On Thursday, May 9, a pair of Clarksville-area boys’ soccer teams came away with 2023-24 district championship victories.
A 10-acre complex of snuff factories downtown will be redeveloped into an innovative neighborhood, following rezoning approval recently by the Clarksville City Council.
In an effort to stay ahead of rising technology, the Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Service has asked the Budget Committee to consider buying four car fire blankets, specifically made for electric vehicle fires.
Upon buying a house in the Timber Springs community in Clarksville, a number of local residents have come forward and said a HOA for the neighborhood was never part of their contractual agreement, yet it was established anyway.
A 2.75% privilege tax has been voted into effect during the latest City Council regular session meeting, and with the council’s approval, the tax increase will add to local hotel-motel charges within city limits.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a 40-year-old man, Rorey Mullins.
The Clarksville Police Department announced due to a fallen tree, one lane of Highway 76 has been shut down temporarily.
Going into their matchup against Alabama A&M on Tuesday, April 30, the Austin Peay State University baseball team was riding a 6-game winning streak, which they were able to extend following a dominate 35-1 win over the Bulldogs.
After postposing an ordinance to add a 4% privilege tax to local hotel-motel charges, the City Council has now announced plans to go forward with the tax but at a lower rate.
During the morning hours of Tuesday, April 30, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputies were attempting to serve an eviction notice to a resident off the 2800 Block of North Charles Ave. when the home caught fire.