Planters Bank Nissan Cube Finalists Total Five
September 24, 2010
Clarksville, TN – Two additional finalists were selected this week for the Planters Bank 2010 Nissan Cube Giveaway. Finalist number four, Renee Hampton of Clarksville, was selected from more than 1,200 entries received at the bank’s Downtown market booth.
Hampton graduated from Montgomery Central High School in May and is an employee at the Sango Wal-Mart. As a semi-finalist, she received a $100.00 gas card from Mathews Nissan.
Candy Peters from Hopkinsville was selected as a fifth finalist from entries during the Christian County Salute Week. Peters received a $100.00 gas card from Garland Nissan in Hopkinsville.
Renee Hampton of Clarksville Tennessee
2010 Lone Oak Picnic
August 2, 2010
Only July 31st, the Central Civitan Club put on the 102nd Annual Lone Oak Picnic. Several political candidates were on hand giving speeches and shaking hands. All proceeds from the picnic go right back into the community to help victims of fire to replace furniture and clothing, and into the local schools (Montgomery Central High School, Middle School and Elementary School as well as Cumberland Heights Elementary).
MCHS held Groundbreaking Ceremony today at Noon
June 8, 2010
Clarksville Montgomery County School System received six competitive bids for renovations and additions to Montgomery Central High School with Denark Construction, Inc. of Knoxville submitting the low bid of $18,395,000.
Violette Architecture / Interior Design led the project’s multi-disciplinary design team from Master Planning through Construction Document production and Bidding. Architects, Interior, Graphics and Food Service Designers, Civil, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineers were challenged to upgrade the unique forty year-old education facility to current safety, accessibility and academic standards without exceeding fixed construction budget limits.
The project’s design increases the school’s total area by over fifty percent through six additions and interior renovations throughout. The largest addition is over 40,000 square feet in area. Located near Highway 48/13, it includes media center and administrative space on the first floor and freshman academy on the second floor.
- Architect Rendering of MCHS Design
