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nfjg Clarksville Police Department hires Nine New Officers
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 Fort Campbell, KY鈥?The 101st Airborne Division  Air Assault  invited prominent city officials and key leaders from Kentucky and Tennessee to participate in a tandem jump with the U.S. Armys Golden Knights Parachute Team at Clarksville Regional Airports Outlaw Field, March 2nd-3rd.Hosted by the U.S. Army Marketing and Engagement Brigade, in conjunction with U.S. Army Recruiting Command, the skydiving event is one of several showcased annually across the nation as part of the Total Army Recruitment Effort.The Golden Knights, who serve as Army ambassadors, jump to increase Army awareness to the American public while bolstering relationships within the communities.Maj. Gen. Andrew Poppas  right , 101st Airborne Division  Air Assault  commander, poses with Lt. Col. Carlos Ramos  left , U.S. Army Parachute Team Golden Knights commander, and Key community leaders during a two-day tandem parachute skydiving event facilitated by the  82 stanley thermoskanne 20;Golden Knights at Outlaw Field, Clarksville Regional Airport, March 2nd -3rd, 2018.  Staff Sgt. Lerone Simmons, 101st Airborne Division  Air Assault  Public Affairs  This event is an excellent opportunity to showcase some of the unique capabilities of our Army, but in a manner that most people dont get to experience,  said Maj. Gen. Andrew Poppas, 101st Abn. Div.  AASLT  commander.  The people who jumped  stanley cup today are  stanley kubek catalysts in the community who bring others together to support the 101st mission. A day like today reinforces why t Nwuw Montgomery County announces Paula Atkins as Downtown Plaza Event Program Manager
 Market Commentary by Scott J. Brown, Ph.D., Chief EconomistScott J. Brown Ph.D., Chief Economist Raymond James Investment ServicesEurope was the dominant factor for the markets, with fear  early in the week  giving way to some optimism  or at least, less pessimism  after European leaders expressed support for Greece and the euro, the BRICs offered some support  in buying European debt , and central banks announced dollar liquidity-providing operations. At this point, weve had more words than action. The news out of Europe is likely to vary over the next few weeks, which should have some day-to-day impact on the U.S. stock market.The economic data were disappointing, although stock market participants did not seem to care. Retail sales were flat in August and figures for June and July were revised slightly lower. Industrial production rose modestly in August, restrained by a drop in the output of utilities  cooler weather  and supported partly by a gain in motor vehicle production 鈥?results were mixed across industries.The Consumer Price Index rose 0.4% in August  +3.8% , booste stanley cup d partly by a 1.9% increase in gasoline  which fell 0.5% before seasonal adjustment . Ex-food  energy, th stanley italiastanley cup CPI rose 0.2%  +2.0% y/y, at the upper end of the Feds comfort range  鈥?a 2.6% annual rate in the first eight months of 2011  vs. a +0.8% pace over the last half of 2010 .Next week, the focus will be on the Fed policy meeting. Public comments of senior Fed officials have been mixed, but the ma