Attorneys who represent the Board of the Senior Citizens Center have released statements in response to comments made last night at the Clarksville City Council meeting.
The City Council rejected the next fiscal year budget Monday night – for the fourth time – with a proposed property tax rate of $1.03.
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The City Council has a special session meeting scheduled for next week as the council continues to work toward approving the FY 2026-27 budget.
A resolution was introduced to require council approval for the termination of the lease agreement with the Ajax Turner Senior Center nonprofit.
As the City of Clarksville and the City Council continue to work toward the passage of their FY 2026-27 budget, the city has released a statement on the overall budget process.
Elmo’s Got the Moves, an all-new Sesame Street Live production, is coming to Clarksville later this year at F&M Bank Arena.
Site plans have been submitted for Autumnwood Farms Retail, a 178,000-square-foot building on the south side of Tiny Town Road next to the new TriStar Clarksville Hospital.
The City Council met on Monday for the third first reading of the FY budget, where they voted to disapprove the proposed, amended budget with a proposed property tax rate of $1.03.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library hosted families on Saturday for a special “Dads and Donuts” event to celebrate the important father figures in their lives.