The National Register of Historic Places – the official list of historic places worthy of preservation – now includes the Joseph Dunlop House.
The Clarksville City Council indefinitely postponed a proposal that would have turned The Well property into a homeless outreach center with expanded services downtown.
More than 99 acres east of Exit 11 have been unanimously approved for annexation by the Clarksville City Council, at the request of the current property owners.
Evolve Construction & Restoration was paid almost $6,400 but still hasn’t started work a year later. Clarksville Now found the company has similar complaints in 5 other states.
An application went before the Clarksville City Council on Thursday night for more than 5 acres be rezoned at the intersection of College and Kraft Street.
The Clarksville City Council previously voted to postpone a resolution that would have created a homeless outreach center with expanded services.
More than 99 acres that sit east of Exit 11 have been proposed for annexation by the City of Clarksville for the land being purchased by Ascension St. Thomas Health Care.
Another restaurant has announced plans to open soon on Franklin Street in downtown Clarksville: Roni’s Mac Bar.
The Boneyard Skatepark has opened their doors at 1214 College St., offering an indoor space with no weather cancellations, consistent surfaces and year-round skating.
Jack Brown’s Beer and Burger Joint has announced they are planning to expand their operations into Clarksville with a site coming to downtown.