Clarksville

Every state has its good side, like the weather, the tourist locations, like Gatlinburg or Nashville, and its people. It also has a bad side that doesn't always make the conversation: The people. Not all, but a select few that leave a dark mark on the state's history.

I've never slept in a dollhouse. Let's get that out of the way from the get-go. However, I have found a place in Clarksville, Missouri you can stay at that looks like a dollhouse overlooking the mighty Mississippi River.

There was a time, not so many years ago, when you would be hard pressed to witness the majesty of an American Bald Eagle just anywhere.

With so many events cancelled in 2020, it's great to see one of our fall favorites making the events calendar for October. The Clarksville Applefest takes place Oct. 10-11 at the community's historic Apple Shed.  Few small towns have the charm of Clarksville, Missouri...

There's no place like Clarksville. Dorothy, the Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, and even the Wicked Witch of the West will all be in Clarksville, Missouri for "A Day in Oz" on Saturday, August 29.

Recent Midwest rains result in a sharp rise in levels on the Mississippi River, and flood warnings being posted from Canton to Clarksville.

Missouri Route 79 is now OPEN between Louisiana and Clarksville after being closed due to flooding of the Mississippi River. Route 79 south of Clarksville still remains closed at this time. MoDOT crews have will continue to monitor River levels...