Def Leppard Viva Hysteria

Don’t miss “Def Leppard – Viva! Hysteria” on the Big Screen for Two Nights Only, – Wednesday, October 2^nd and Tuesday, October 8^th. at the Clarksville Stadium 16! Seating is limited, so if you don’t win tickets, go to Def Leppard’s Website to purchase tickets…

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Just TEXT ‘sugar’ to 77000 to be entered for your chance to win a pair of tickets to one of the two shows, 10/2 at 8:00pm or 10/8 at 8:00pm. Winners will also receive a commemorative poster.

Tune in on Sunday night at 7pm for a special one hour show featuring music from “Viva Hysteria”… 7p, Sunday night on Eagle 94.3.

News from ClarksvilleNow.com

yesterday in News, Weather

Work week weather: Sunny days, then rain, maybe snow, midweek

Clarksville forecast: A warming trend early in the week will give way to unsettled and then colder conditions by midweek.

yesterday in News

Man found dead in store parking lot in Clarksville

A man was found dead in a parking lot in Clarksville Sunday morning.

Clockwise from the top left, The Well, Mayor's Power Breakfast, feral hogs and F&M Bank Arena.

Saturday in News

News in Clarksville: Homeless debate, Highway 374 update and other top stories this week

Here’s a look at the top Clarksville news stories this week, including the debate over a homeless outreach center and a settlement for the professor fired over a Charlie Kirk post.

An SUV rolled over on Boot Hill on Jan. 10, 2026. (Ross St. Louis, Dash 10 Media)

Saturday in News

Driver injured in early-morning SUV rollover on Boot Hill

An SUV rolled over on Boot Hill early Saturday morning in Clarksville.

Public meeting held on Friday, Jan. 2, over The Well as a possible homeless outreach center with expanded services. (Christian Brown)

Friday in News, Opinion, Podcasts, The Clarksville Rundown

The Clarksville Rundown: How homeless outreach center plan stalled out, and what happens next | PODCAST

A plan to consolidate homeless outreach services downtown stalled at the gate, but that doesn’t mean it’s a bad idea. Here’s how the city, nonprofits and downtown stakeholders can work things out.