CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Glenellen Elementary principal ‘violently assaulted’ by parent during meeting: The parent was arrested the next day in the incident, which was caught on video. READ MORE
Wes Golden raises 10 times more than Wallace Redd in county mayor primary: According to financial reports obtained by Clarksville Now, it’s been a big fundraising year for candidates. Here are the top fundraisers and top donors. READ MORE
School Board rejects both initial charter school applications: The organizations proposing the charter schools now have 30 days to submit an amended application for reconsideration. READ MORE
Man who was charged with first-degree murder takes plea to aggravated assault: The murder charge stemmed from a shooting in 2019 that left one dead. READ MORE
Freddy’s to open second Clarksville location on MLK Jr. Parkway: The burgers and shakes restaurant is coming to the Sango side of town. READ MORE
Former City Garage employee charged with stealing money from scrap metal sales: She’s also accused of falsifying documents to conceal the theft. READ MORE
Peppers Mercado offers ‘little bit of everything,’ aims to be home for local music: There’s a new music, food and nightclub venue in town. READ MORE
Former West Creek Middle basketball coach charged with theft over missing school money: He’s accused of misappropriating school funds collected for new team apparel in 2020. READ MORE
Composting, recycling and more: A guide to preserving Clarksville past Earth Day: Here are some things you can do to make a difference. READ MORE
Meet the new ‘Q Morning Crew’: Tommy and Katie join on Q108 for weekday mornings. READ MORE
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