The visitor center is small yet welcoming. I like how it is by hotels. Masks are required to enter…read more The place is neat and clean. I really like how everything is available to pick out like brochures. Postcards are not free like they are in most visitor centers. I paid 50 cents for each postcard. Gwen at the front desk was helpful. She gave me a bag to put brochures. I highly recommend this place to people who want to explore Clarksville and Tennessee.

Clean restrooms, friendly staff, plenty of tourist info. Vending machines. Plenty of area to walk…read moreor rest and cool down in the shade, even for your four legged friends.

Second attempt trying to get a drivers license at this facility. Wait times are measured in the…read moremultiple hours (3-5 hrs). All available parking is full and everywhere around the area has no parking signs posted. Staff at the facility are very helpful and friendly but it's clearly a broken system.

The facility is woefully under sized and under staffed for the population served. There is…read moreinsufficient parking and the building physically too small for all the clients to fit inside and people were standing in line outside the building. I submitted all the necessary documents on line for a "Real ID", and that application was valid until 30 July. Once I received the email stating the documents were approved, I tried to schedule an appointment online on July 7 and the first available appointment was September third...and my application was only valid until 30 July. I had no choice but to go to the service center and wait in line with everyone else. We arrived 15 minutes before the office opened and the line was wrapped around the building I had to park a 1/2 mile from the building and It took 3 hours to get a license. The staff was great and working very hard, but the volume of clients was overwhelming. When we finally got to the counter, I asked the clerk if today was an unusual day and she stated "it's like this everyday". This is a systemic problem...the facility and staffing levels are not suitable for the population they serve. The department needs to take action!

We recently started to homeschool and I've been looking around for activities to bring my kids to…read moreso they can socialize and learn. We've been wanting to go to the library and so happy we did. They have many activities for kiddos and their kiddo section is big, clean and amazing. We love it! Would highly recommend anyone to come here. Large variety of books and everyone there is so friendly

Some people believe that libraries are going the way of the dinosaur. Yet, by the way Clarksville's…read morelibrary has progressed over the years, this would never cross your mind once you step inside. It is a library - yet they have more just 'archaic books on a shelf'. They have a growing computer lab, 60+ computers last I checked. With these computer labs, come various computer classes from the elderly to coding for children. They have a children's section and a pre-teen section so you don't have to run around looking for books that you might enjoy. The children's section is actually behind an extra set of doors for added security. There are secluded study rooms, numerous audio books and the latest DVDs that the library receives all the time. No reason to use a Redbox when this library has the latest and greatest movies. This library has also kept up with technology. You can reserve your items online, and then you will receive an e-mail once it comes in and they will hold it for you. Not only that, but say you want a book that they don't have; simply request it online via their 'order form.' I have actually done this needing a certain study guide. The book came in a few weeks later, and I received an e-mail stating it was ready for pickup. Couldn't ask for more - all for 'free'.

We got in and out rather quickly. Staff was surprisingly nice and helpful. The office is very small…read morefor the capacity in Clarksville, however, on the day we went, it was very quick service.

10+ years of not having a working telephone. I'm truly surprised this place is still open. It…read moreshould be shut down and save some tax payer funds. What a waste. Since the phones don't work you get to enjoy a day of standing in a cramped hot building for a short simple no answer from the lousy staff that works here. Don't expect any help with anything. You will literally just stand around all day and waste your time. It's very difficult to accomplish anything here.

A popular road side attraction in this area is the statue of Frank Sutton in Clarksville, TN. Frank…read moreSutton was one of Clarksville's famous residents. He was, also, a famous actor on television. He played the memorable role of "Sgt. Carter" from the CBS sitcom, "Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. . More information about this iconic statue: Source : https://www.visitclarksvilletn.com/listing/frank-sutton-statue/138/ The statue of Frank Sutton emerged glowing in the midday sun and evoked oohs and ahs from the crowd when it was unveiled in May 2017. Sculptor Wise's statue perfectly evokes Sutton's famous "Sgt. Carter" from the CBS sitcom, "Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.," with his trademark hat, lean-forward stance, square jaw and flaring nostrils. Mayor Kim McMillan acknowledged that Frank Sutton remains a "favorite son" of our community. "He gave distinguished service to our country, and by all accounts, he was always fond of Clarksville, and remained true to his relatives and roots here." Mark Holleman -- civic leader and broker/owner of Coldwell Banker Conroy, Marable & Holleman -- working with the City of Clarksville, led the drive to place the statue near the Roxy Theatre in Sutton's hometown. "This is about keeping the past alive for our youngsters, like these students who gather here with us today," Holleman said. "This all started when one of my agents, Pat Powers, a distant relative of Frank Sutton, and I started talking about making this a company project. It was a long two years of hard work, but it turned out great, thanks to Scott Wise, the City, and of course, the group of investors who contributed the money." Sutton, whose parents met while working at The Leaf-Chronicle, took to the stage as a student at East High School in Nashville, where his family moved when he was 8. He returned to Clarksville after high school and worked as a radio announcer. During World War II, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in the South Pacific. After the war, he began a notable career as an actor, with many TV roles in shows. But Sutton will always be remembered for his breakthrough role as tough Marine Corps Sgt. Vince Carter in the "Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C." television series with Jim Nabors. He chose to be buried in Clarksville, which he always considered home. by Richard Stevens

No waiting in lines for early voting. Very organized. There are several check in slots and multiple…read morevoting booths available. Took all but 5 minutes total to complete my voting process. Early voting ends Oct. 31. This location is open Mon-Fri 8am am to 6pm. And Sat 9am to 1pm. Happy Voting folks!!

Voted early. Line went faster than I thought it would. The line was strategically placed under an…read moreoverhang and we were all in the shade. It was actually pretty nice. I was confused my there was a coffee shop in the complex area, right along the line and it was closed on a Saturday. They missed out on a few hundred or more customers. The election office was well organized and clean. Having bathrooms might've been a good idea.

Never in my life will I EVER say this again: This DMV WAS AWESOME!!!…read more + Efficient + Friendly + No lines + Social distancing observed Not that this would make me want to live in Clarksville, but since my son is stationed here, I thought it was worth the kudos. Hawaii . . . are you listening???