Rich Holladay is the Executive Director of Leadership Clarksville and also the co-owner of Water Dogs SCUBA and Safety. He joins Charlie and Katie to talk about why he and his family decided to call Clarksville home after serving in the Army, the local SCUBA scene and more.

Congressman Mark Green joins Charlie Koon, Katie Gambill and Chris Smith of Clarksvillenow.com on this special episode. The Congressman shares stories from his recent trips to Ukraine, Poland, and Romania. He gives a look into the conflict there, what American troops are doing in the region and what the city of Clarksville can do to support our soldiers who are working hard in this very volatile region of the world.

There is only one Kevin Kennedy. Lawyer, tv host, philanthropist, Tik Tok Star, and so much more. He joins Charlie and Katie to share his story. From growing up in a family that has been in Clarksville since shortly after the Revolutionary war, to law school, and serving his community.

The Wear Blue Run to Remember is coming to the Nashville Rock and Roll Marathon creating a mile for runners to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Kristi Murtha from the Christian County Chamber of Commerce and Catherine Bertoldi of the Clarksville Chamber talk about teaming up for this event, and how you can be a part of it.

Anne Fugate is the Transitioning Service Manager for the TAPs Program on Fort Campbell. She joins Charlie and Katie to talk about life as a military brat and how she ended up in Clarksville. She also shares the mission of TAPs, and talks about services like the spouse employment center. This Fort Campbell series is brought to you by F&M Bank.

Someone told Nicholas Nicoletta that Clarksville was a biscuit town and not a bagel town, he took that as a challenge and has opened up a new bagel shop in Clarksville. He joins Charlie and Katie to talk about this new culinary adventure, he recent weight loss journey, and some of his favorite foods.

Judge Ashleigh Travis is the Child Support Magistrate Judge for the 18th and 19th Judicial Districts. She joins Charlie and Katie to share her story of growing up in Clarksville, being the first class at Austin Peay under the Hope Lottery Scholarship, going to Law School in Nashville and serving her community from the bench.

Terry Jalinsky is the President of the Korean American Association. She joins Charlie and Katie to talk about how she came to call Clarksville home. She also shares the Association's mission of helping Koreans adjust to life in Clarksville, and sharing Korean culture with the community.

The Candlelight Ball is back, after a cancellation and a virtual year due to Covid, the incredible fundraiser for APSU Students is back in person. Nikki Peterson and Betsy Baggett stop by to talk about all of the fun you can expect at this year’s event.

Get to know Colonel Andrew Jordan, the Garrison Commander of Fort Campbell. Find out why he was excited to return to the Clarksville area after serving with the 5th Special Forces Group, what a day in the life of a Garrison Commander looks like, and big projects and events coming to post.

This Fort Campbell Series is Presented by F&M Bank