Mornings on Main Street Clarksville

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We head to Austin Peay State University and sit down with the Vice President of Military and Veterans Affairs.
Wood artist, Dr. Beatrix Brockman, from Clarksville, talks about some of her wood intarsia pieces.
Cheryl Lewis, columnist for Main Street Media of Tennessee, shares why she loves connecting with people and telling their stories.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We hear about the history and some upcoming performances from the President and Vice President of Clarksville Community Concert Association.
Lauren Breunig, singer and founding member of Windborne invite you to come see the vocal quartet at Mabry Concert Hall in Clarksville.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We invite Melanie Garcia to the studio to talk about what inspired her photo exhibit at Lorenzo Swinton Gallery.
Justin B. Bradford, Special Olympics Tennessee Director of Marketing & Communications, invites us out to participate in a polar plunge.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We talk about a New Year's Eve Celebration happening at Downtown Commons in Clarksville with the event planning committee.
ArtLink owner, Maria Haycraft, has some tickets left for some events happening before the balloon drop.
We look at 3 sparkling wines for New Year's with Emily Trageser, owner of The Vine on Franklin in Clarksville.
Arya Smiley, a chef in Clarksville, tells us how to create some quick and simple Hors d'oeuvres.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We speak with Generational Home Builders contributor, Frank Tate, about how they're helping those in need this holiday season.
Tom Adkinson travels to Downtown Clarksville and tells us about four unique shops where you can do some last minute shopping.
Tony Centonze, tells us about becoming the new publisher of Clarksville Living magazine. 
We take a look at Christmas for the Troops hosted by Tennessee Titans with the organizer, Julianne Folk.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
LoriAnn Tinajero, Executive Director of Tennessee River Red Cross Chapter, shares information about nearby shelters and disaster relief.
The General Manager of CDE Lightband in Clarksville invited us out to tell us about the hard work going into restoring power to Montgomery County.
We meet with owner and agent of Alexis Goines Allstate Insurance Agency in Clarksville.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
Local Rotary Clubs give a large donation to Imagination Library in Montgomery County.
Emily Ruck & Melanie Garcia invite us up to Clarksville this Saturday to an event called Downtown Holiday Hop.
Music Director of the Gateway Chamber Orchestra, Greg Wolynec, invites us to see their special rendition of the Nutcracker this weekend in Clarksville.
We visit with Mary Hance to chat about the benefits of her Ms. Cheap Penny Drive for Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We head out to Waverly to a One Generation Away food distribution and speak with volunteers and the organization's founder.
Dr. Kevin Kennedy Jr. shares with us the history of the Clarksville Tongue Tie Center and the importance of its services.
Clarksville's Gilded Sage owner invites us to get some "fairy hair" at one of her events.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
Major Katie Chase shares with us how the Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive in Clarksville works.
The importance of Pathway of Hope through the Salvation Army is explained to us by Program Director, Michael Bown.
The president and CEO of Main Street Media of Tennessee, Dave Gould, sat down with us to share the details of the company's growth.

The Wrap by Main Street Clarksville reporter, Cheri Reeves.
We took a visit to F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville to see the new KultureCity Sensory Room.
Founder of Black Clarksville, Tiff Perkins, tells us about her organization and some upcoming events.
William "Buzz" Hoom, APSU's Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, shares with us his podcast, Govs on The Go out of Clarksville.