Wesley Irvin

1 day ago | clarksvillenow.com | Wesley Irvin

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Clarksville Writers Conference marked its 20th year with a three-day event held at the Austin Peay State University Art + Design Building, with a banquet in the Franklin Room at F&M Bank. The theme for this year was “20 Years: Growing a Garden of Words.”Writers and readers from around the region came together to attend workshops, learn from guest speakers, and mingle.

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Wesley Irvin

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The 2025 Montgomery County Fair is wrapping up at the Clarksville Speedway and Fairgrounds and continues through Saturday, May 31, from 1 to 11 p.m., offering visitors a variety of entertainment and attractions. Pig races and live shows run several times throughout the day, with the pigs racing toward a grand prize, an Oreo cookie. Visitors can also watch the World of Wonders show and explore the Museum of Marvels.

1 week ago | christiancountynow.com | Wesley Irvin

OAK GROVE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Spring into Summer Salutes Fort Campbell Festival took place in Oak Grove on Saturday, drawing thousands with carnival rides, family activities, and a free concert headlined by country music star Brantley Gilbert. The festival continues Sunday with more entertainment and attractions. Held at War Memorial Walking Trail Park, the annual two-day event celebrates military families and the surrounding community with free admission, concerts, rides, and more.

3 weeks ago | christiancountynow.com | Wesley Irvin

OAK GROVE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel added a new event to its racing calendar on Sunday with the debut of the inaugural charity Corgi Races. Held between the regularly scheduled harness races on Mother’s Day, the event featured corgis dashing down a 60-foot track, drawing in dog lovers and racing fans for a fun-filled day of friendly competition and fundraising.

4 weeks ago | clarksvillenow.com | Wesley Irvin

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Construction on the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum is moving steadily toward completion, with a projected grand opening in March 2026. The museum, located at the intersection of Tiny Town Road and Highway 41A, is set to become one of the most significant military museums in the Mid-South. Retired Maj. Gen. Brian Winski, President of the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation, described the project as a long-standing vision finally coming to life.