Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Veteran Business of the Month, Libertas Cryo

Clarksville, TN – Libertas Cryo, owned by Steven Price and Jeff Pifer, is a wellness center in Clarksville that offers its patients therapies in pain relief and healing, immunity boosting, muscle recovery and more.

“We’re like a wellness and recovery center,” Price said. “We offer cryotherapy, cold plunges, traditional and infrared sauna, halo therapy – also known as salt therapy, red light therapy, and compression. We’ve been open about four months now, in Sango,”

Price did twenty years in the military, retiring as an E8, Master Sergeant. His final duty title was 18 Zulu. He was a Special Forces senior leader in 5^th group from the end of  2008 until he retired.

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Don’t Miss It: $5 Minimum Donation for The ‘V’ Monologues Opening Night at Roxy Regional Theatre

Clarksville, TN – Happy New Year!! We hope your holidays were filled with joy and your 2025 is off to a wonderful start! We’re back — and, for the 22nd year, so are Eve Ensler’s wildly popular series of monologues about women and performed by women!

Opening Night Rush for The Vagina Monologues is this Friday, January 10th, 2025.  All tickets not pre-sold at the regular price will go on sale at 6:30pm on Friday for a $5.00 minimum donation.

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Clarksville Living Magazine wins Best Publication/Magazine at 2024 Best of Clarksville

Clarksville, TN – Last week, Governor’s Square Mall was buzzing with excitement as the community gathered for the 28th annual Best of Clarksville 2024 event. Attendees had the chance to vote for their favorite local businesses, and the winners were crowned the BEST OF CLARKSVILLE in their respective categories.

One standout winner of the night was Clarksville Living Magazine, which secured the title of Best Publication/Magazine for the second year in a row! This back-to-back win highlights the publication’s exceptional service and strong connection to the Clarksville community.

“Winning Best of Clarksville is an incredible affirmation that our readers value and support us. It shows that our efforts to deliver compelling local stories and event coverage are being seen and appreciated. With each issue, we work hard to raise the bar, and we believe every new edition is our best yet,” stated Tony Centonze, Publisher of Clarksville Living Magazine.

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