Strawberry Alley Ale Works

Can we talk for a minute about downtown Clarksville? Admittedly, I haven’t lived here my whole life, but in the last four years, I have noticed a big change in the heart of this city. Downtown seems to be growing and changing everyday. One of the businesses attributing to that growth is Strawberry Alley Ale …

5 Reasons You Should Stop Renting And Start Owning

As a real estate agent, I believe in the importance of homeownership. I believe that we should all have a bit of property, no matter how big or small, that we can call our own. If you’re still unsure about buying or if you’re looking for a push in the direction of homeownership or if …

The Candleloft

There’s something so gratifying about being able to say “I made that!” As a lifelong crafter, one of my mottos is why buy it when I can make it? But my husband will be the first to tell you that those words often get me in trouble. I have boxes upon boxes of craft supplies, …

Beachaven Winery

Not many people would say that Tennessee and wine go hand in hand, but Clarksville residents and the folks at Beachaven Winery know better. I had the opportunity to chat with Louisa Cooke, one of the original founders; this local business has quite the back story. In the 1940’s, Judge William O. Beach and his …

Mugsy’s Coffee Co

In this week’s Clarksville Small Business Spotlight, I’m featuring Mugsy’s Coffee Co. A family and veteran owned coffee shop with two locations in Clarksville. The first and oldest location is perfectly situated directly across the street from the entrance to Fort Campbell and their newest location is on Dunlop Lane amidst medical offices, drugstores, and …

Why We Chose Clarksville

Where to begin? I’ll start with a bit of an intro. My name is Jessica. I’m married to a former Marine, Vincent. And we have two beautiful daughters, Savannah and Josephine. We also have a Siberian Husky named Azula (aka Zuzu) who we adopted about 3 years ago. And surprise! We are not Clarksville locals. …