Command Sergeant Major Joseph Harbour is the Garrison CSM for Fort Campbell. He joins Charlie and Katie to share the story of why he joined the army, what a garrison CSM does, what makes Fort Campbell special, and some great events coming to post. This Fort Campbell episode brought to you by F&M Bank.

Joe and Cathy Maynard have a lot of things going on in Clarksville, they stop by with Sara Golden to give an update on their amazing new three-story restaurant, Shelby’s Trio, and talk about an incredible event called Operation Honor, which provides support to the military and their families.

With the F&M Bank Arena set to open this summer, the big question is where will everyone park? Buck Dellinger, president and CEO of the Clarksville-Montgomery County Economic Development Council, has three answers, and they add up to over 2,500 spaces in walking distance of the arena. This week, he talks parking with Katie and Charlie on Clarksville’s Conversation.

Betty Guthrie is the Lead Human Resource Assistant in the Transition Center on Fort Campbell. She is also the Installation Voting Assistance Officer. Find out what you need to do if you are serving on Post or are a Military Spouse and want to vote in the upcoming election. This Fort Campbell Episode is powered by F&M Bank.

Marcus Ufeanyui and Julius Anderson work at the Retirement Services Office on Fort Campbell. They join Charlie and Katie to talk about what services the office provides to soldiers as they get ready to retire, and an event coming up in early October. This Fort Campbell episode is brought to you by F&M bank.

Marcia and Nathan Clark live on a farm that has been in her family since 1886 and has been designated by the State of Tennessee as a Century Farm. They decided after encouragement from friends to open an event venue on the farm called the Ruby Cora so others could enjoy the space. Hear all about life on the farm and the ups and downs of running one of the most popular event venues in Montgomery County on this episode of Clarksville’s Conversation.

Gerald Harrison is the Director of Athletics for Austin Peay State University. He stops by to talk about some fun new events coming to Fortera Stadium for Govs Football. He also shares some big improvements made to the Athletic facilities and gives us a little peak into his life as not only an Athletic Director but the Father of teenage girls.

Andrew Arbogast was a soldier who served on Fort Campbell. After leaving the Army he had an idea to start his own business based on his Dad’s cheese dip recipe, and Arbo’s Cheese Dip was born. What started out as a regional treat is expanding into markets all over the south, and you’ll soon be able to find it on Clarksville shelves.

Robert Coonce is the Fire Chief on Fort Campbell. He has served with the Department of Defense all over the world, and is now happy to call Fort Campbell home. He talks about the incredible partnership between the City of Clarksville, Montgomery County and Fort Campbell Fire and Rescue, and more.

This Fort Campbell Episode brought to you by F&M Bank.

Clarksville Dad Edward Gaither and his daughter Kaeli decided to do something big this past summer, a motorcycle ride across the country. They rode over 5000 miles and saw 30 states and made lots of memories along the way. Hear all about their adventure and their plans for future daddy daughter rides.