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First half-day of school at Freedom Elementary on August 5, 2026 (Wesley Irvin).
Community
21 hours ago
Freedom Elementary opens its doors for first day of school | PHOTOS

Students were welcomed Wednesday morning for the first half-day at the new Freedom Elementary School.

Crime
21 hours ago
Wanted in Clarksville: Police seek man accused of Walker Ranch Court vehicle burglary

Police say a man burglarized a vehicle on Walker Ranch Court early Tuesday morning and are asking for help identifying him.

Community
23 hours ago
Hottest Augusts in Tennessee since 1895

Stacker compiled a ranking of the hottest Augusts in Tennessee since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information

Community
1 day ago
GED to doctorate: 2 APSU professors remind students no such thing as hard stop

Dr. Dava Wilson, assistant professor of social work, and Dr. Anna Leimberg, assistant professor of criminal justice, both earned General Educational Development diplomas

Community
1 day ago
Sanderson Pipe Corp. holds Back to School Bash with 55 backpacks for students

On Friday, July 31, Sanderson Pipe Corporation celebrated our annual Back to School Bash here at our Clarksville Plant.

Angela Martin at Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Women in Business luncheon on July 29, 2026. (CMC EDC, contributed)
Business
1 day ago
Women in Business luncheon inspires Clarksville professionals to be bold, beautiful, balanced

Angela S. Martin’s message on confidence, authenticity and balance highlighted the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce Women in Business luncheon.

Montgomery County Commission on August 11, 2025. (Wesley Irvin)
News
2 days ago
Sign language interpreters proposed for Montgomery County Commission meetings

ADA compliance issues were brought up during the Montgomery County Commission meeting Monday, with proposals for sign language interpreters.

News
2 days ago
Consultant found ‘no revenue scenario’ of paid parking can cover city’s $25 million garage

A consultant doing a parking study for the City of Clarksville back in 2023 said there is no paid parking scenario that can cover the city’s new $25 million parking garage.

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