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Clarks·ville

(klärks′vĭl′)
A city of northwest Tennessee on the Cumberland and Red Rivers northwest of Nashville. An important tobacco market, it is also a manufacturing center.
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Clarks•ville

(ˈklɑrks vɪl)

n.
a city in N Tennessee. 72,620
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On a Wednesday of big headlines about epic flooding on the Arkansas River, the city of Clarksville was looking to sunny days ahead, announcing a 5ドル million, 2.86-megawatt expansion of one of Arkansas' largest municipal solar power plants.
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Northrop Realty, A Long & Foster Company, has opened an office in Columbia Town Center this week at5570 Sterrett Place.<br />The new 1,000-square-foot office is Northrop Realty's second Howard County location, joining the company's headquarters in Clarksville. It will house Northrop Realty's director of relocation, 10 full-time real estate agents and a client care coordinator.<br />The company plans to continue to open additional offices in the future.
The Bank has eighteen offices in western Kentucky and middle Tennessee as well as Heritage Bank Wealth Management of Murray, Kentucky, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Kingston Springs, Tennessee, and Clarksville, Tennessee and Heritage Mortgage Services of Clarksville, Tennessee, and loan production offices in Nashville, Tennessee and Brentwood, Tennessee.
Korea's largest tire maker said Wednesday it held an opening ceremony for the plant, capable of producing 5.5 million tires annually, in Clarksville, the southeastern state of Tennessee.
Clarksville Foundry (Clarksville, Tennessee) cast a replica of a Civil War cannon that was donated to Montgomery County (Tennessee) by the area's Rotary Club.
* Manufacturing Advisory Committee, TCAT Dickson and Clarksville
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