 41-A<br />
(Providence Boulevard) Red River<br />
bridge, <strong>and</strong> continue east along<br />
the river for eight-tenths of a mile.<br />
A grant request has been made for<br />
the construction of a new pedestrian<br />
bridge crossing the Red River to<br />
connect this trail to the Greenway.<br />
This bridge will be significant from<br />
both a recreation <strong>and</strong> transportation<br />
st<strong>and</strong>point. Once built, a pedestrian<br />
or bicyclist will be able to start at<br />
the Tiny Town Road <strong>and</strong> Peachers<br />
Mill Road intersection in Northeast<br />
Clarksville <strong>and</strong> travel all the way to<br />
downtown without using roadways.<br />
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The Upl<strong>and</strong> Trail is located right in the heart of<br />
downtown Clarksville. This 1.5-mile trail connects with<br />
the Riverwalk via a pedestrian overpass on Riverside<br />
Drive <strong>and</strong> College Street. The trail passes alongside<br />
many of Clarksville’s historical buildings <strong>and</strong> homes,<br />
<strong>and</strong> continues to an overlook bridge at the north end<br />
of Valleybrook Park, utilizing an unused railroad bridge<br />
near the park.<br />
The Clarksville Parks <strong>and</strong> Recreation Department offers<br />
a wide variety of recreational facilities <strong>and</strong> activities for<br />
all ages.<br />
CLARKSVILLE BLUEWAY<br />
An access point located at Robert Clark Park is open for<br />
public use for canoeists, paddle boarders, kayakers to<br />
enjoy the still linear bodies of water. Other access points<br />
include McGregor Park, Billy Dunlop Park, Trice L<strong>and</strong>ing<br />
<strong>and</strong> Liberty Park.<br />
FORT DEFIANCE INTERPRETIVE CENTER +<br />
CIVIL WAR PARK<br />
Fort Defiance is a Civil War outpost that overlooks the<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Red Rivers. The four-acre site includes<br />
a walking trail along with some of the best-preserved<br />
earthworks in the nation <strong>and</strong> an interpretive center that<br />
hosts historical programming, school field trips, <strong>and</strong><br />
group tours.<br />
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LIBERTY PARK<br />
The 145-acre Liberty Park is the<br />
jewel of Clarksville’s park system<br />
<strong>and</strong> features amenities such as<br />
ball fields, a dog park, 10-acre<br />
pond, wetl<strong>and</strong>s, pavilions, exercise<br />
equipment, BCycle station,<br />
boardwalks <strong>and</strong> walking trails,<br />
<strong>and</strong> an amphitheater. The park is<br />
also home to the Wilma Rudolph<br />
Event Center <strong>and</strong> Freedom Point<br />
buildings which are available for<br />
private special events <strong>and</strong> meeting<br />
space. Adjacent to the park is the<br />
privately-operated Clarksville<br />
Marina, which consists of numerous<br />
covered <strong>and</strong> uncovered boat slips,<br />
dry docks, <strong>and</strong> four boat ramps.<br />
SPORTS FACILITIES<br />
Clarksville also has numerous<br />
sports facilities including Heritage<br />
Park, with eight soccer fields; four<br />
softball fields; four baseball fields;<br />
<strong>and</strong> two basketball courts. These<br />
facilities offer youth <strong>and</strong> adult sports<br />
enthusiasts recreational <strong>and</strong> league<br />
play as well as a number of local,<br />
state, <strong>and</strong> national tournaments.<br />
The facility also features two<br />
playgrounds, a splash pad, a<br />
concessions/restroom building,<br />
a dog park, <strong>and</strong> a skate park.<br />
An eight-court tennis facility can<br />
be found at Swan Lake Sports<br />
Complex along with horseshoe<br />
pits, shuffleboard courts,<br />
lighted softball fields, <strong>and</strong> an<br />
Olympic-sized swimming pool.<br />
The City of Clarksville owns <strong>and</strong><br />
operates Swan Lake <strong>and</strong> Mason<br />
Rudolph Golf Course, both of which<br />
are open year-round <strong>and</strong> offer<br />
annual green fees.<br />
SWIMMING POOLS &<br />
SPLASH PADS<br />
The City of Clarksville operates<br />
four public swimming pools <strong>and</strong><br />
four splash pads <strong>and</strong> offers swim<br />
lessons throughout the year. In<br />
the off-season, New Providence<br />
Swimming Pool is covered with an<br />
inflated dome to create an indoor<br />
aquatic facility during the winter<br />
months. The indoor season begins<br />
each October <strong>and</strong> runs through the<br />
beginning of May. The city’s outdoor<br />
pools (Beachaven, Bel-Aire, New<br />
Providence, <strong>and</strong> Swan Lake) <strong>and</strong><br />
splash pads (Heritage, Edith Pettus,<br />
Lettie Kendall <strong>and</strong> Dixon Parks)<br />
open at the end of May <strong>and</strong> close<br />
in early August. Memberships are<br />
available for indoor <strong>and</strong> outdoor<br />
pools <strong>and</strong> can be purchased at the<br />
Clarksville Parks <strong>and</strong> Recreation<br />
Department office or any of the<br />
city’s recreation centers.<br />
RECREATION CENTERS<br />
The city’s three recreation centers<br />
(Burt-Cobb, Crow, Kleeman) offer<br />
a variety of fitness equipment <strong>and</strong><br />
programs, special events, as well<br />
as recreational <strong>and</strong> instructional<br />
programs.<br />
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Activities are offered that appeal<br />
to people of all ages <strong>and</strong> ability<br />
levels. Each recreation center has<br />
a gymnasium, fitness center, game<br />
room, <strong>and</strong> meeting rooms. Annual<br />
membership is only $5 per person.<br />
CLARKSVILLE BCYCLE<br />
Clarksville BCycle is Clarksville’s<br />
exclusive bike-share with a<br />
fleet of 52 urban bicycles<br />
available for checkout at five<br />
automated kiosks located within<br />
the Clarksville Downtown River<br />
District at McGregor <strong>and</strong> Liberty<br />
Park, Clarksville Greenway,<br />
Downtown <strong>and</strong> at Austin Peay<br />
State University’s Foy Center.<br />
Membership options range from<br />
$3 for 24 hours to $50 for an annual<br />
membership. All memberships<br />
include unlimited one-hour bike<br />
rides. Visit clarksville.bcycle.com for<br />
information regarding sponsorships<br />
<strong>and</strong> corporate rates.<br />
DOG PARKS<br />
The City of Clarksville has two offleash<br />
dog parks located throughout<br />
the city: King’s Run Dog Park at<br />
Liberty Park <strong>and</strong> Heritage Park<br />
Bark Park. These spaces offer waste<br />
disposal stations, benches, shaded<br />
areas, dog drinking fountains, <strong>and</strong><br />
ample activity space for dogs of all<br />
sizes. Each park is a safe <strong>and</strong> fun<br />
place for pets <strong>and</strong> owners. A key<br />
fob is needed for entry to King’s<br />
Run Bark Park <strong>and</strong> is available to<br />
Clarksville citizens once they provide<br />
proof of required vaccinations.<br />
Annual memberships are available<br />
for a fee of $10 per family.<br />
PROGRAMS AND<br />
SPECIAL EVENTS<br />
The Clarksville Parks <strong>and</strong><br />
Recreation Department offers<br />
over 500 program sessions <strong>and</strong><br />
events annually! One of the most<br />
impactful programs is the “Summer<br />
Youth Program,” which is a fun<br />
<strong>and</strong> rewarding summer camp<br />
experience offered for children<br />
ages 6-15 years old. During this<br />
six-week program in June <strong>and</strong> July,<br />
fifteen different locations around<br />
Clarksville are utilized including<br />
school gymnasiums, City recreation<br />
centers, <strong>and</strong> Housing Authority<br />
sites. Daily activities at each site<br />
are age specific <strong>and</strong> include games<br />
<strong>and</strong> sports activities, arts <strong>and</strong><br />
crafts, visits to City pools, <strong>and</strong> other<br />
enrichment activities. Clarksville<br />
Parks <strong>and</strong> Recreation Department<br />
also offers a wide variety of activities<br />
for youth, adults, <strong>and</strong> seniors<br />
throughout the other seasons such<br />
as Summer Night Lights, Adult<br />
Fitness Classes, Homeschool P.E.<br />
<strong>and</strong> Silver Fitness. On Saturdays,<br />
the youth basketball <strong>and</strong> volleyball<br />
leagues also play at the recreation<br />
centers. Men’s <strong>and</strong> women’s<br />
softball leagues <strong>and</strong> youth baseball<br />
<strong>and</strong> softball leagues are also held<br />
in the spring <strong>and</strong> fall. Special events<br />
throughout the year are coordinated<br />
to provide fitness <strong>and</strong> leisure<br />
activities to all populations. Fitness<br />
events include the Queen City Road<br />
Race featuring a 5K <strong>and</strong> one-mile<br />
fun run, the Wonder Kids Triathlon<br />
<strong>and</strong> 50 Plus Games. Family <strong>and</strong><br />
leisure events <strong>and</strong> programming<br />
include the Clarksville Downtown<br />
Market, Movies in the Park,<br />
Riverfest, the Clarksville BBQ Bash,<br />
Christmas on the Cumberl<strong>and</strong>, <strong>and</strong><br />
many more.<br />
PARK AND FACILITY<br />
RESERVATIONS<br />
Clarksville Parks <strong>and</strong> Recreation<br />
reserves many of its facilities<br />
including park pavilions, pools,<br />
recreation center meeting rooms,<br />
amphitheaters <strong>and</strong> more for public<br />
<strong>and</strong> private use. To view the full list<br />
of rental options <strong>and</strong> fee information<br />
visit www.cityofclarksville.com/<br />
parksrec.<br />
To learn more about Clarksville<br />
Parks & Recreation, visit www.<br />
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY<br />
PARKS AND RECREATION<br />
In Montgomery County, additional<br />
park <strong>and</strong> recreation services are<br />
available to residents <strong>and</strong><br />
guests, including a downtown park<br />
for entertainment <strong>and</strong> relaxation,<br />
athletic complexes in St. Bethlehem<br />
Civitan Park, Woodlawn Park <strong>and</strong><br />
RichEllen Park, along with Rotary<br />
Park - a 111- acre natural area, the<br />
South Guthrie <strong>Community</strong> Center<br />
<strong>and</strong> Spur Line Trail, a pocket park<br />
in downtown Clarksville.<br />
CIVITAN PARK<br />
Located at 650 Bellamy Lane,<br />
Civitan Park is a 50-acre<br />
community park, comprised of four<br />
youth softball fields, four youth<br />
baseball fields, a large playground,<br />
two picnic pavilions, 23 regulation<br />
horseshoe pits, a small breed dog<br />
park <strong>and</strong> shaded outdoor fitness<br />
equipment. The park is home to<br />
St. Bethlehem Little League <strong>and</strong><br />
the site of many regional <strong>and</strong><br />
national youth sporting events<br />
annually. Additionally, a 25-acre<br />
expansion with three additional<br />
youth baseball/softball fields, a large<br />
multi-purpose practice field, a paved<br />
walking trail, the Rotary Field of<br />
Dreams, <strong>and</strong> a second large<br />
inclusive playground, designed<br />
<strong>and</strong> equipped to support citizens<br />
with special needs, will be<br />
completed fall <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
DOWNTOWN COMMONS<br />
Situated in the heart of downtown<br />
Clarksville, Downtown Commons is<br />
the newest park in the community.<br />
The Commons encompasses a oneblock<br />
radius that offers a destination<br />
for people to gather, be entertained,<br />
or just relax outdoors. The Commons<br />
hosts a seasonal outdoor ice rink late<br />
fall through mid-winter. In the milder<br />
months the park is bustling with music<br />
concerts, art exhibitions, games,<br />
yoga <strong>and</strong> other opportunities to bring<br />
people together.<br />
RICHELLEN PARK<br />
This park is located at 1466 State<br />
Route 149 in the southern part of<br />
our county, boasts over 50 acres.<br />
It features eight baseball/softball<br />
fields, one large playground with<br />
two small satellite playgrounds<br />
in the sports complex, paved<br />
walking trails, picnic shelters<br />
<strong>and</strong> a large banquet hall available<br />
for daily rentals.<br />
ROTARY PARK<br />
Located at 2308 Rotary Park Drive,<br />
Rotary Park, is a 111-acre nature park<br />
located near the Sango area of<br />
Montgomery County. It boasts over<br />
six miles of hiking/biking trails, an<br />
ADA-accessible walking trail, one<br />
large pavilion, two small pavilions,<br />
a playground, an 18-hole disc golf<br />
course, outdoor amphitheater,<br />
scout camping area, outdoor<br />
fitness equipment <strong>and</strong> rest room<br />
facilities. In an effort to promote<br />
environmental stewardship, trash<br />
receptacles are not located at the<br />
park, so park users must take out<br />
whatever is brought in with them.<br />
Families are encouraged to picnic<br />
in the park, but they are responsible<br />
for taking their trash with them when<br />
they leave. This keeps the park<br />
clean <strong>and</strong> the surroundings visually<br />
appealing for other visitors.<br />
For hiking <strong>and</strong> biking enthusiasts,<br />
Rotary Park maintains over six miles<br />
of hiking <strong>and</strong> biking trails for your<br />
enjoyment. Terrain ranges from<br />
mostly flat <strong>and</strong> leisurely to fairly steep<br />
<strong>and</strong> rugged. Horses are not permitted<br />
in the park.<br />
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SOUTH GUTHRIE<br />
COMMUNITY CENTER<br />
This community center, at 5025<br />
Guthrie Road, boasts a playground,<br />
three picnic tables, a large meeting<br />
room with banquet tables <strong>and</strong><br />
chairs available, full kitchen,<br />
spacious concrete patio <strong>and</strong><br />
restrooms. This space can<br />
accommodate groups of 100, <strong>and</strong><br />
is the perfect venue for weddings,<br />
showers, <strong>and</strong> family reunions.<br />
Civitan Park, RichEllen Park, South<br />
Guthrie <strong>Community</strong> Center, Rotary<br />
Park <strong>and</strong> Woodlawn Park all maintain<br />
areas to picnic, lunch or plan a major<br />
family gathering. Picnic tables are<br />
abundant at all facilities. Picnic<br />
pavilions, along with community<br />
rooms, may be rented at RichEllen,<br />
Rotary, Woodlawn <strong>and</strong> Civitan Parks.<br />
SPUR LINE TRAIL<br />
This passive, pocket park features<br />
a scenic setting <strong>and</strong> park amenities.<br />
Spur Line provides a retreat for<br />
residents located right at the heart<br />
of downtown at the corners of<br />
Commerce <strong>and</strong> South First Streets.<br />
There is a small memorial garden<br />
in the center of this park along<br />
with the monuments to the<br />
Victims of Domestic Assault<br />
<strong>and</strong> the Children’s Memorial.<br />
WOODLAWN PARK<br />
Located at 2910 Woodlawn Park<br />
Road, Woodlawn Park is a 56-acre<br />
community park located at the<br />
northwest part of the county.<br />
It includes 2 youth softball fields,<br />
2 youth baseball fields, a multipurpose<br />
practice field, a<br />
playground, tennis court,<br />
basketball court, three picnic<br />
pavilions, three grills <strong>and</strong> open<br />
green space for passive recreation.<br />
For all other Montgomery County<br />
parks <strong>and</strong> park facilities, call 931-<br />
648-5732 or visit mcgtn.org/parks.<br />
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Attractions<br />
ART GALLERIES &<br />
PUBLIC ART<br />
Art galleries <strong>and</strong> public art are<br />
scattered throughout Clarksville.<br />
Venues feature local <strong>and</strong> regional<br />
artists in rotating <strong>and</strong> permanent<br />
exhibits. Stop in any number of<br />
local businesses <strong>and</strong> you’re likely to<br />
enjoy rotating exhibits there as well.<br />
Local artists of all media comprise<br />
the Downtown Artists Co-op.<br />
The Customs House Museum<br />
& Cultural Center <strong>and</strong> Austin Peay<br />
State University showcase fine art<br />
year around.<br />
BEACHAVEN WINERY<br />
Enjoy tours <strong>and</strong> tastings at one<br />
of Tennessee’s premier commercial<br />
wineries. Each of the award-winning<br />
wines are available on-site as well<br />
as unique gift shop items. In the<br />
summer months, the vineyard is host<br />
to an outdoor concert series,<br />
Jazz on the Lawn.<br />
1100 Dunlop Lane | 931-645-8867<br />
beachavenwinery.com<br />
CIVIL WAR TRAIL<br />
The Civil War left a huge imprint on<br />
Clarksville’s history <strong>and</strong> heritage.<br />
Several famed Civil War battlefields<br />
<strong>and</strong> points of interest are located<br />
here. Trail markers can be found<br />
at designated points of interest<br />
throughout the city.<br />
Welcome Center<br />
180 Holiday Drive | 931-553-8467<br />
clarksvillecivilwar.com<br />
CLARKSVILLE GREENWAY<br />
Railroad lines have been converted<br />
into walking <strong>and</strong> biking trails.<br />
This 9-mile paved trail is lined with<br />
trees, benches <strong>and</strong> overlook points.<br />
Parking lot space is also provided.<br />
931-645-7476 | 1100 Pollard Road<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
CLARKSVILLE SPEEDWAY<br />
Open Feb. through Nov. the<br />
speedway offers 1/8-mile drag races.<br />
The speedway is sanctioned by<br />
UMP <strong>and</strong> runs eight different classes<br />
of races. Races are held Fri. <strong>and</strong> Sat.<br />
night weather permitting.<br />
1600 Needmore Rd. | 931-645-2523<br />
clarksvillespeedway.com<br />
CUMBERLAND RIVERWALK<br />
A 1.5 mile paved promenade along<br />
the Cumberl<strong>and</strong> River, connecting on<br />
the south end to the Upl<strong>and</strong> Trail <strong>and</strong><br />
downtown via a Pedestrian overpass<br />
<strong>and</strong> recently extended on the north<br />
end to parallel the Red River.<br />
Riverside Drive | 931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
CUSTOMS HOUSE MUSEUM<br />
& CULTURAL CENTER<br />
Built in 1898 as an United States<br />
Post Office <strong>and</strong> Customs House for<br />
the flourishing tobacco trade, this<br />
architecturally fascinating structure<br />
is among the most photographed<br />
buildings in the region. The museum<br />
features rotating shows, galleries<br />
<strong>and</strong> a sculpture garden. Permanent<br />
exhibits <strong>and</strong> an interactive children’s<br />
area are available year-round.<br />
200 S. Second Street<br />
931-553-8467<br />
customshousemuseum.org<br />
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DON F. PRATT MEMORIAL<br />
MUSEUM<br />
Located within Fort Campbell<br />
Military Post, this museum is<br />
filled with authentic memorabilia.<br />
The history of the 101st Airborne<br />
Division Screaming Eagles, 5th<br />
Special Forces <strong>and</strong> 160th Special<br />
Operations can be followed from<br />
WWII to Operation Iraqi Freedom.<br />
Just outside, various aircraft, military<br />
equipment <strong>and</strong> monuments are on<br />
display. Visitors must use Gate Four<br />
to gain access to the facility.<br />
Bldg. 5702, Tennessee Ave,<br />
Fort Campbell | 270-798-3215<br />
fortcampbell.com/pratt.php<br />
DOWNTOWN COMMONS<br />
This gathering space in the heart<br />
of downtown incorporates green<br />
space, a pavilion to host concerts<br />
<strong>and</strong> other outdoor events,<br />
<strong>and</strong> a seasonal ice skating rink,<br />
among other features.<br />
3rd & Main Streets | 931-217-6538<br />
downtowncommons.org<br />
DUNBAR CAVE STATE<br />
NATURAL AREA<br />
One of Clarksville’s most scenic<br />
areas, this 144-acre park is the<br />
perfect recreation destination. The<br />
cave <strong>and</strong> its surroundings were a<br />
mineral springs resort at the turn<br />
of the century. In the 1930’s <strong>and</strong><br />
40’s the cave entrance served as a<br />
naturally air-conditioned venue for<br />
Big B<strong>and</strong> performances. Some of<br />
the oldest known prehistoric cave<br />
drawings have been found inside<br />
the cave. Three hiking trails are<br />
open year-round from dawn to dusk.<br />
401 Dunbar Cave Road<br />
931-648-5526<br />
tnstateparks.com/parks/about/<br />
dunbar-cave<br />
FORT DEFIANCE<br />
INTERPRETIVE CENTER &<br />
CIVIL WAR PARK<br />
Fort Defiance Civil War Park<br />
overlooks the Red <strong>and</strong> Cumberl<strong>and</strong><br />
Rivers <strong>and</strong> offers a breathtaking<br />
view of Downtown. Displays,<br />
cannons <strong>and</strong> the occasional<br />
re-enactors are just some of the<br />
things visitors can enjoy at<br />
Fort Defiance.<br />
120 Duncan Street<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
HISTORIC COLLINSVILLE<br />
Situated on 40 rolling acres,<br />
this pioneer settlement features<br />
16 restored log homes <strong>and</strong><br />
outbuildings. Authentic period<br />
artifacts fill each building. Picnic<br />
areas <strong>and</strong> walking trails are<br />
scattered throughout the grounds.<br />
All of the structures date to 1830-<br />
1870. A wildlife center houses<br />
several examples of natural<br />
Tennessee flora <strong>and</strong> fauna.<br />
Group tours <strong>and</strong> student group<br />
packages are available.<br />
4711 Weakley Road,<br />
Southside, TN | 931-648-9141<br />
historiccollinsville.com<br />
L&N TRAIN STATION<br />
Built in 1890, the L&N Train Station<br />
was the scene for the Monkees’ hit<br />
“Last Train to Clarksville.” Once one<br />
of the busiest locations in Clarksville,<br />
with soldiers <strong>and</strong> civilians arriving<br />
<strong>and</strong> departing daily, the facility is<br />
now open for public <strong>and</strong> private use.<br />
A Farmer’s Market is open Tuesday,<br />
Thursday <strong>and</strong> Saturday mornings<br />
during the summer <strong>and</strong> fall.<br />
Commerce & 10th Streets<br />
931-553-2486<br />
MONTGOMERY COUNTY<br />
COURTS COMPLEX<br />
Restored <strong>and</strong> remodeled after the<br />
1999 tornado, this architectural<br />
beauty is the symbol of Clarksville’s<br />
historic downtown. Adorning the<br />
corridors of both buildings are 150<br />
photographs illustrating the history<br />
<strong>and</strong> heritage of Montgomery County.<br />
1 Millennium Plaza | 931-648-5700<br />
mcgtn.org<br />
OLD GLORY DISTILLING<br />
COMPANY<br />
Old Glory Distilling Company<br />
produces artisan whiskey <strong>and</strong> spirits<br />
h<strong>and</strong>crafted here in Clarksville.<br />
The Premium Tennessee Whiskey<br />
is currently in limited release but<br />
the Vodka, Rum <strong>and</strong> Moonshine<br />
are available. Visit, tour <strong>and</strong> taste.<br />
451 Alfred Thun Rd. | 931-919-2522<br />
oldglorydistilling.com<br />
PLANET 3 EXTREME<br />
AIR PARK<br />
Planet 3 offers 15,000 square feet of<br />
interconnected trampolines in a new<br />
25,000 sq. ft facility. The trampoline<br />
park features world-class activities<br />
like Extreme Dodgeball, Trapeze,<br />
Launchpads, Foam Pits, Dunk Zones,<br />
a Battle Beam <strong>and</strong> even a state of<br />
the art Ninja Obstacle Course.<br />
310 Needmore Rd. | 931-614-0311<br />
planet3clarksville.com<br />
PUBLIC SQUARE<br />
This charming square is home<br />
to several government buildings<br />
<strong>and</strong> businesses. The center of the<br />
square features a fountain, public art<br />
<strong>and</strong> military tributes. Among these<br />
is the Eternal Flame, symbolizing<br />
the sacrifices of soldiers <strong>and</strong> their<br />
families for our freedom.<br />
Between Franklin & Main Streets<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
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ROXY REGIONAL THEATRE<br />
Clarksville’s oldest professional<br />
theatre offers patrons a combination<br />
of professional company shows<br />
(performed by actors from<br />
throughout the country) <strong>and</strong><br />
community offerings. Housed in a<br />
1947 modern art theatre, the Roxy<br />
produces ten main stage events<br />
annually. The Roxy’s “Other Space”<br />
produces four new scripts a year in<br />
its 40-seat, black-box theatre.<br />
100 Franklin Street | 931-645-7699<br />
roxyregionaltheatre.org<br />
SMITH-TRAHERN MANSION<br />
HOME OF FAMILY &<br />
COMMUNITY EDUCATION<br />
Built in 1858 by wealthy tobacconist<br />
Christopher Smith, this majestic<br />
antebellum home overlooks the<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> River. The architecture<br />
reflects Greek Revival <strong>and</strong> Italianate<br />
styles. During the winter months,<br />
local organizations fill the mansion<br />
with over 20 Christmas trees<br />
decorated <strong>and</strong> sparkling. Weekly<br />
Winter Market takes place each<br />
Friday with vendors, local products,<br />
artists, <strong>and</strong> workshops. Tours are<br />
available by appointment.<br />
101 McClure St. | 931-648-9998<br />
visitclarksvilletn.com<br />
TN VALLEY BREWING CO.<br />
Veteran-owned Tennessee Valley<br />
Brewing Co. prides itself on<br />
community. Stop in for a local brew<br />
or try a flight <strong>and</strong> pick your favorite.<br />
2088 Lowes Dr. #H | 931-320-9192<br />
tnvalleybrewing.com<br />
THE CITY FORUM<br />
The City Forum is a one-stop<br />
entertainment complex. Fun for the<br />
whole family, with go-karts, mini golf,<br />
laser tag <strong>and</strong> 10 lanes of bowling! If<br />
that doesn’t get you excited, then<br />
check out the state-of-the-art arcade<br />
with games that fit all generations.<br />
On-site eateries <strong>and</strong> brews give the<br />
grown-ups a little something extra to<br />
look forward to. Closed Mondays.<br />
2231-T Madison St. | 931- 919-5051<br />
www.thecityforum.com<br />
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Annual Events<br />
YEAR ROUND<br />
Roxy Regional Theatre<br />
View live professional theatre year<br />
round at this historic venue.<br />
roxyregionaltheatre.org<br />
FEBRUARY<br />
The Chamber’s Annual Home Show<br />
An opportunity for businesses<br />
to promote their services <strong>and</strong><br />
attendees to gain valuable home<br />
improvement knowledge. The event<br />
is the last weekend in February.<br />
clarksvillechamber.com<br />
MAY<br />
Chamber Golf Scramble<br />
Held annually at Swan Lake Golf<br />
Course. This outing includes golf,<br />
food <strong>and</strong> friendly competition.<br />
931-245-4342<br />
clarksvillechamber.com<br />
First Thursday Art Walk<br />
Held the first Thursday of every<br />
month in Historic Downtown<br />
Clarksville. Local businesses host art<br />
demonstrations <strong>and</strong> special events<br />
as visitors peruse the local shops.<br />
Ryan Bowie:<br />
931-647-0444<br />
artwalkclarksville.com<br />
Gateway Chamber Orchestra<br />
World class musicians present a four<br />
concert Masterworks series.<br />
gatewaychamberorchestra.org<br />
Downtown @ Sundown<br />
Monthly concert series <strong>and</strong> street<br />
fair each third Friday night<br />
downtowncommons.org<br />
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Downtown Market<br />
This open-air market in Historic<br />
Downtown features local farmer’s<br />
produce <strong>and</strong> products, along with<br />
homemade arts <strong>and</strong> crafts. Open<br />
every Saturday, May–October,<br />
weather permitting.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
clarksvilledowntownmarket.com<br />
Pickin’ On The Porch<br />
MB Rol<strong>and</strong> Distillery presents live<br />
music series on their grounds where<br />
attendees enjoy music <strong>and</strong> some<br />
of the venue’s own spirits. Held on<br />
Saturdays from May–November, the<br />
series is free <strong>and</strong> open to the public.<br />
270-640-7744<br />
mbrdistillery.com<br />
Jazz on the Lawn<br />
Beachaven Winery’s summer<br />
outdoor concert series, which runs<br />
May-October, brings acclaimed<br />
regional artists to the vineyard for<br />
a free performance. Beachaven<br />
wine is for sale <strong>and</strong> no other alcohol<br />
is permitted. Bring friends, food,<br />
blankets <strong>and</strong> lawn chairs.<br />
931-645-8867<br />
beachavenwinery.com<br />
Movies in the Park<br />
Sponsored by the City of Clarksville<br />
May–October, this family-friendly<br />
series alternates between Liberty<br />
<strong>and</strong> Heritage Parks select Saturdays.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
Queen City Road Race<br />
A 5k, 1-mile fun run <strong>and</strong> threeperson<br />
relay race through the<br />
streets of Downtown Clarksville.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
JUNE<br />
Annual Chamber Dinner + Gala<br />
Celebrates the leadership <strong>and</strong><br />
commitment of the Chamber to<br />
the Clarksville community. Several<br />
prestigious awards are presented<br />
during the dinner.<br />
931-245-4342<br />
clarksvillechamber.com<br />
Southside Summer Nights<br />
Monthly Bluegrass <strong>and</strong> Gospel<br />
concerts.<br />
historiccollinsville.com<br />
JULY<br />
Cooling At The Cave<br />
Join the Friends of Dunbar Cave<br />
for their annual event with music,<br />
games <strong>and</strong> refreshments at the<br />
cave entrance. All ages are<br />
welcome. Admission is free.<br />
Donations are accepted.<br />
tn.gov/environment/parks/<br />
DunbarCave<br />
Independence Day Celebration<br />
Held on July 3 at Liberty Park<br />
this City of Clarksville event<br />
includes musical performances<br />
along with a spectacular<br />
fireworks display.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
AUGUST<br />
Old Time Fiddler's Championship<br />
The event features performances<br />
from the region's best bluegrass<br />
artists.<br />
tnfiddlers.com<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
Frolic on Franklin<br />
Frolic on Franklin showcases the<br />
works of 25 local artists amidst<br />
the captivating architecture of<br />
historic Franklin Street. Art includes<br />
jewelry, pottery, water color <strong>and</strong><br />
oil prints, woodwork, ceramics,<br />
porcelain, photography <strong>and</strong> crafts.<br />
Entertainment <strong>and</strong> concessions<br />
available.<br />
facebook.com/FroliconFranklin<br />
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Riverfest<br />
A weekend full of fun, music, food,<br />
children’s activities <strong>and</strong> art at the<br />
McGregor Park RiverWalk, RiverFest<br />
is held the weekend after Labor Day.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
clarksvilleriverfest.com<br />
Sunrise Century<br />
Hosted by The Clarksville Sunrise<br />
Rotary Club each year. This 100-mile<br />
bike ride through rural Clarksville<br />
is one of the fastest <strong>and</strong> easiest<br />
century races in the United States.<br />
clarksvillecentury.com<br />
Welcome Home<br />
Veterans Celebration<br />
This five-day event welcomes <strong>and</strong><br />
celebrates veterans from every<br />
theatre of war. With static displays,<br />
a field of honor <strong>and</strong> special concerts,<br />
the days are filled with many<br />
special reminders of the brave<br />
men <strong>and</strong> women in uniform.<br />
welcomehomeveterans<br />
celebration.com<br />
Valor Run<br />
A 10k <strong>and</strong> 5k event along<br />
with a Memorial Mile walk at<br />
Beachaven Winery.<br />
Sign up at runsignup.com/RAU/<br />
TN/Clarksville/ValorRun<br />
OCTOBER<br />
Miss Tennessee USA & Teen USA<br />
Pageant<br />
The pageant brings young women<br />
from across Tennessee to compete<br />
for the Miss TN USA title. Judging is<br />
based on swimsuit, evening gown<br />
<strong>and</strong> interviews. A preliminary to the<br />
Miss USA/Teen USA pageant, the<br />
event is held at APSU’s George &<br />
Sharon Mabry Concert Hall.<br />
misstennesseeusa.com<br />
Fright on Franklin<br />
The event will feature safe trickor-treating,<br />
costume contests,<br />
<strong>and</strong> much more! Visitors will get<br />
to experience a Halloween treat<br />
throughout Historic Downtown<br />
including crafts <strong>and</strong> activities with<br />
local downtown businesses, food,<br />
<strong>and</strong> drink, c<strong>and</strong>y <strong>and</strong> events.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
Veterans Day Parade<br />
Held every year along the streets<br />
of Historic Downtown Clarksville,<br />
Visitors <strong>and</strong> locals alike are treated<br />
to marching b<strong>and</strong>s, colorful floats<br />
<strong>and</strong> special appearances by our<br />
local veterans.<br />
mcgtn.org/vso<br />
DECEMBER<br />
Lighted Christmas Parade<br />
A night-time parade through the<br />
streets of downtown, the Clarksville<br />
Christmas Parade features floats<br />
adorned with lights <strong>and</strong> bright<br />
colored displays. The parade travels<br />
through historic downtown <strong>and</strong><br />
APSU.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
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Christmas on the Cumberl<strong>and</strong><br />
A brilliant light display <strong>and</strong> animated<br />
scenes that create an exquisite<br />
holiday treat. Over two-million lights<br />
illuminate the one-mile RiverWalk.<br />
The display lasts from late<br />
November through January 1.<br />
931-645-7476<br />
cityofclarksville.com<br />
SpiritFest<br />
A pre-parade celebration with<br />
inflatables, Santa Claus, live music,<br />
art <strong>and</strong> gift markets, hot chocolate<br />
<strong>and</strong> food trucks, this event is held<br />
at First Presbyterian <strong>and</strong> Trinity<br />
Episcopal Churches in historic<br />
downtown.<br />
931-645-6551<br />
fpcclarksville.org/spiritfest_<br />
microsite/<br />
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Private Schools<br />
CLARKSVILLE ACADEMY<br />
Clarksville Academy strives to assist students in<br />
achieving their potential, identifying their strengths <strong>and</strong><br />
interests, while ensuring success in college <strong>and</strong> beyond.<br />
A non-discriminatory school focusing its emphasis on<br />
academic excellence, appropriate discipline, ethical<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ards, continuous learning, as well as respecting<br />
others <strong>and</strong> their property. Their philosophy on education<br />
encompasses the intellectual, social, emotional,<br />
characteristics <strong>and</strong> physical development of students.<br />
710 North Second Street | Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
931-647-6311 | clarksvilleacademy.com<br />
CLARKSVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL<br />
Clarksville Christian School’s mission is to foster <strong>and</strong><br />
maintain an educational <strong>and</strong> Christian environment<br />
where God is glorified in every respect: academically,<br />
socially <strong>and</strong> morally, according to the teachings of<br />
the Bible. CCS currently serves 250+ students, <strong>and</strong><br />
enrollment has increased by 64% over the last five<br />
years. CCS is committed to providing academic<br />
excellence <strong>and</strong> extra-curricular activities, while<br />
maintaining a foundation in faith<br />
505 Highway 76 | Clarksville, TN 37043<br />
931-647-8180 | clarksvillechristianschool.org<br />
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL<br />
Immaculate Conception School (ICS) in Clarksville, TN,<br />
is a diocesan parochial school, approved by the Bishop<br />
of Nashville operating under the supervision of the<br />
Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Diocese of<br />
Nashville. ICS is accredited by the State of Tennessee<br />
<strong>and</strong> the Southern Association of Colleges <strong>and</strong> Schools<br />
(SACS). ICS serves children from Kindergarten through<br />
8th grade, <strong>and</strong> their mission is to develop the spiritual,<br />
intellectual, physical <strong>and</strong> social growth of each child<br />
by providing a quality educational experience in an<br />
atmosphere of faith.<br />
1901 Madison Street | Clarksville, TN 37043<br />
931-645-1865 | icschooltn.org<br />
TABERNACLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL<br />
Tabernacle Christian School opened in 1999 under<br />
the vision <strong>and</strong> leadership of Pastor Jimmy Terry, Sr. to<br />
provide a safe <strong>and</strong> nurturing environment that enables a<br />
child to obtain academic excellence, spiritual, emotional<br />
<strong>and</strong> physical development through the teachings of<br />
Christian principles <strong>and</strong> values. TSC provides students<br />
with a biblical perspective curriculum that prepares<br />
<strong>and</strong> inspires them for success in life. The educational<br />
program equips students with the skills <strong>and</strong> ability<br />
necessary to sustain <strong>and</strong> guard a Christian world view.<br />
301 Market Street | Clarksville, TN 37042<br />
931-552-9431 | tcs1999.com<br />
(off of Dunlop Lane by Tennova Healthcare)<br />
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Clarksville-Montgomery<br />
County School System<br />
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System<br />
(CMCSS) continues to be recognized nationally for<br />
its academic <strong>and</strong> professional achievements, as well<br />
as its progressive <strong>and</strong> innovative methods for helping<br />
students become college <strong>and</strong> career ready. For four<br />
years straight, the system has been number one in<br />
the state for academic growth.<br />
As an ISO-9001:2015 certified organization focused on<br />
continuous improvement, CMCSS continues to develop<br />
<strong>and</strong> strengthen a variety of programs for ensuring student<br />
success. Sixteen of its 40 schools were recognized<br />
as Reward Schools, performing in the top five percent<br />
statewide. After-school programs, virtual high school,<br />
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<strong>and</strong> credit recovery, as well as other intervention <strong>and</strong><br />
transition programs for children in elementary, middle<br />
<strong>and</strong> high school, provide students with greater learning<br />
advantages <strong>and</strong> opportunities to stay on track with their<br />
peers. With the increased rigor in academic areas,<br />
students on all learning levels can benefit.<br />
Thinking outside of the box, the<br />
school system has eight college <strong>and</strong><br />
career academies in each of the<br />
high schools, a Middle College High<br />
School on the campus of Austin<br />
Peay State University, an Early<br />
Technical College at Tennessee<br />
College of Applied Technology <strong>and</strong><br />
many other early postsecondary<br />
opportunities. In partnership with<br />
Austin Peay, two high schools offer<br />
the study of Korean <strong>and</strong> Japanese.<br />
In 2018, CMCSS opened its first<br />
Spanish language immersion school<br />
for kindergarten through fifth grade.
These<br />
Accolades<br />
bestowed on CMCSS, are among<br />
many more.<br />
Listed on College Board’s 7th Annual<br />
Advanced Placement<br />
District Honor Roll<br />
Three high schools<br />
listed among the<br />
best in 2018<br />
U.S. News <strong>and</strong> World Report<br />
CMCSS has a thriving Partners in Education program with over 200<br />
business, industry, military, <strong>and</strong> civic organizations supporting schools<br />
with time, resources, <strong>and</strong> financial contributions. Business <strong>and</strong> industry<br />
have the opportunity to partner with CMCSS with programs like Teacher<br />
Externships, student apprenticeships, <strong>and</strong> career technical education<br />
advisory boards to name a few.<br />
STEM integration is implemented across the district in grades 3-9.<br />
Moore Magnet STEM School is an open enrollment option for students<br />
in grades K-5, <strong>and</strong> a four-year academy for Science, Technology, Engineering,<br />
Mathematics (STEM) is housed within Kenwood High School<br />
with foci in STEM Education <strong>and</strong> Mechatronics. CMCSS has state <strong>and</strong><br />
national award-winning robotics programs at the elementary, middle,<br />
<strong>and</strong> high school levels.<br />
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY<br />
COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM<br />
SERVES MORE THAN<br />
35,361 STUDENTS<br />
24 7 8<br />
Public<br />
Elementary<br />
Schools<br />
Public<br />
Middle Schools<br />
(Grades 7-9)<br />
Public<br />
High Schools<br />
(Grades 9-12)<br />
Named one of the<br />
Best communities<br />
for Music Education<br />
by the National Association<br />
of Music Merchants for four years<br />
Total Students:<br />
White<br />
Black or African<br />
American<br />
Hispanic<br />
Multiethnic<br />
Asian<br />
Native Hawaiian/<br />
Pacific Isl<strong>and</strong>er<br />
American Indian/<br />
Alaskan Native<br />
Economically<br />
disadvantaged<br />
English Language<br />
Learners<br />
Military dependents<br />
Students with<br />
disabilities<br />
Graduation Rate:<br />
ACT Score<br />
(Average Composite Score)<br />
35,361<br />
53.4%<br />
23%<br />
12.5%<br />
8.63%<br />
1.54%<br />
0.66%<br />
0.27%<br />
29.2%<br />
2%<br />
28%<br />
14.2%<br />
94.2 %<br />
20.1<br />
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Higher Education<br />
ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND<br />
CONTINUING EDUCATION<br />
PROGRAMS<br />
CAREER TECHNICAL SCHOOL<br />
- EMPLOYER DIRECTED<br />
WORKFORCE TRAINING<br />
NORTH CENTRAL INSTITUTE -<br />
AERONAUTICS & MECHANICS<br />
CERTIFICATION<br />
Tennessee Promise is Both a scholarship <strong>and</strong> mentoring program to increase the<br />
number of students that attend college in our state. The scholarship covers tuition <strong>and</strong> fees<br />
not covered by the Pell grant, the HOPE scholarship, or state student assistance funds.<br />
Students may use the scholarship at any of the state’s 13 community colleges, 27 colleges<br />
of applied technology or other eligible institutions offering an associates degree program.<br />
Also available for adults looking to further their education is the Tennessee Reconnect.<br />
This program initiative is to help more of our state’s adults enter higher education to gain<br />
new skills, advance in the workplace <strong>and</strong> fulfill lifelong dreams of completing a degree or credential.<br />
For more information or to apply for one of the programs, please visit driveto55.org.<br />
Business Insurance<br />
Individual Life <strong>and</strong> Health<br />
Employee Benefits<br />
Agribusiness Insurance<br />
Auto <strong>and</strong> Home Insurance<br />
120 Center Pointe Drive<br />
Suite 2<br />
Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
931-647-9270<br />
www.higgins-ins.com<br />
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BETHEL UNIVERSITY<br />
2200 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
bethelsuccess.net<br />
931-551-9640<br />
DAYMAR COLLEGE<br />
2691 Trenton Road, Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
daymarinstitute.edu<br />
931-552-7600<br />
NASHVILLE STATE<br />
COMMUNITY COLLEGE<br />
1760 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
nscc.edu/clarksville<br />
931-551-7004<br />
NORTH CENTRAL INSTITUTE<br />
168 Jack Miller Blvd., Suite A, Clarksville, TN 37042<br />
nci.edu<br />
931-431-9700<br />
TENNESSEE COLLEGE<br />
OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY<br />
Dickson & Clarksville Campus<br />
135 International Blvd., Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
tcatcdickson.edu<br />
931-572-1694<br />
TENNESSEE REHABILITATION CENTER<br />
1575 Corporate Park Blvd., Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
state.tn.us<br />
931-648-5560<br />
TROY UNIVERSITY-<br />
CLARKSVILLE<br />
399 Tiny Town Road, Clarksville, TN 37042<br />
clarksville.troy.edu<br />
931-431-9828<br />
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY<br />
COUNTY, TENNESSEE<br />
94.2%<br />
GRADUATION RATE<br />
2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR<br />
$51.5M<br />
IN SCHOLARSHIPS<br />
EARNED BY <strong>2019</strong> GRADUATES<br />
Source: Clarksville Montgomery County School System<br />
Growth <strong>and</strong> Data, cmcss.net<br />
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT EDUCATIONAL<br />
OPPORTUNITIES WITH CHAMBER<br />
MEMBERS LOCATED OUTSIDE THE<br />
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY COUNTY<br />
AREA, VISIT CLARKSVILLECHAMBER.COM.<br />
Attend Tuition Free<br />
Using TN Promise or Reconnect<br />
931.572.1694 | www.tcatdickson.edu<br />
134 International Blvd., Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
TCAT Dickson is a TN Board of Regents institution <strong>and</strong> complies with Title VI, VII, IX, Section 504 & the ADA<br />
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Austin Peay<br />
State University<br />
Austin Peay State University is a comprehensive university<br />
committed to raising the educational attainment<br />
of the citizenry, developing programs <strong>and</strong> services that<br />
address regional needs <strong>and</strong> providing collaborative<br />
opportunities that connect university expertise with private<br />
<strong>and</strong> public resources. Collectively, these endeavors<br />
contribute significantly to the intellectual, economic,<br />
social, physical <strong>and</strong> cultural development of the region.<br />
APSU prepares students to be engaged <strong>and</strong> productive<br />
citizens while recognizing that society <strong>and</strong> the marketplace<br />
require global awareness <strong>and</strong> continuous learning.<br />
Named for Clarksville native <strong>and</strong> former Tennessee Gov.<br />
Austin Peay, APSU is one of the region’s key economic<br />
engines, with an economic impact of more than $333<br />
million annually. Austin Peay’s beautiful Clarksville<br />
campus is on 195 acres in downtown Clarksville.<br />
In addition to the Clarksville campus, APSU has locations<br />
at nearby Fort Campbell <strong>and</strong> at Highl<strong>and</strong> Crest in<br />
Springfield, Tennessee. While the University was<br />
established in 1927 as Austin Peay Normal School,<br />
a small, localized college to train teachers, over the<br />
decades Austin Peay changed from a normal school to<br />
a college, eventually evolving into a university in 1967.<br />
Today, the University has grown to become a major<br />
regional provider of higher education with a student<br />
enrollment of 10,954 – APSU is the fastest-growing<br />
public university in Tennessee.<br />
lead<br />
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Austin Peay State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/<br />
expression, disability, age, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, or any other legally protected class with respect to all employment, programs<br />
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Students at Austin Peay can choose from numerous<br />
programs <strong>and</strong> concentrations to earn an associate,<br />
bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree. With more than<br />
50 graduate degree paths, <strong>and</strong> more than 125 undergraduate<br />
degree paths, including associate degrees, the<br />
University provides a variety of options for degree<br />
attainment. Additionally, as the state’s leader in higher<br />
education for military-connected students, Austin Peay<br />
offers many degrees online <strong>and</strong> in eight-week terms,<br />
providing better options for military-connected students.<br />
The University continues to exp<strong>and</strong> its footprint <strong>and</strong><br />
enhance its ties with the Clarksville community through<br />
facility <strong>and</strong> property expansions, including continued<br />
growth on the south side of College Street, building a<br />
stronger direct connection into downtown Clarksville –<br />
a critical part of the University’s strategic plan.<br />
APSU recently launched two notable programs: the<br />
University’s first-ever doctoral degree program –<br />
an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership – <strong>and</strong> the state’s<br />
first-ever rotorcraft flight school that offers a bachelor’s<br />
degree – aviation science with a concentration<br />
in rotor wing (helicopters).<br />
APSU boasts two Centers of Excellence – the Center<br />
of Excellence for the Creative Arts <strong>and</strong> the Center of<br />
Excellence for Field Biology. Combining the institution’s<br />
well-established disciplines of music, creative writing,<br />
art <strong>and</strong> theater, the Center of Excellence in Creative Arts<br />
is designed to promote the creative arts in Tennessee.<br />
A regional oasis for the arts, the center sponsors more<br />
than 100 concerts, exhibits, lectures, recitals <strong>and</strong> events<br />
annually. The Center of Excellence for Field Biology is<br />
a major research component of the University, highly<br />
regarded by scientists from coast to coast. Much of the<br />
research is conducted in the natural laboratory of nearby<br />
L<strong>and</strong> Between the Lakes, a 300-square-mile forested<br />
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Government<br />
The City of Clarksville, founded in 1784, is governed by the Mayor-Council<br />
system. The Mayor is elected at-large <strong>and</strong> serves a four-year term.<br />
The City Council consists of 12 members who are elected from wards.<br />
COUNCIL MEMBERS<br />
Ward 1: Richard Garrett<br />
Ward 2: Vondell Richmond<br />
Ward 3: Ron Erb<br />
Ward 4: Tim Ch<strong>and</strong>ler<br />
Ward 5: Valerie Guzman<br />
Ward 6: W<strong>and</strong>a Smith<br />
Ward 7: Travis Holleman<br />
Ward 8: David Allen<br />
Ward 9: Jeff Henley<br />
Ward 10: Stacey Streetman<br />
Ward 11: Gary Norris<br />
Ward 12: Jeff Burkhart<br />
MONTHLY COUNCIL SESSIONS<br />
Informal: Last Thursday | Formal: First Thursday<br />
JOE PITTS<br />
CITY MAYOR<br />
SERVICES<br />
3 Police Stations | 287 Police Officers | 12 Fire Stations | 235 Firefighters<br />
CONTACT INFORMATION<br />
1 Public Square | Clarksville, TN 37040 | 931-645-7444 | cityofclarksville.com<br />
A 21-member Board of Commissioners oversees the operation of<br />
the Montgomery County government. They are elected by district<br />
<strong>and</strong> serve four-year terms. An elected County Mayor h<strong>and</strong>les the<br />
daily operations of all departments <strong>and</strong> agencies of the County<br />
government.<br />
JIM DURRETT<br />
COUNTY MAYOR<br />
COMMISSIONERS<br />
District 1: John M. Gannon<br />
District 2: Charles Keene<br />
District 3: Joe Smith<br />
District 4: Rickey Ray<br />
District 5: Rashidah A. Leverett<br />
District 6: Arnold Hodges<br />
District 7: Br<strong>and</strong>on Butts<br />
District 8: Tangi Smith<br />
District 9: Carmelle Ch<strong>and</strong>ler<br />
District 10: James Lewis<br />
MONTHLY COMMISSION SESSIONS<br />
Informal: First Monday | Formal: Second Monday<br />
District 11: Joe Creek<br />
District 12: Lisa Prichard<br />
District 13: Walker Woodruff<br />
District 14: Joshua Beal<br />
District 15: David Harper<br />
District 16: Loretta Bryant<br />
District 17: Chris Rasnic<br />
District 18: Jason Knight<br />
District 19: Garl<strong>and</strong> Johnson<br />
District 20: Jerry Allbert<br />
District 21: Larry Rocconi<br />
SERVICES<br />
344 Sheriff’s Deputies | 26 Reserves | 5 District Fire Stations |<br />
2 Fire Substations | 1 Rescue Squad | 200 Volunteer Firefighters<br />
CONTACT INFORMATION<br />
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including ER, labor <strong>and</strong> delivery, wound care,<br />
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NorthCrest Specialty Clinic<br />
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Healthcare<br />
TENNOVA HEALTHCARE<br />
Tennova Healthcare – Clarksville is your community<br />
healthcare provider. Our physicians <strong>and</strong> employees are<br />
committed to offering you personalized care <strong>and</strong> quality<br />
services—right here, where you live. We offer a range of<br />
inpatient <strong>and</strong> outpatient, medical, diagnostic <strong>and</strong> surgical<br />
services <strong>and</strong> our commitment to quality care is evident by<br />
our many designations, certifications <strong>and</strong> honors. We’ve<br />
been named a Blue Distinction® Center for Maternity<br />
Care by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, received<br />
the Center of Distinction Award for Wound Care by<br />
Healogics, earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of<br />
Approval® for Total Hip <strong>and</strong> Knee Replacement <strong>and</strong> Laboratory<br />
Services, earned certification from the American<br />
Association of Cardiovascular <strong>and</strong> Pulmonary Rehabilitation<br />
<strong>and</strong> have been named an Accredited Chest Pain<br />
Center by the American College of Cardiology.<br />
Services include:<br />
• Joint Replacement Surgery<br />
• Robotic Surgery<br />
• Weight Loss Surgery<br />
• Cardiology<br />
• Imaging<br />
• Emergency Services<br />
• Comprehensive Rehabilitation<br />
• Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Wound Healing<br />
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit<br />
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PREMIER MEDICAL GROUP<br />
Patients of Premier Medical Group enjoy the convenience<br />
of six medical specialties, a variety of ancillary<br />
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multi-specialty group is locally owned by physician<br />
shareholders. Its 37 physicians <strong>and</strong> 17 full-time, non-physician<br />
providers offer Family Medicine, Internal Medicine,<br />
Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Otolaryngology, <strong>and</strong> Occupational<br />
& Travel Medicine; as well as on-site Diagnostic Imaging,<br />
Laboratory <strong>and</strong> Clinical Research.<br />
Premier’s 11-acre campus at 490 Dunlop Lane, Clarksville<br />
touts two newly-constructed <strong>and</strong> furnished medical<br />
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among the largest employers in Clarksville-Montgomery<br />
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Premier Medical Group holds the highest level recognition<br />
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Green Businesses<br />
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce supports our local Green certification initiative<br />
<strong>and</strong> is proud to have been the first Chamber in the State of Tennessee to be Green Certified.<br />
5 Star Radio Group<br />
Action Air<br />
Agero<br />
Akebono Brake<br />
Alicia's K9 Kuts & Kennels<br />
Altra Credit Union<br />
Amare Montessori<br />
American Snuff Company<br />
Appleton Harley-Davidson<br />
Arcadia Senior Living<br />
Austin Peay State University<br />
Avanti<br />
B.R. Miller Company<br />
Batson & Nolan Law Firm<br />
Beck Accounting Services<br />
Bethel University<br />
Bridgestone Metalpha<br />
Budweiser<br />
CDE<br />
CEMC<br />
USAA<br />
Chartwells<br />
City of Clarksville Parks & Rec.<br />
Clarksville 50+ Activity Center<br />
Clarksville Academy<br />
Clarksville Area Chamber of<br />
Commerce<br />
Clarksville Association of<br />
Realtors<br />
Clarksville Athletic Club<br />
Clarksville Building <strong>and</strong> Code<br />
Clarksville City Garage<br />
Clarksville City Hall<br />
Clarksville Country Club<br />
Clarksville Dental Center<br />
Clarksville Fencing<br />
Clarksville Foundry<br />
Clarksville Gas & Water<br />
Clarksville Montgomery<br />
Public Library<br />
Clarksville Pediatric Dentistry<br />
Clarksville Police Department<br />
Clarksville Regional Airport<br />
Clarksville Streets Dept.<br />
Clarksville Transit<br />
Clarksville-Montgomery<br />
County School System<br />
Customs House Museum<br />
& Cultural Center<br />
Daymar College<br />
DBS & Associates<br />
Elite Primary Care<br />
F&M Bank<br />
Faith Outreach Church<br />
First Baptist Clarksville<br />
First Choice Moving & Storage<br />
Florim, USA<br />
Fortera Credit Union<br />
Habitat for Humanity Restore<br />
Harris One Hour Heating<br />
& Cooling<br />
Hendrickson Trailer<br />
Heritage Bank<br />
Home 2 Suites<br />
Honest - 1<br />
Immaculate Conception School<br />
James Corlew Chevrolet<br />
Jenkins & Wynne<br />
Josten's<br />
Kroger<br />
LaCasa Mexican Restaurant<br />
Legends Bank<br />
Lend Lease -Campbell Crossing<br />
MainStream Heating & Cooling<br />
Mann, Smith & Cummings<br />
Insurance<br />
Mongomery County Co-Op<br />
Mongomery County<br />
Courthouse<br />
Montgomery County Election<br />
Commission<br />
Montgomery County Facility<br />
Management<br />
Montgomery County Health<br />
Department<br />
Montgomery County Sheriff's<br />
Department.<br />
Moore Magnet School<br />
Multi-Color Corp.<br />
My Place Realty <strong>and</strong><br />
Management<br />
Nashville State<br />
North Central Institute<br />
Nyrstar<br />
Page <strong>and</strong> Tuttle<br />
PDI<br />
Plato's Closet<br />
Publix<br />
Quality Inn<br />
Queen City Disposal<br />
Rainbow Kids<br />
Red Knight Distribution<br />
Riverview Inn<br />
S<strong>and</strong>erson Pipe<br />
Sango Eye Care<br />
Sango Pharmacy<br />
Screaming Eagle Car Wash<br />
Screaming Eagle Concrete<br />
Service King<br />
Shiloh Industries<br />
Signs Now<br />
Smithfield Manufacturing<br />
SRS Distributing<br />
Sterling Signs<br />
Stone, Rudolph & Henry<br />
Tennessee Center of Applied<br />
Technology<br />
Tennova Health Care<br />
The Griffis Team of Exit Realty<br />
Screamin’ Eagle<br />
Thurman Campbell Group<br />
Trane<br />
Tree of Life Center<br />
Waterdogs Scuba & Safety<br />
West Creek Elementary<br />
West Gate Inn & Suites<br />
Winn Materials<br />
Workforce Essentials<br />
YMCA<br />
To learn more about how your business can join the Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certification Program,<br />
email Carlye Sommers, cmsommers@mcgtn.netor call 931-245-1867.<br />
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Fort Campbell<br />
HISTORY<br />
Fort Campbell Army Post straddles the border of<br />
Kentucky <strong>and</strong> Tennessee. The post is named in honor of<br />
William Bowen Campbell, a former Tennessee Governor<br />
who served as a Union General in the Civil War. Fort<br />
Campbell was originally established (in 1942) as a<br />
war-time armor training <strong>and</strong> mobilization camp during<br />
WWII <strong>and</strong> became a permanent installation in 1950.<br />
From 1948 to 1965, the post was also home to Clarksville<br />
Base, a top-secret nuclear weapons storage <strong>and</strong><br />
modification facility. Over the years, Fort Campbell has<br />
been home to several airborne, armored <strong>and</strong> infantry<br />
units <strong>and</strong> has grown to become one of the Army’s most<br />
important permanent installations.<br />
Fort Campbell has been the home of the 101st Airborne<br />
Division (Air Assault), the only Air Assault division in the<br />
world, since 1956. Two prestigious Special Operations<br />
Comm<strong>and</strong> units, the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne)<br />
<strong>and</strong> the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment<br />
(Airborne), have also been at Fort Campbell since the<br />
mid-1980s. In 2009, the 52nd Ordnance Group (EOD)<br />
relocated to Fort Campbell (from Fort Gilliam, GA) as part<br />
of 2005 Base Realignment <strong>and</strong> Closure (BRAC)<br />
stationing actions.<br />
Throughout its history, Fort Campbell has supported the<br />
training <strong>and</strong> deployment of front-line Army units involved<br />
in the nation’s wars, beginning with World War II through<br />
Vietnam <strong>and</strong> Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, <strong>and</strong><br />
up to the current Overseas Contingency Operations.<br />
Since 2002, Fort Campbell units have been among the<br />
most deployed combat units in the Army.<br />
MISSION<br />
Fort Campbell is a power projection platform <strong>and</strong> a major<br />
maneuver installation for the Army. It is also the home<br />
of the Army’s most-deployed contingency forces.<br />
Strategically located on the KY/TN State line, the<br />
installation has the unique ability to deploy mission-ready<br />
contingency forces by air, rail, highway <strong>and</strong> inl<strong>and</strong><br />
waterway. US Army Garrison (Fort Campbell) mission is<br />
to support expeditionary forces by providing equitable<br />
<strong>and</strong> efficient services that sustain Fort Campbell <strong>and</strong><br />
enhance the well-being of the military community.<br />
According to latest Army projections, Fort Campbell will<br />
Demographics<br />
Source: Garrison Comm<strong>and</strong>ers FY19 Fact Sheet<br />
ACTIVE DUTY<br />
SOLDIERS<br />
27,483<br />
ON POST<br />
CIVILIANS<br />
9,450<br />
ON-POST<br />
QUARTERS<br />
4,502<br />
ACRES<br />
106,000<br />
The Installation <strong>and</strong> its<br />
employees helped to<br />
generate $10.1 billion in<br />
economic output through<br />
direct, indirect, <strong>and</strong> induced<br />
economic activity in the state<br />
over the one-year time period.<br />
Source: TN Dept. of Economic & <strong>Community</strong> Devleopment<br />
Report on the Economic Impacts of Fort Campbell on the State<br />
of Tennessee<br />
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continue to support a large military population<br />
(comprising around 27,200 Active Component Soldiers)<br />
in the foreseeable future. Major units located at Fort<br />
Campbell include:<br />
• 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)<br />
• 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne)<br />
• 160th Special Aviation Operations Regiment<br />
• 52nd Ordnance Group (EOD)<br />
• Blanchfield Army <strong>Community</strong> Hospital<br />
• 531st Hospital Center (HHD)<br />
• 101st Sustainment Brigade<br />
• US Army Garrison Fort Campbell<br />
NEARBY CIVILIAN COMMUNITIES<br />
Fort Campbell is located within portions of four counties;<br />
Montgomery County <strong>and</strong> Stewart County in Tennessee<br />
<strong>and</strong> Christian County <strong>and</strong> Trigg County in Kentucky.<br />
The largest adjacent city is Clarksville, Tennessee.<br />
Other nearby communities includes Hopkinsville, Oak<br />
Grove <strong>and</strong> Cadiz in Kentucky <strong>and</strong> Dover, Tennessee.<br />
SENIOR COMMAND<br />
Brian E. Winski, Comm<strong>and</strong>ing General 101st Airborne<br />
Division (Air Assault) is the Comm<strong>and</strong>er <strong>and</strong> provides<br />
guidance, directives <strong>and</strong> oversight relative to<br />
the Fort Campbell mission.<br />
Jeremy Bell, Garrison Comm<strong>and</strong>er is the senior<br />
military officer for governance of the garrison<br />
operations. Fort Campbell falls under the Installation<br />
Management Comm<strong>and</strong> IMCOM Directorate -<br />
Readiness.<br />
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Chamber Leadership<br />
Keith Bennett<br />
Chairman<br />
First Financial Bank<br />
Paul Turner<br />
Chair-Elect, 1st Vice-Chair<br />
Ajax Distributing Co.<br />
Jay Albertia<br />
Immediate Past Chairman<br />
Progressive Directions, Inc<br />
Jamie Durrett<br />
Legal Counsel<br />
Batson Nolan PLC<br />
Kasey Hempel<br />
Chair, Finance<br />
Legends Bank<br />
Julie Parks<br />
Chair, Membership<br />
Services<br />
First Financial Bank<br />
Catherine Bertoldi<br />
Chair, Military Affairs<br />
Alpha Dental<br />
Sara Golden<br />
Chair, Public &<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Affairs<br />
F&M Bank<br />
Lorie Jackson<br />
Chair, Business<br />
Development<br />
Regions Bank<br />
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:<br />
Casey Jenkins<br />
Alex Villa<br />
Marco Medici<br />
Dr. Mike Carrigan<br />
James Corlew<br />
Grayson Smith<br />
Rob Holleman<br />
Daniel Binkley<br />
Luci Armitstead<br />
Lance Morgan<br />
Mercy Neysmith<br />
Bob Upton<br />
Amber Anderson<br />
Enoch Moeller<br />
Jessica Goldberg<br />
EX-OFFICIO:<br />
State Rep. Jason Hodges<br />
State Rep. Curtis Johnson<br />
State Rep. Jay Reedy<br />
State Sen. Bill Powers<br />
City Mayor Joe Pitts<br />
County Mayor Jim Durrett<br />
Fort Campbell Garrison<br />
Comm<strong>and</strong>er COL Jeremy Bell<br />
IDB Chairman<br />
Suzanne Langford<br />
CVB Chairman Kyle Luther<br />
APSU President Alisa White<br />
CMCSS Director Millard House<br />
CHAMBER<br />
STAFF<br />
EDC<br />
STAFF<br />
Melinda Shepard<br />
Executive Director<br />
Phil Harpel<br />
Military/Government<br />
Relations<br />
Jennifer Lawson<br />
Events/Member Relations<br />
Ben Anderson<br />
Membership Recruitment<br />
Jeff Truitt<br />
EDC/Aspire CEO<br />
Shannon Green<br />
Director of<br />
Finance & HR<br />
Lisa Knight<br />
Assistant Director of<br />
HR & Accounting<br />
Services<br />
Jacqueline Brumley<br />
Accounting/<br />
Development<br />
Assistant<br />
Gloria Osborne<br />
Administrative<br />
Assistant<br />
MIchelle Hueffmeier<br />
Assistant Director of<br />
Marketing & Design<br />
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Who We Are<br />
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce has a 114-year<br />
history of commitment to the city <strong>and</strong> its businesses.<br />
The mission of the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce shall be to represent the interests of the business<br />
community <strong>and</strong> its membership by advancing community development, promoting the business <strong>and</strong> economic<br />
environment, <strong>and</strong> improving the welfare of the community by enhancing the quality of life in the region.<br />
The Chamber accomplishes its efforts through volunteer support <strong>and</strong> business memberships. The Chamber<br />
is governed by a volunteer board of directors, including current Chairman Keith Bennett, <strong>and</strong> managed by a<br />
staff of 3 1/2. Volunteers serve on committees to carry forth the Chamber’s mission <strong>and</strong> work plan each year.<br />
Committees are as follows:<br />
MEMBERSHIP<br />
Chairperson: Julie Parks<br />
The Membership Committee focuses its efforts on the<br />
development <strong>and</strong> enhancement of Chamber programs,<br />
which provide networking opportunities to support existing<br />
members <strong>and</strong> encourage recruitment of new members.<br />
This committee works hard to ensure that all members<br />
are represented equally. They are responsible for the Annual<br />
Dinner <strong>and</strong> Gala, the Chamber Membership Golf Scramble<br />
<strong>and</strong> Monthly Business After Hours.<br />
MILTARY AFFAIRS<br />
Chairperson: Catherine Bertoldi<br />
The Military Affairs Committee works to ensure that military<br />
personnel <strong>and</strong> their families have the support they need<br />
from their community, with representatives from Fort Campbell,<br />
retired military, government officials <strong>and</strong> local business leaders.<br />
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SEE<br />
WHAT WE’RE<br />
ALL ABOUT<br />
CLARKSVILLE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS<br />
First<br />
Wednesday<br />
Of The Month<br />
Clarksville Chamber Office<br />
25 Jefferson Street, T- Level<br />
12 Noon<br />
HOW CAN YOU BENEFIT?<br />
Relationship<br />
building<br />
Leadership<br />
development<br />
<strong>Community</strong><br />
service<br />
Access to<br />
community leaders<br />
Engagement with<br />
elected officials<br />
Impact<br />
quality of life<br />
www.clarksvillechamber.com<br />
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This committee is dedicated to the interest of Clarksville’s soldiers,<br />
<strong>and</strong> they plan events such as Veterans Day commemorative activities<br />
<strong>and</strong> the annual Citizens for Fort Campbell trip to Washington D.C.<br />
PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS<br />
Chairperson: Sara Golden<br />
The Public <strong>and</strong> <strong>Community</strong> Affairs Committee maintains an emphasis<br />
on local, state, <strong>and</strong> federal government advocacy. Each year they<br />
work to craft the Chamber’s legislative agenda for presentation to<br />
the Montgomery County delegation in Nashville, <strong>and</strong> during election<br />
years the committee partners with Leadership Clarksville to host<br />
political forums that provide an opportunity for local c<strong>and</strong>idates<br />
to answer questions.<br />
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT<br />
Chairperson: Lorie Jackson<br />
The Business Development Committee supports all forms<br />
of businesses in the Clarksville community, from small, minority<br />
<strong>and</strong> women-owned businesses to existing industry, <strong>and</strong> is constantly<br />
working to educate <strong>and</strong> inspire business owners. Events include<br />
the speaker-driven Power Breakfast series <strong>and</strong> Women in Business<br />
luncheons. The Live Local campaign <strong>and</strong> Home Show are ongoing<br />
efforts of this committee, which also supports the Better Beef Show<br />
<strong>and</strong> the Farm Family of the Year Award.<br />
Young Professionals<br />
Chairperson: Jessica Goldberg<br />
Clarksville Young Professionals was launched in 2007 as an<br />
initiative of the Business Development Committee. It is a<br />
Chamber affiliate dedicated to the advancement of our<br />
community through service, professional development <strong>and</strong><br />
networking opportunities for emerging community <strong>and</strong><br />
business leaders ages 21-40. If you are interested in serving<br />
on the committee or becoming involved, please visit<br />
clarksvillechamber.com.<br />
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Power Breakfasts | Women In Business | Golf Tournaments<br />
Annual Dinner & Gala | Business Before Hours<br />
Home Show | Business After Hours<br />
ANNUAL DINNER & GALA<br />
With more than 300 members <strong>and</strong><br />
guests in attendance, the Chamber<br />
honored outgoing Chairman Jay<br />
Albertia his executive committee <strong>and</strong><br />
board of directors.<br />
Incoming Chairman Keith Bennett<br />
announced his <strong>2019</strong>-20 executive<br />
committee, committee chairs <strong>and</strong> new<br />
members to the Board of Directors.<br />
Five distinguished awards were<br />
presented to celebrate the leadership<br />
<strong>and</strong> member involvement that makes<br />
our Chamber dynamic.<br />
Lifetime Achievement<br />
James Holleman<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Commitment<br />
Maria Jimenez<br />
Ambassador<br />
Of The Year<br />
Stephen Hofmeister<br />
Boots To Suits<br />
Troy McNalley<br />
Young Professional<br />
Of The Year<br />
James Matthews<br />
INFORMATION AND INSPIRATION<br />
The Chamber hosts periodic events like Women in Business <strong>and</strong> Power Breakfasts with speakers who educate <strong>and</strong><br />
inspire business owners <strong>and</strong> employees with their experiences. Their successes, challenges <strong>and</strong> lessons learned<br />
often provide needed encouragement. As one small business Chamber member recently shared,<br />
“Running a small business can be overwhelming. We’re trying to do something we love, but have to juggle that with<br />
finance, marketing, HR law, codes, insurance… <strong>and</strong> customers! It’s always inspiring <strong>and</strong> refreshing to hear that other<br />
people have gone through all of this <strong>and</strong> more... <strong>and</strong> made it.”<br />
NETWORKING<br />
Chamber events like Business After Hours, Business Before Hours <strong>and</strong> Golf Tournaments are networking<br />
events designed to provide relationship-building experiences that will benefit members <strong>and</strong> their businesses or<br />
organizations through added contacts <strong>and</strong> resources. The relaxed <strong>and</strong> welcoming environments are ideal places to<br />
engage peers, mentors <strong>and</strong> prospective customers.<br />
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES<br />
Events like the Home Show <strong>and</strong> Business Expo are prime opportunities to showcase your businesses products <strong>and</strong><br />
services to prospective customers <strong>and</strong>/or employees. Held throughout the year, these popular events draw large<br />
crowds with a predetermined interest. “We weren’t sure how successful exhibiting at the Home Show would be for<br />
us,” said a member mortgage provider. “But, we’ve gained a dozens of leads every year <strong>and</strong> secured several new<br />
home loans or refinances directly from our participation in the event.”<br />
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Event Sponsors<br />
MANY THANKS TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS WHO MAKE ALL OF OUR EVENTS POSSIBLE!<br />
PLATINUM SPONSORS<br />
GOLD SPONSORS<br />
SILVER SPONSORS<br />
McReynolds Nave & Larson Funeral Home<br />
901 Riverside Dr., Clarksville, TN 37040<br />
931-320-4289<br />
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Ambassadors<br />
Chamber Ambassadors serve as a link between the Chamber Board, staff <strong>and</strong> the general membership.<br />
Through surveys, networking <strong>and</strong> interaction, we gather feedback that helps develop the programs <strong>and</strong><br />
initiatives our members want <strong>and</strong> will support. By attending events, Ambassadors facilitate not only our<br />
needed connection to members, but also develop relationships for their own businesses.<br />
Alexis Goines<br />
The Goines Agency, LLC<br />
Ashley Jackson<br />
Planters Bank<br />
Beverly Quinn<br />
Tanzu - Natural Skin Care<br />
Crystal Macklin<br />
Home 2 Suites by Hilton<br />
Dee Ann Colburn<br />
Legends Bank<br />
Heather M. Mayweather<br />
Edward Jones: Financial Advisor<br />
Jessica Todd<br />
Heritage Bank<br />
John Jordan<br />
Sam's Club<br />
John Wilson<br />
Mann, Smith & Cummings<br />
Insurance<br />
Joy Daniels<br />
F & M Bank<br />
Julia Claffey<br />
U.S. Bank<br />
Julie Parks<br />
Heritage Bank<br />
Karyl Kirkl<strong>and</strong><br />
Visit Clarksville<br />
Kent Griffey<br />
James Corlew Chevrolet Cadillac<br />
Kristi Williams<br />
Creative ink<br />
Lorneth Peters<br />
Austin Peay State University<br />
TSBDC<br />
Rachel Phillips<br />
Clarksville Living Magazine<br />
Rose M. Melton<br />
Altra Federal Credit Union<br />
Shannon Kitchen<br />
Fortera Credit Union<br />
Sharon Pryor<br />
Comcast Spotlight Advertising<br />
Shelly Hutchison<br />
5 Star Media Group<br />
Stacey Streetman<br />
F & M Bank<br />
Stephen Hofmeister<br />
5 Star Media Group<br />
Vicki Henson<br />
Legends Bank<br />
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Visit www.cemc.org for energy-saving tips <strong>and</strong> more.<br />
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Presidential Sponsors<br />
5 Star Media Group | 5starradio.com | Clarksvillenow.com<br />
Offers eight radio stations, Clarksvillenow.com,<br />
5 Star Media Group Digital Advertising, Reputation Management <strong>and</strong><br />
Event marketing help to advertisers br<strong>and</strong> their business <strong>and</strong> reach<br />
marketing goals.<br />
President/General Manager: Katie Gambill<br />
City Of Clarksville | cityofclarksville.com<br />
Founded in 1784, the city is governed by<br />
a Mayor-Council system.<br />
City Mayor: The Honorable Joe Pitts<br />
F&M Bank | myfmbank.com<br />
Headquartered in Clarksville, F&M is one of the top independent<br />
banks in the state. Full-service offices are located throughout<br />
Middle Tennessee in Montgomery, Rutherford, Robertson, Wilson,<br />
Putnam, Stewart, <strong>and</strong> Sumner counties. In addition, F&M Bank has<br />
an experienced Mortgage team with additional offices located in<br />
Davidson, Rutherford, <strong>and</strong> Williamson counties.<br />
President, CEO & COB: William S. Stuard, Jr.<br />
First Advantage Bank | fabk.com<br />
Founded in 1954, First Advantage Bank is an independent community<br />
bank with eight full-service banking centers across Middle Tennessee<br />
<strong>and</strong> a specialized lending office in Knoxville. The bank is traded on<br />
OTC QX under the symbol FABK. With deep roots in commercial <strong>and</strong><br />
mortgage lending, First Advantage Bank is a trusted financial partner<br />
for businesses, individuals <strong>and</strong> families. First Advantage Bank is an<br />
Equal Housing Lender <strong>and</strong> Member FDIC.<br />
President & CEO: Earl O. Bradley<br />
Fortera Credit Union | forteracu.com<br />
Fortera Credit Union offers membership to anyone who lives, works,<br />
worships or attends school in Montgomery <strong>and</strong> Stewart counties<br />
in Tennessee <strong>and</strong> Christian, Trigg <strong>and</strong> Todd counties in Kentucky.<br />
President & CEO: Tom Kane<br />
Google | google.com<br />
Google Inc. is an American multinational technology company<br />
specializing in Internet-related services <strong>and</strong> products, including online<br />
advertising technologies, search, cloud computing <strong>and</strong> software.<br />
Jack B. Turner & Associates Inc. | jackturner.com<br />
Specializes in insurance <strong>and</strong> financial planning for individuals, estates<br />
<strong>and</strong> businesses.<br />
President & CEO: Jack B. Turner<br />
The Leaf-Chronicle | theleafchronicle.com<br />
The Leaf-Chronicle is part of the USA Today network, Clarksville’s<br />
leading source of local online news <strong>and</strong> information, their desktop <strong>and</strong><br />
mobile platforms serve over 6 million impressions monthly. The Leaf<br />
Media Group is a dynamic digital marketing resource for business.<br />
Its print edition, established in 1808, is Tennessee’s oldest newspaper.<br />
Legends Bank | legendsbank.com<br />
A local community bank with eight offices serving the Clarksville,<br />
Nashville <strong>and</strong> Brentwood markets. Since establishing in 1998,<br />
Legends Bank continues to provide a variety of financial products<br />
<strong>and</strong> services with a level of service that is simply legendary. The bank<br />
is also involved in many community-enriching projects <strong>and</strong> supports<br />
several charitable organizations in the communities it serves.<br />
President & CEO: Tommy Bates<br />
Montgomery County | mcgtn.org<br />
Montgomery County Government employs more than 1,100 people<br />
<strong>and</strong> is operated by eight constitutional officials <strong>and</strong> 21 county<br />
commissioners. Services provided by county government include<br />
Emergency Medical Services, Sheriff’s Office, Animal Control, Public<br />
Library, Building <strong>and</strong> Codes, Volunteer Fire Service <strong>and</strong> the Courts<br />
System to name a few.<br />
County Mayor: The Honorable Jim Durrett<br />
Regions Financial Corporation | regions.com<br />
With $124 billion in assets, is a member of the S&P 500 Index <strong>and</strong><br />
one of the nation’s largest full-service providers of consumer <strong>and</strong><br />
commercial banking, wealth management, mortgage <strong>and</strong> insurance<br />
products <strong>and</strong> services. Regions serves customers in 16 states across<br />
the South, Midwest <strong>and</strong> Texas, <strong>and</strong> through its subsidiary, Regions<br />
Bank, operates approximately 1,500 banking offices <strong>and</strong> 1,900 ATMs.<br />
Greater Clarksville City President: Carolyn Pierce<br />
Tennova Healthcare | tennova.com<br />
Clarksville – Regional 270-bed hospital located in a state-of-the-art<br />
building on Dunlop Lane near I-24.<br />
Chief Operating Officer: Alex Villa<br />
Trane | trane.com<br />
A br<strong>and</strong> of Ingersoll R<strong>and</strong>, Trane helps improve lives around the world<br />
through energy efficient heating, ventilating <strong>and</strong> air conditioning systems,<br />
building <strong>and</strong> contracting services, parts <strong>and</strong> advanced control. Ingersoll<br />
R<strong>and</strong> is a world leader in creating <strong>and</strong> sustaining safe, comfortable <strong>and</strong><br />
efficient environments. Trane has been a cornerstone in the Clarksville<br />
community since 1958. With more than 1,300 employees, the Clarksville<br />
facility is a significant employer in the area. Trane enhances the lives of<br />
the people <strong>and</strong> institutions in the local community through its support to<br />
many programs, including United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region,<br />
American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, Partners in Education, STEM<br />
Program, FUEL for Kids <strong>and</strong> the Martin Luther King scholarship program.<br />
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Congratulations to <strong>2019</strong> Entrepreneur of the year winner, The Catfish House.<br />
Benefits of Being A Member<br />
According to a study, consumers are more likely to think favorably about a community that is a member<br />
of the Chamber <strong>and</strong> more importantly, they are 63% more likely to buy products or services from you!<br />
had<br />
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Past Presidents<br />
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2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
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9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
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PAST PRESIDENTS LISTED FROM TOP LEFT TO RIGHT<br />
1. *M.A. Stratton, *Michael Savage, *F. Norman Smith, *Howard D. Pettus, *W. Earnest Beach, *George Fort<br />
2. *Charles W. Bailey, *James Murtl<strong>and</strong>, *John J. Conroy, Sr., *William B. Dunlop, Sr., *Graham W. Scarborough, *J. Moore Dickson<br />
3. *F. Norman Smith, *Adolph Hach, *E.E. Mason, *Jack B. Miller, *Charles V. Runyon, Sr., *J. Ray King<br />
4. *Howard D. Pettus, *Joseph Boillin, *W.D. Hudson, Sr., *John J. Conroy, Jr., *Richard M. Hawkins, *Jesse F. Perry<br />
5. *Walton N. Smith, Sr., Ben S. Kimbrough, *Arch E. Northington, *Edward M. Norman, *Charles W. Cross, *Matt H. Rudolph<br />
6. *Charles E. Malone, *Jack H. Frost, *Hal R. Stone, *Perkins Freeman, *Frank N. McGregor, Jack B. Turner<br />
7. *William H. Birdsong, Jr., *Rufus S. Johnson, *Mel Mayfield, Richard H. Batson, *Harry H. Orgain, Jr., Ross H. Hicks<br />
8. *James P. Mann, James G. Holleman, Dotson R. Guinn, Brown Harvey, Jr., Wendell H. Gilbert, *Jack Mayer<br />
9. *Henry Cochran, *L.C. Burkhalter, William C. Sites, Coy Baggett, Jr., Dr. Oscar Page, F. Gene Washer<br />
10. Billy Atkins, Walton N. Smith, Jr., Tom Ritterspacher, James L. Decker, Ted McCurdy, Cecil Morgan, Jr.<br />
11. John R. Wallace, James T. Mann, Niesha M. Wolfe, Richard P. Rossetti, R<strong>and</strong>y Kelley, William S. Stuard, Jr.<br />
12. Dr. Carmen Reagan, Gary Norris, Mark Holleman, David B. Smith, Dr. Jeannie Beauchamp, Steve Kemmer<br />
13. Charles Foust, Jr., Katie Gambill, Tommy Bates, Sidney Johnson, Charlie Koon, Jay Albertia<br />
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*deceased
Aspire Foundation<br />
Mission: To continuously improve the economy <strong>and</strong> the livability (quality of life) of the<br />
community by attracting significant capital investment <strong>and</strong> expansion by businesses<br />
<strong>and</strong> corporations, thereby creating better opportunities <strong>and</strong> higher paying jobs for our<br />
residents…which will lead to long-term prosperity for Clarksville-Montgomery County.<br />
5 Star Media Group<br />
Ajax Distributing Company<br />
Altra Federal Credit Union<br />
AT&T Tennessee Region<br />
Austin Peay State University<br />
Batson Nolan PLC<br />
Beachaven Vineyards & Winery<br />
BLF Marketing<br />
CDE Lightb<strong>and</strong><br />
Century 21 Platinum Properties<br />
Clarksville Association of Realtors<br />
Clarksville Foundry<br />
Clarksville Lighting & Appliance, LLC<br />
Clarksville Pediatric Dentistry<br />
CMC Homebuilders Association<br />
Coldwell Banker: Conroy, Marable & Holleman<br />
Creative ink<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> Bank & Trust<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> Electric Membership Corp.<br />
DBS & Associates Engineering<br />
ECHO Power Engineering<br />
F&M Bank<br />
First Advantage Bank<br />
Fortera Credit Union<br />
Gary Mathews Motors<br />
Google<br />
H<strong>and</strong> Family Co|Riverview Inn<br />
Hankook Tire Manufacturing Tennessee, LP<br />
Hawkins Homes<br />
First Financial Bank<br />
Florim<br />
Holly Point LLC<br />
J Clark Architecture & Design<br />
Jack B. Turner & Associates<br />
James Corlew Chevrolet Cadillac<br />
Jenkins & Wynne<br />
Law Office of Michael K Williamson<br />
Legends Bank<br />
Lyle-Cook-Martin Architects Inc.<br />
McIntosh Construction<br />
Morgan Contractors<br />
NAI Clarksville<br />
Northcrest Medical Center<br />
Orgain Ready Mix<br />
Planters Bank<br />
Premier Medical Group<br />
Q Realty<br />
R Paul Krueckeberg III<br />
R. J. Corman Railroad Company<br />
Rainbow (IRIDE Group) Tile<br />
REDA Homes | Home Builders<br />
Regions Bank<br />
Runyon & Runyon<br />
Stewart Builder Supply<br />
Stone Rudolph & Henry, PLC<br />
Tennessee Valley Authority<br />
U.S. Bank<br />
Weakley Brothers Engineering<br />
Wendy's of Clarksville<br />
Winn Materials|Winn Marine<br />
Wyatt-Johnson<br />
In 2005, Aspire Clarksville was designated as a 501(c)(3) foundation. Contributions to Aspire Clarksville Foundation are deductible as<br />
charitable contributions under section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code.<br />
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Advertising Index<br />
Agero........................................................ 56<br />
Ahava Healthcare.................................... 18<br />
Ajax Distributing Company, Inc......... 08<br />
Appleton’s Harley Davidson.............. 42<br />
Aquino Pediatrics.................................. 35<br />
Austin Peay State University.............. 40<br />
Batson Nolan PLC.................................. 10<br />
Batteries Plus Bulbs.......................... ....42<br />
Belleglade Mobile Home Co................39<br />
BFS Insurance............................................12<br />
Budweiser of Clarksville.......................24<br />
City of Clarksville.................................... 01<br />
Clarksville Academy............................. 35<br />
Clarksville Chamber of Commerce<br />
. ................................ Back Cover<br />
Clarksville Christian School .............. 35<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> Bank & Trust .................. 18<br />
Cumberl<strong>and</strong> Electric Membership<br />
Cooperation .................................... 56<br />
Customs House Museum<br />
<strong>and</strong> Cultural Center........................ 24<br />
F & M Bank ............................................ 64<br />
First Advantage Bank.......................... 56<br />
First Financial Bank<br />
...............................Inside Front Cover<br />
Fortera Credit Union............................. 12<br />
Ghertner & Company........................... 22<br />
Golden Eagle Jewelry ........................ 26<br />
Higgins Insurance, Inc......................... 38<br />
Jodi’s Cabinet Sales............................. 54<br />
Jostens .................................................... 14<br />
Kerr Workplace Solutions.................... 41<br />
Legends Bank ....................................... 34<br />
Lowe’s....................................................... 18<br />
Montgomery County............................. 10<br />
New Car Dealers Association .......... 05<br />
North Central Institute......................... 38<br />
Northcrest Medical Center ................ 44<br />
O’Connor’s Irish Pub & Grill .............. 42<br />
Planters Bank ........................................ 26<br />
Premier Medical Group........................ 21<br />
Quality Inn Exit 4................................... 08<br />
Regions Bank.......................................... 41<br />
Riverview Inn ......................................... 56<br />
Screaming Eagle .................................. 24<br />
Tennessee College of Applied<br />
Technology Clarksville ............... 39<br />
Tennova Healthcare-Clarksville........ 03<br />
VIP Clarksville Magazine..................... 16<br />
Valor Hall Conference & Event<br />
Center................. Inside Back Cover<br />
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Established in 1905<br />
Chamber membership pays. Membership is a valuable investment in your business - one that can<br />
reap priceless results. When you invest resources such as involvement in committees, participation<br />
in networking functions, <strong>and</strong> the cost of dues, a positive return is definite. Here is a sampling of the<br />
privileges you receive as a Chamber member…opportunities that allow you to grow your business.<br />
HOW CAN YOUR<br />
BUSINESS BENEFIT?<br />
DIRECTORY<br />
10K<br />
visitors per<br />
month<br />
EXPANDED<br />
AUDIENCE<br />
Membership <strong>Directory</strong> &<br />
Online <strong>Directory</strong> Listing<br />
shop with fellow members<br />
get listed on the Chamber’s page;<br />
search by category or keyword<br />
Web site<br />
advertising<br />
clarksvillechamber.com<br />
Bi-Monthly ChamberWorks<br />
Interactive<br />
Mapping Tool<br />
NETWORKING<br />
OPPORTUNITIES<br />
Business After Hours<br />
every third Thursday<br />
Business Before Hours<br />
Luncheons<br />
Seminars<br />
<br />
<br />
POWER BREAKFAST<br />
Golf Tournaments<br />
BUSINESS<br />
RESOURCES<br />
live<br />
SHOP · STAY · EAT · PLAY<br />
LOCAL<br />
clarksville, tn<br />
Ribbon Cuttings<br />
Referrals<br />
only members are referred<br />
Member-to-Member<br />
Discount Program<br />
Demographics<br />
<strong>and</strong> Statistics<br />
available at<br />
Economic Data Center<br />
Labor Market<br />
Assesment<br />
Free Co-Working<br />
Space<br />
Job Postings<br />
Membership<br />
Mailing Labels<br />
ITALY<br />
International Travel<br />
Discover the Reflections<br />
of Italy <strong>2019</strong><br />
Steps To Success Book<br />
(Starting A Business)<br />
NewComers List<br />
REPRESENTATION<br />
Members are collectively represented through the Chamber as<br />
the voice of the business community in both local <strong>and</strong> state<br />
government through committees <strong>and</strong> through Clarksville’s<br />
marketing <strong>and</strong> economic development program, Aspire.<br />
Inter City Visits<br />
Bowling Green, KY,<br />
Decatur, AL, Killeen, TX<br />
Annual Events<br />
www.clarksvillechamber.com<br />
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