Lee Erwin is a Senior Reporter at Clarksville Now. He covers a range of topics including public education, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and social issues such as diversity and inclusion, as well as racial issues. Lee's work is featured in various outlets, highlighting his commitment to culture and society.
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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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By: Lee Erwin
Veteran Equine Time in Clarksville was recently the site of a Fort Campbell soldier reenlistment in the Army, on horseback.
By: Lee Erwin
Donating blood has been a family tradition for Raymond Swadley, starting with his mother and father, and now his grandson.
By: Lee Erwin
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville works to give children greater confidence, attain educational success and reach their full potential.
Bella's Closet was a dream shared between two friends to help women become more confident and successful, and make a difference for families in Clarksville.
The Salvation Army in Clarksville welcomed 10 new Advisory Board Members.
Mikaela's Nutt Motel foster's rescue dogs, providing love, care, and training until they are ready for adoption into their forever families.
By: Lee Erwin
The Boys & Girls Club of Middle Tennessee-Clarksville Club held it 2nd Annual, Summer Festival, Saturday, May 30 at Kenwood High School.
By: Lee Erwin
The sixth annual Clarksville Juneteenth Block Party was held Saturday at Dixon Park, hosted by Black Clarksville.
The mission of the CMC Education Foundation is to support Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools by providing additional funding.
The United Way of Greater Nashville envisions a community where every person has an equal chance at a bright future.
