Fast Facts
01/23/2026
Business After Hours
Business After Hours, February 19, 2026 – Strawberry Alley, 103 Strawberry Alley from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM. There will be free food, free drinks, and networking opportunities for local business leaders. RSVP is not required.
Clarksville Young Professionals
CYP will meet on February 4, at Noon, located at the Chamber office – Hankook Room, 335 Franklin Street. Our guest speakers will be Dr. LeAnn Wills and Dr. Sarah Mendoza, APSU Mental Health. If you are interested in joining our CYP, the cost for members is $100 annually. Contact Tina at tparker@clarksville.tn.us or by calling 931-245-4342.
Women In Business Luncheon – Angie M. Callen
You are invited to an inspiring afternoon of networking, empowerment, and leadership at our Women in Business Luncheon, presented by CDE Lightband Business. We are honored to welcome Angie M. Callen as our keynote speaker, True to You: Advancing Your Career as a Woman in Male-Dominated Fields. Thursday, March 26 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM at The Tanglewood House, 1601 Madison Street. Registration is $50 and Reserved Tables of (8) are available for $500. REGISTER HERE Contact Tina Parker tparker@clarksville.tn.us (931) 245-4342 for more information.
Nominate a Business
The Chamber would like you to nominate business of the month. The goal of this program is to promote Chamber businesses and recognize them for all the good they do in the community. Follow this link to nominate a business
https://www.clarksvillechamber.com/forms/nominate-a-business-of-the-month
Nominate a Military/Veteran-Owned Business of the Month
The Chamber’s Military Affairs Committee is accepting nominations for its monthly military/veteran-owned business of the month recognition. The goal of this program is to promote Chamber businesses that are owned by veterans, service members, or veteran/military family members and recognize them for all the good they do in the community. E-mail nominations to Renny at Renny@clarksville.tn.us
Warming Shelters Open Over Weekend – Volunteers Needed
With below-freezing temperatures and possible snow expected beginning Thursday night, January 22, Clarksville warming shelters are continuing services for residents in need, supported by local nonprofits including Urban Ministries, the Salvation Army, Community Action Agency, and Irene Center for Hope. Increased winter weather is expected to raise demand for volunteers, and individuals needing assistance can call (931) 472-3355 to be directed to available resources. Those interested in volunteering or hosting a meal can find opportunities through the city’s Homeless Services page or by contacting Clarksville Area Urban Ministries. Volunteer links can be found here https://www.clarksvilletn.gov/1410/Homeless-Services-The-Canopy-Initiative
Montgomery County Trustee’s Office – Open House
The Montgomery County Trustee’s Office has opened an expanded space to better serve elderly and disabled taxpayers, featuring a new Tax Relief Services division that offers private, appointment-based assistance for Tennessee’s Tax Relief and Tax Freeze Programs. An Open House will be held Friday, January 30, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, at 350 Pageant Lane, Suite 101-E, where the public can tour the space, meet staff, and learn about available services. For more information, please visit the Montgomery County Trustee’s Office at www.montgomeryth.gov/trustee or attend the Open House on January 30.
Millan Foundation – Service Beyond the Uniform
Join a Free community panel event at The Press on Thursday, February 5, 2026, at 4:00 PM followed by a reception in The Jude Room. This event features Veterans and active-duty service members exploring leadership, purpose, and practical ways to continue serving others. Led by Brigadier General (Ret.) Scott E. Brower and sponsored by Jack and Margie Turner, the panel includes CW4(Ret.) Josh Burch, CW5(Ret.) Gary Linfoot, CW4(Ret.) Joe Shakeenab, Sgt. Maj.(Ret.) Hector Santos, and USAF Capt. Alexis Shaw. RSVP : https://givebutter.com/SBTU2026
Austin Peay State University Career Success Center – Govs Go Pro
Govs Go Pro: Student-Athlete Networking Event. Meet student-athletes who bring leadership, teamwork, and discipline to the workplace-ideal candidates for internships and entry-level roles. February 9, 2026, from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at The Press, 211 S 2nd Street. The event is free to attend. RSVP HERE
City of Clarksville Tree Board – ‘Love a Tree Week’
Love a Tree Week is Feb. 9–15, and the City of Clarksville Tree Board is celebrating by sharing community tree stories on Facebook and giving away 14 Redbud or Dogwood trees (4–7 feet tall). To enter, be among the first 14 to finish the phrase “I would LOVE to have a tree on my property because…” and submit your entry using this LINK by January 27 at 11:59 p.m. CT; winners will be notified in early February, and trees will be planted during Love a Tree Week. Participants must live within city limits, and homeowners are responsible for calling 811 before planting.
Make-A-Wish Middle Tennessee – Awareness Lunch
Join for lunch at this free event and learn how you can help make wishes come true for children in your community. February 10, 2026, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM at The Tanglewood House, 1601 Madison Street. Register HERE Questions? Email Caitlin Jett cjett@middletennessee.wish.org
Millan Enterprises – Voices at The Press
Sean henry, CEO of the Nashville Predators, joins Voices at The Press to chare practical insights on leadership, culture, brand, experience, and impact. Learn strategies for building high-performing teams, creating memorable experiences, and leaving a lasting mark on your community; insights you can apply in your own business or organization. February 18, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM at The Press, 211 S 2nd Street. Save Your Seat RSVP HERE