Honey Baked Ham Company® Brings Delicious Hams and Family-Friendly Dining to Clarksville
Indulge Your Sweet Tooth at Rocket Fizz’s New Location in Governor’s Square Mall, Coming this Fall
Clarksville, TN – It’s one of those sweet recollections from childhood: That special treat that you got every once in a while. If you were lucky, you could find it most of the time at the neighborhood store.
You’ll soon be able to savor it again at Rocket Fizz Soda Pop and Candy Shop, a new store at Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville, Tennessee. This throw-back confectionary will occupy nearly 2,000 square feet of space in the mall’s north concourse, next to Spencer’s.
Clarksville Distillery Triumphs: Old Glory Distilling’s Spirits Shine at International Competition
Clarksville, TN – Old Glory Distilling Co., a family-owned distillery in Clarksville, won two national awards for its locally-made spirits at the 2024 American Spirits Council of Tasters (ASCOT) Awards.
The distillery’s Bottled-in-Bond Tennessee Whiskey was honored with a Double Platinum award, and its Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon secured a Gold award.
The ASCOT Awards, an international spirits competition founded by renowned spirits personality and veteran tasting judge Fred Minnick, is celebrated for its rigorous judging process. Old Glory’s accolades were earned in a blind-tasting competition, pitting their products against some of the world’s top spirits. Old Glory received top marks from judges on appearance, aroma, taste, and finish.
Governor’s Square Mall Unveils Stunning Transformation: New Look, Amenities, and More!
Clarksville, TN – Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville, Tennessee, is getting a new look and new excitement. Major renovation work is commencing to further enhance the beauty and comfort of this popular retail destination for consumers in the region.
The multi-million dollar project will incorporate new flooring, lighting, signage, customer amenities, interior décor, wall and ceiling finishes. The complex’s exterior will undergo similar upgrades, along with repaving, new landscaping, and upgraded LED pylon signage on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
F&M Bank announces Becca Marchman as New Head of Retail Banking
Clarksville, TN – F&M Bank announced today that Becca Marchman has joined the company as Head of Retail Banking. She oversees F&M’s network of retail branches, customer growth and retention, consumer lending, business development, and employee coaching.
With more than 16 years in the financial services industry and a deep knowledge of retail banking, Marchman joined F&M to fully utilize her expertise and talent. Her proficiencies include developing programs and strategies to decrease retail turnover, engaging new hires, and ensuring appropriate communication to deliver strategic initiatives and effectively measure their execution.
Discover Clarksville’s Food Scene with Hell’s Kitchen Champion Alex Belew
Clarksville, TN – Hell’s Kitchen Season 21 Winner Alex Belew recently worked with Visit Clarksville to help promote the city’s “surprising” culinary scene.
Featured in a series of videos for Visit Clarksville’s YouTube and Instagram channels, Belew is a Murfreesboro resident whose wife attended Austin Peay State University.
Chick’nCone holds Grand Opening for Clarksville store
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Chick’nCone, a fast-casual restaurant that combines the savory goodness of fried chicken with the convenience of a handheld waffle cone.
The new restaurant, which is located at 1011 Winn Way, just off Exit 11, is the first Chick’nCone to be opened in the state of Tennessee. The grand opening celebration included free food samples, door prizes, and the official introduction of the company’s new honey fire sauce.
Rosemary and Lewis Murphy are the franchise owners who made the Clarksville location possible.
“We are the first in Tennessee,” Rosemary said. “We have friends who opened franchises in New York a couple of years ago. Lewis joined the conversation, “There are about 25 locations currently in the United States, and actually some locations in Dubai.”
Chick’nCone in Clarksville to hold Grand Opening Ceremony May 12th
Clarksville, TN – Chick’nCone, the popular fast-casual restaurant chain that combines the savory goodness of fried chicken with the convenience of a handheld waffle cone, is thrilled to announce the official grand opening of its newest location in Clarksville, Tennessee.
This marks the very first Chick’nCone franchise to open its doors in Tennessee, and the community is invited to attend the grand opening event on May 12th from 11:00am to 2:00pm.
Located at 1011 Winn Way, just off of Exit 11, and situated in the same complex as OrangeTheory Fitness and Papa Johns, Chick’nCone’s newest restaurant is sure to delight foodies and fans of the brand alike. The grand opening day will be filled with excitement, featuring free food samples, door prizes, and the introduction of a brand-new honey fire sauce.
Shelby’s Trio holds Grand Opening in Downtown Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – Shelby’s Trio, Joe, and Cathi Maynard’s three-story restaurant which features a different concept on each floor, is now open in Downtown Clarksville.
The main level features Joe’s Garage, an American eatery with a bar area and outdoor seating. Guests can also view muscle cars from Joe’s collection while they dine.
The second floor is home to Trattoria di Cat, an elegant Italian restaurant, that has been on Cathi’s bucket list for more than twenty years.
Camacho’s Famous serves up Chicago-Style Pizza to Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – You could argue that Camacho’s Famous, a recently opened Chicago-style pizza place located on highway 76, was ‘famous’ before it even opened.
Andrew and Marie Duenas made their mark on Clarksville’s food scene in a very unusual way.
“I was doing pizza out of the house during COVID-19,” Andrew Duenas said. “One day we thought we would see how Clarksville felt about Chicago-style pizza. It was a weird time, with COVID-19, and all the isolation. Our neighborhood was doing a neighborhood yard sale, so we decided to make some samples, give them away, and see what everyone thought. We wanted to see if they even knew what Chicago-style pizza was.”