Lee Erwin is a journalist based in Clarksville, Tennessee, focusing on local news and events. With Clarksville Now, Lee covers a wide range of topics including community events, charity initiatives, local businesses, and human interest stories that highlight the unique aspects of the Clarksville community.
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Lee Erwin's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, non-profit organizations, and local businesses in Clarksville, Tennessee. The articles predominantly cover event highlights, press releases from local businesses or organizations, and seasonal topics related to family & relationships.
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Clarksville Now Korean American Association of Clarksville Lunar New Year celebration on Feb. 10, 2024. (Lee Erwin)
By: Lee Erwin
Rose Beauty Bar specializes in all hair textures and lengths and says there is no hair they cannot do.
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Clarksville Now 15th Annual Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Home Show at Governors Square Mall on Mar. 16, 2024. (Lee Erwin)
Clarksville Now West Creek High School Criminal Justice Academy students, along with local first responder agencies held a Mock Car Crash and distracted driving demonstration on Mar. 22, 2024. (Lee Erwin)
By: Lee Erwin
The Clarksville Civitan Club hosted their 2024 Public Safety Awards on Wednesday, recognizing Clarksville-Montgomery County law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical personnel.
By: Lee Erwin
Withe the help of the washer and dryer donation from LG, athletic students at MCMS will be able to play and practice their sports and activities in clean clothing and uniforms.
Clarksville Now Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden, Colonel Samuel Preston & Mayor Joe Pitts present a wreath at the Clarksville-Montgomery County Memorial Day Ceremony on May 27, 2024. (Lee Erwin)
Clarksville Now Tennessee House Deputy Speaker Curtis Johnson speaking to the Clarksville Kiwanis Club on Jun, 4, 2024. (Lee Erwin)
CMCSS high school students and Boys & Girls Club supporters participating in the Coding Camp at Kenwood Middle School, on June 3, 2024. (Lee Erwin)
By: Lee Erwin
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Out of Darkness Walk is set for Saturday, September 14 at APSU.
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