Good morning, Clarksville.

Veteran entrepreneurs are fueling business growth in Clarksville by investing in ventures like Jeff Robinson’s Blackhorse Pub + Brewery.

Fort Campbell and local support programs help veterans build careers and create jobs that strengthen the community.

Phyllis Smith, a local historian, will present a lecture on Clarksville’s two US Colored Troop regiments at the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center in Turner Auditorium on Sunday, July 5 at 3:00 p.m. The free event will offer residents a closer look at an important chapter in local Civil War history.

Accomplished musician Colin Thomas Isotti made Clarksville his home after earning his master’s and studying with Stanley Yates; he performs regular gigs at Yada and Beachaven and is planning a local music school—his bluegrass group Red River Caravan will perform at Three Rifles Distillery on Aug. 15.

The Clarksville Kiwanis Club hosted the Reading Rodeo at F&M Bank Arena today — over 3,300 3rd-graders from local schools met children’s author Chris Grabenstein and received his latest book.

The event, recognized as a top service project, supports early reading skills through an annual outreach program.

APSU Foundation announced its board members for the 2026–27 fiscal year — including local business and community leaders — who will oversee investments and fundraising for university priorities.

Board Chair Tommy Bates said the team will work to support scholarships and academic excellence in the region.

The city is moving forward with plans to take over Ajax Turner Senior Center as local officials work on a budget that may include a tax hike while reviewing new fireworks guidelines and showcasing Clarksville’s historical photos.

Earlier this week, a 12-year-old in Oklahoma lost most of their hand when a sparkler exploded, prompting safety experts to advise Clarksville families that during today’s July 4 celebrations they should keep water nearby and consider safer alternatives like glow sticks + movie nights.

Montgomery Central pitcher Matthew Heimpel, who finished his senior year 7-0 (0.83 ERA), was named to the TSWA Class 3A All-State team and will join Jackson State Community College next spring.

Open Mic Night at Jokers Comedy House

7-9 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — Free entry — Enjoy a night of laughter with aspiring comedians sharing their talent on stage.

US Revival with Elder Seth Peasah

5 AM – 9 PM — DoubleTree by Hilton Clarksville Riverview — Free entry — Experience a powerful spiritual revival with uplifting worship and community connection.

Kid Kentucky Concert

7-9 p.m. — Downtown Commons — Free entry — Enjoy a night of free music with food trucks and drinks at the festive Downtown @ Sundown event.

Still Life in Graphite Workshop

1-2 p.m. — ArtLink Clarksville — $0.88 ticket service fee + $1.00 ticket service fee — Explore the art of still life drawing and elevate your skills in a friendly environment.