CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
200-acre rezone approved in first City Council vote, clearing hurdle for major retailer: Planners expect to include a major anchor retailer, a New York-based white tablecloth steak restaurant, a rehab hospital, a health club and over 600 apartments and condominiums. READ MORE
101st Airborne Division Headquarters deployed to U.S.-Mexico border starting in October: They will take over the role of Joint Task Force headquarters from the 10th Mountain Division. READ MORE
Voter registration deadline closes in for primary election for vacancy in Congress: Eligible Tennessee residents wanting to vote in the upcoming Oct. 7 primary must be registered by Sept. 8. READ MORE
Around 16 acres donated for city park development in northeast Clarksville: The park would be in Ward 12, which has been lacking park space for some time now.. READ MORE
Why does our water taste funny? Algae bloom to blame, but tap water safe to drink: Clarksville Gas and Water’s tap water has a new odor and taste, but does not pose any health risks. READ MORE
City Council votes down firefighter, police pay study: Council members cited budget concerns in rejecting the study of how salaries compare to similar and nearby communities. READ MORE
Tourism in Montgomery County brought $419 million in visitor spending in 2024: It’s an 8.8% increase from 2023, according to newly released data, and it’s saved hundreds for each local taxpayer. READ MORE
No Way Jose #1 Taqueria expands for first location in Tennessee | PHOTOS: Here’s the history behind No Way Jose #1 Taqueria, along with some popular menu items. READ MORE
Fall fun guide 2025: From Octoberfests to trunk-or-treats, there’s plenty of fun going on this fall. Here’s your guide to Clarksville fall events through Veterans Day. READ MORE
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