Meet Joe Padula – Your New Morning Show On Rewind 94.3


Joe Padula, a New Jersey native, New York lived and a War Veteran, previously serving in the historic 101st Airborne Division Screaming Eagles (Air Assault). As a decorated combat correspondent, Joe developed a love for radio and connecting with the local community. His show on Rewind 94.3 will host prominent community leaders and innovators each week. Clarksville’s Conversation occurs each weekday from 5:00a-9:00a. Live performances from regional and national artists, interactive games with listeners, and a robust digital integration during the show, makes The Joe Padula Show the perfect place for listeners to learn about what’s happening in Clarksville, Hopkinsville, Fort Campbell and have fun too, absolutely. 

Personally, Joe has received numerous awards from organizations such as Fort Campbell MWR, USO, Bikers Who Care, ReBOOT Recovery, Flourishing Families, and more. For more information on the show, visit Rewind943.com

News from ClarksvilleNow.com

The finished City Hall arch in July 2025. (Clarksville Foundry, contributed)

yesterday in News

Clarksville City Council rejects budget for third time, says no to Mason Rudolph partnership

The City Council met on Monday for the third first reading of the FY budget, where they voted to disapprove the proposed, amended budget with a proposed property tax rate of $1.03.

yesterday in Crime, News

Murder charge dismissed for one defendant in 2017 Mitchell Street shooting

Nearly 10 years after the Clarksville homicide, one defendant’s murder charge was dismissed this month while two others remain set for trial next year.

Sunday in News

Work week weather: Storms possible Monday, then dry and sunny

Clarksville forecast: Showers and thunderstorms will remain possible Monday before drier weather returns for the middle of the week.

Two wrestlers clash in a ring as one lifts the other overhead during a match, with a crowd watching closely nearby.

Saturday in Community, News

Wrestling benefit honors Kenwood bus crash victims, raises funds for families | PHOTOS

With a supportive crowd filling much of the National Guard Armory, the “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit brought the community together to support the Kenwood Middle School families impacted by the March 27 bus crash.

Clockwise from the top left, public removed from school board meeting, Stokes Park, Ascension Clarksville Medical Campus, 10 people who changed Clarksville.

Saturday in News

News in Clarksville: CMCSS denies liability in bus crash, public removed from meeting and other top stories this week

Here’s a look at the top local news stories, including CMCSS denying liability in the fatal bus crash, the public being removed from a school board meeting and the City Council rejecting the budget once again.