CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
County budget includes 5% raise, $13.5 million for roads: The new county property tax rate up for a vote next week will help pay for a raise for all county and school employees and over $9 million in school repairs and renovations. READ MORE
Autopsy of murdered soldier reveals 68 stab wounds, incisions: As the investigation into the murder of a Fort Campbell soldier continues, new details surrounding the cause of her death have emerged, including that she was stabbed dozens of times. READ MORE
Democratic Party calls for resignation of city councilperson amid comments about C-Pride, Communism, Satan worship: The Montgomery County Democratic Party has called for his resignation over a presentation at the City Council meeting. READ MORE
Army veteran and family lose home, belongings to fire over July Fourth weekend: The family managed to make it out of their house before it went up in flames, but they lost everything except for the clothes on their back. READ MORE
Parking garage for F&M Bank Arena reaches next stage, projected to open by June 2025: Looking for updates on the two downtown Clarksville parking garages? Here are updates on the two downtown Clarksville parking garages. READ MORE
Early voting starts this weekend for Congress, state House, School Board primaries: Here’s what you need to know about early voting in Clarksville, from sample ballots, to the voting schedule, to candidate information. READ MORE
Centerstone breaks ground on new crisis stabilization unit, crisis walk-in center: Centerstone, the principal provider of behavioral health care in Clarksville, on Thursday broke ground on a new facility. READ MORE
Austin Peay men’s basketball coach Corey Gipson breaks down 2024-25 team roster: The Govs recently unveiled their 2024-25 roster, so Clarksville Now sat down with the head coach to break down what’s next. READ MORE
Northeast High football looks to shock in 2024, return to mid-state powerhouse: While last year may not have been ideal for the Eagles, the new head coach is looking to re-establish a traditional powerhouse in the mid-state. READ MORE
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