Charity Event to Benefit Camp Rainbow
October 2, 2010
Clarksville, TN – There is a charity soccer match tonight, October 2nd, at Rossview High School. Clarksville High School and Rossview High School girl’s soccer teams will play against each other to help raise money for Camp Rainbow.
Jeff Major who is the soccer coach for Clarksville High School has put this event together along with Bikers who Care and Camp Rainbow. [Read more]
Final Movies in the Park showing this Saturday!
August 26, 2010
Join Clarksville Parks and Recreation this Saturday, August 28th, at Heritage Park Soccer fields for this month’s Movies in the Park event, featuring the hit movie – The Dark Knight, which is rated PG-13.
Movie will begin at dark, with pre-show activities beginning around 6:30pm.
High School Student to Win a Car
August 14, 2010
12 others to win laptops just for trying harder in school.
Today at 4:30pm more than 200 Clarksville-Montgomery County High School students will get some reinforcement that hard work does pay off.
These students are among the 40 percent of those who took and passed their Advanced Placement exams and earned the privilege of participating in the second annual Joe Heitz Toyota Pass and Go event. One of those students’ names will be drawn to win a 2010 Toyota Yaris.
Twelve of the students will win laptops, donated by Premier Medical Group and all of them will walk away with USB jump drives. Additionally, random drawings will take place for $25.00 gas cards donated by Beach Oil Company. [Read more]
Premier Medical Group presents check to support Student Achievement
July 17, 2010
Advanced Placement students in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System are being motivated and rewarded for their academic achievements by Premier Medical Group, which donated $9,000 in laptops and flash drives for an upcoming recognition event.
All students who scored a 3, 4 or 5 on their Advanced Placement exams are eligible to receive a flash drive from Premier and 12 students will be the lucky recipients of new laptop computers.
Premier Medical Group physicians Dr. Paul Darke, Dr. Stephanie Schultz and Dr. Bill Moore present the check to School Board Chair Jim Mann and Education Foundation Vice President Jimmy Dunn.
