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The Clarksville/Montgomery County community is invited to attend a free health fair at Nashville State’s Clarksville campus, April 13, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local food trucks will be on-campus.

More than 600 Humphreys County high schoolers and eighth graders visited Nashville State’s Humphreys County campus to learn about high-demand and high-wage careers.

Leaders from area institutions gathered to celebrate at the site of what will be the Dickson County Center for Higher Education.

Since fall 2021, Nashville State has been offering Kurdish language courses through a partnership with and the financial support of Indiana University, Hamilton Lugar School of Global & International Studies.

Local and regional food and beverage artisans are coming together for the annual Tennessee Flavors presented by Amazon on Tuesday, March 5, on the Southeast campus of Nashville State.

Nashville State is offering a tuition-free Kurdish language class at the Southeast campus.

The partnership helps to ensure CodeX Academy students are well-equipped and actively supported in development and learning.

As growth expands in the Clarksville, Montgomery County area, economic development opportunities arise that benefit local residents and business interests.

Eighteen- to 23-year-old residents in Humphreys, Benton, Perry, and Stewart counties interested in attending Nashville State Community College’s Humphreys County campus now have access to a scholarship, Funding our Future, thanks to the 21st Century...

Mayor Freddie O'Connell has approved use of funds from the Nashville GRAD program to include Nashville Flex program participants, giving part-time students at Nashville State Community College important support to complete their degree.