Millan Enterprises is not only a property management company, but also an advocate for the local Clarksville and Fort Campbell community. Over the years, Millan has passionately supported many local businesses and non-profit organizations in various ways. Supporting the local community is one of Leo and Lillie Millan’s driving forces behind creating a successful business and life.
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Millan Enterprises partners with YAI Paks Outreach
As a team, Millan Enterprises has raised money, participated in fundraising events, and organized in-office food/supply drives for many different Clarksville and global non-profit organizations. Some of these organizations include The Mana Cafe, YAI Paks, Montgomery County Animal Control Center, The Screaming Eagle Foundation, PAWS, 29:11, and so many more!
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Millan Enterprises partners with Montgomery County Animal Control
Participating in events like the I Haiti My Christmas Sweater virtual 5K to support Emmanuel Children's Village to hosting in-office food drives for Stand Up To Hunger, Millan Enterprises values the hard work put in by many of our community members to support these great organizations. With an ever-changing societal climate, we hope to further excel our support of local organizations.
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The Roxy Regional Theatre, renowned for its entertainment and educational opportunities, was once a movie theatre during the 1900s. What makes the Roxy Regional Theatre into what it is today?
Early History
Originally called The Lillian during the early 1900s, it was the first movie theatre in Clarksville, TN, and it was the hub for local entertainment. In 1915, the Lillian was rebuilt after a fire and entertained patrons with silent pictures. During the Great Depression, the Lillian went “dark;” and then with the arrival of Fort Campbell, the Lillian was renamed the Roxy.
After another fire destroyed the venue in 1945, the Roxy was completely rebuilt. For nearly 40 years, The Roxy entertained Clarksvillians with first-run movies through the 1980s. Then, after sitting vacant for three years, Tom Thayer and John McDonald revitalized the historic theater, re-opening it on November 3, 1983, as a live stage performance theatre.
What is the Roxy Regional Theatre?
The Roxy Regional Theatre provides entertainment to the Clarksville community through live theatre performances. In 1995, a professional company was created due to the demand for Shakespeare, other classics, school curriculum-based productions, and holiday shows. The Roxy Regional School of the Arts was also established in 1995. The school offers teens extensive training in modern theatre, and provides them with an opportunity to work directly with professionals in the industry.
How can you support the Roxy Regional Theatre?
When supporting the arts there is something everyone can do. There are many great opportunities available to support the Roxy Regional Theatre!
Usher Volunteers
Ushers are needed to seat patrons at performances. A nice perk for this position includes viewing the show for free, once all patrons are seated. Email the Roxy’s box office for availability at roxy@roxyregionaltheatre.org.
Internships
A limited number of internships are available for high school and college students who have completed one year at the Roxy Regional School of the Arts. These internships can broaden the technical knowledge of the theatre.
Donate
The Roxy Regional Theatre is a tax-exempt organization. Your gift is fully tax-deductible as a charitable contribution to the extent allowed by law. Learn more about donations here.
Auditions
Auditions are held periodically throughout the year, locally and out of town. Refer to their website for exact dates and times.
Roxy School of the Arts
Intended for children ages 10 to 18, these young theatre enthusiasts learn various acting techniques and present a junior production on the mainstage as part of the regular season. Learn more about Roxy School of the Arts here.
Advertisement Opportunities
Opportunities are available in the program booklets that are distributed to over 50,000 at their performances annually. Learn more about advertising here.
Due to current business restrictions, some of these opportunities may be unavailable at this time.*
The Dream Factory is a non-profit organization dedicated to granting the wishes of children who live with chronic illnesses and/or disorders. The Dream Factory began with an all-volunteer chapter in Hopkinsville, KY, and since has grown to over 37 chapters across the country.
The Dream Factory’s mission statement encapsulates their passion - “We grant dreams to critically and chronically ill children from the ages of three through eighteen”.
Maintained by dedicated volunteers and hard-working individuals, this organization aims to raise funds in order to grant the dreams of children within their local chapter communities. By maintaining the organization through an all-volunteer basis, 96.1% of all money raised is used to grant wishes. This has allowed the charity to be recognized by Charity Navigator, the largest evaluator of charities, as a 4-star rated charity for eight consecutive years. The Clarksville chapter hosts several events throughout the year to raise money for their organization. In 2019, they were recognized as one of the charities in The Best of Clarksville campaign.
It takes a team full of dedicated individuals, careful planning, and a generous giving of funds to help grant a single wish. Granting over 200 wishes since the chapter began, The Dream Factory: Clarksville has made a significant impact on the lives of our community members. Some of the past wishes they have granted include trips to Disneyland, Disney World and Universal Studios, meeting famous individuals such as Dale Earnhardt, installing adapted swing sets and bikes, and even a special graduation guest from movie star Bill Murray.
You can support The Dream Factory: Clarksville in many different ways by volunteering, supporting financially, or becoming involved in community events. Visit their website for more information on how you can make dreams come true!
Manna Cafe Ministries is a non-profit organization that aims to nourish those who are in need, both physically and spiritually. Thanks to selfless volunteers, Manna Cafe serves as a soup kitchen on wheels, also distributing groceries and other necessities to those who need it most. Through countless hours of hard work, they make it a mission to share their Christian faith to those they encounter in our community of Clarksville, TN.
The Story of Manna Cafe
Manna Cafe’s roots sprouted in the hands of a missionary from Nashville, TN named Kenny York. He began by donating bread and other food to a homeless camp alongside his wife, Vicki. After hearing concerns from community leaders, the Yorks made their way to settle in Clarksville, TN. Fifteen months after, Manna Cafe was chartered as a non-profit in 2009.
Only three days after the York’s arrival to their new home, a devastating flood hit our community, leaving many families in desperate need. This tragic event brought detriment to our community, but with that also came unity and strength, thanks to organizations like Manna Cafe who rushed to aid with disaster relief through food distribution. Having grown astronomically, Manna Cafe is now able to distribute 1.8 million pounds of food in one year to local Clarksvillian families.
Where to find Manna Cafe?
One of Manna Cafe’s most valuable assets to their mission is their Mobile Cafe. Their Mobile Cafe is their version of an on the go soup kitchen, allowing them to go directly to those in need. You can find them on:
Tuesdays from 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm @ Liberty Church and Christ the Healer Church
Thursdays from 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm @ Liberty Church and Christ the Healer Church
Saturdays from 8:30 am - 10:00 am @ Liberty Church and Christ the Healer Church
In addition to providing hot meals, Manna Cafe has partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank to supply food boxes for families in our community through their Food Distribution program. You can find them on:
Mondays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm @ 605 Providence Blvd.
Wednesdays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm @ 605 Providence Blvd.
Fridays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm @ 605 Providence Blvd.
One unique event that is made possible through a partnership with Second Harvest Bank is their Mobile Pantry. This is when they bring a truckload of food to approximately 300 clients in locations that are usually not serviced. The next time you can catch will be:
March 7th, 10:00am @ Living Hope Baptist Church (225 Little Hope Church Rd.)
How can you help?
Manna Cafe has a limited number of full-time staff members, however, their mission is fulfilled on a weekly basis through the help of their volunteers and donors. If you want to support this organization that you can do so by the following:
Many of those who are planning to relocate have done research on where the best place to live might be. Well, look no further than Clarksville, TN. Named Best Place to Live in America by Money Magazine, September 2019 and Best Place to Retire in Tennessee by Investment U, January 2020 - Clarksville, TN provides the perfect atmosphere to plant your roots.
While multiple generations are making the move to Clarksville, TN, the market rent is significantly lower than many major cities. Before purchasing a home in Tennessee, consider a rental home in the city of Clarksville. The advantages of renting a home can be helpful when finding the perfect location for you and your family. Here are the top factors to consider when looking for a rental in Clarksville, TN.
Money Magazine - No. 1 Best Place to Live: Clarksville, Tennessee
Clarksville Job Opportunities
One of the draws to living in Clarksville, TN is the opportunity for business growth, whether you are looking to start a business or grow in your career with a large corporation. Tennessee has been recognized as the #7 Best State for Business by Forbes, January 2020 and #5 Best State for Business Climate. Tennessee can provide ample job opportunities for startup businesses, national brands, and everything in between. Home to Google, Trane, Hankook, and LG facilities, Clarksville, TN offers incredible economic opportunities.
If you are a part of a military family, Fort Campbell is located just 10 miles from Downtown Clarksville. Home of the 101st Airborne Division, Fort Campbell encompasses a large percentage of Clarksville’s economic employment. Renting a home near Fort Campbell offers you flexibility for the future - no matter what your plan is.
Clarksville Education
Educational opportunities and school rankings are another asset to look at when relocating to a new city. Home to Austin Peay State University, Nashville State Community College and Daymar Institute, Clarksville offers excellent educational opportunities. For secondary schools, Clarksville has several exceptional schools to consider - with private schools, A+ public schools, and many great childcare and tutoring facilities available. When you rent a home, you can live close to campus or in a school district of your choice.
Clarksville Community
Those who move here will come to find that the people who make up Clarksville surround themselves with community. Supporting local businesses, enjoying recreational activities, and participating in local events are all part of the experience living in Clarksville, TN. Some points of interest include the Roxy Theatre, Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, Dunbar Cave, and Liberty Park.
Millan Enterprises believes that Clarksville is truly the best place to live! So make Clarksville, TN your home today and check out these available rental properties.
In the heart of Downtown Clarksville, 128 N. Second Street is a hub for many local businesses. This historic building has been completely renovated to include the addition of 28 offices, common lounge areas, and additional restroom facilities. This renovation was completed in the summer of 2018. The design concept of the bathroom renovation completely changed the style, bringing what was once an outdated look into the modern century.
Bathroom Remodel Clarksville TN
First Floor Bathroom
Millan Enterprises’ design team constructed the design concept for the bathroom from the ground up. This bathroom provides a modern/industrial style that our tenants can utilize while working throughout the week.
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The top half of the walls are painted Sherwin Williams Analytical Grey, creating a contrast between the subway tiles and paint. With an abundant amount of natural light available, a few light fixtures were placed to bring in the industrial aesthetic of the bathroom, increasing the concept of open space. The flooring is laid with a slate grey tile that compliments the other features throughout the restroom.
128 N. Second Street Renovation128 N. Second Street RenovationPhotos of the second floor women’s bathroom at North Second St. Building before renovation (left) and after renovation (right.)
Second Floor Bathroom
The renovation of the second floor bathroom included paint, new light fixtures, new plumbing fixtures, and updated flooring. The base of the countertops were stained a deep brown (Minwax in Jacobean) , and a new countertop brings in an industrial aesthetic. Additionally, the new sinks and faucets add the perfect touch of modern application. One of the most significant changes in the bathroom includes tile flooring. Our construction team resurfaced the upstairs bathroom tiles with commercial epoxy paints to liven up the area, allowing it to be cleaner and more durable.
Millan Enterprises is always looking for ways to make our tenants happy, both commercial and residential. With the updated bathroom on the second floor and an added bathroom on the first floor in North Second St. Building, this provides a great amenity for our commercial tenants. Interested in leasing a commercial property from us? Check out our availability on our website.
