Tony Centonze is a local journalist based in Clarksville, Tennessee. He writes for FLIPPEN and MICHEAL, and his work has also been featured in The Leaf Chronicle. Tony covers a variety of local events and community news, including festivals, concerts, charity events, book launches, and political campaigns.
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Tony Centonze's coverage is primarily focused on local community events, with a strong emphasis on family and relationships as well as entertainment news. His articles often cover various community events such as festivals, music shows, charity galas, and book launches in the Clarksville area of Tennessee.
Given his focus on local community events and entertainment news in Clarksville, Tennessee, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or human interest stories that align with his themes of family & relationships and entertainment news. Additionally, he frequently covers seasonal events which presents an opportunity for timely event-related pitches tied to specific seasons or holidays.
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By: Tony Centonze
Clarksville, TN – Staff Sergeant Trey Robertson and his wife Brandy, a board-certified family nurse practitioner, have teamed up to open Clarksville’s Titan T Center, which specializes in testosterone and hormone optimization, weight loss, IV therapy, vitamin injections, and more.
Clarksville, TN – There is a gallery/studio in town that is like no other. When you walk in, you’ll see a seemingly normal selection of antiques, but you’ll quickly notice an unusual collection of items – a piece of railroad track that says Tennessee Rail on it, part of a weather vane, a decorative piece carved out of some black walnut that Steve Tyrrell found in the river.
Best of Clarksville. (Tony Centonze, Clarksville Living Magazine)
By: Tony Centonze, Anna Swann, Samantha Knight
Clarksville, TN – Sean and Candace Ruth, owners of Three Rifles Distillery, welcomed a different type of party animal to the Riverside District when they partnered with Mikaela’s Mutt Motel and Saving Kittens Sanctuary to host Meow-loween, an adoption event for dogs and cats.
By: Tony Centonze
Clarksville, TN - Barktoberfest: Barks & Brews moved to The Fallen Brewery this year, bringing dogs and dog lovers together to support local animal
Clarksville, TN - Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce's Business after Hours drew a large turnout to host-location Furniture Connection, operated by
By: Tony Centonze
Clarksville, TN - Folks from the Nashville Zoo recently returned to Clarksville to host another edition of Zooventures at Downtown Commons. Due to the
Mingle with Local. (Tony Centonze, Clarksville Living Magazine)
By: Tony Centonze
Clarksville, TN – If you check out the Serra Chevrolet Clarksville website, you’ll see that not only are they “proud to serve the brave soldiers of Fort Campbell, KY.” They are “Veteran owned and value driven.”
By: Tony Centonze
Clarksville, TN - Hundreds recently celebrated the diversity of our community at the annual International Festival hosted by Clarksville's Immaculate
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