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Entrepreneurs propose Club Greyhound on riverfront, request $150,000 forgivable loan

Clarksville Town Council · July 1, 2025
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Summary

Craig Reprecht and Holly introduced Club Greyhound, a proposed bar and cigar lounge on the riverfront, said they will invest $100,000 of their own funds, have an intent to lease ground-floor space, and said they will seek a $150,000 forgivable loan from the town to support startup costs.

Craig Reprecht and his partner Holly presented a business plan for Club Greyhound, a riverfront cocktail and cigar lounge they said will draw on local history and host elevated yet approachable menus and events. Reprecht said he has signed an intent to lease ground-floor space in the 812 Building and is projecting an opening roughly in April of next year.

Reprecht said they are seeking a $150,000 forgivable loan from the town's forgivable-loan program and are already investing about $100,000 of their own cash; he said they may also receive startup assistance from the landlord. The council welcomed the presentation and staff indicated the application and supporting materials will be circulated for review.