After an upset win over Butler University this past Friday, the Austin Peay State University basketball team picked up yet another impressive win over the Chattanooga Mocs on Monday, Nov. 11. The Governors won by a score of 67-61, which pushes them to their first 3-0 start since 2000.
The Clarksville City Council approved an ordinance that amends city code to allow community theaters the opportunity to open to their doors to the public before 12:30 p.m. on Sundays.
The City Council approved the second reading of an ordinance that would leave the maximum number of liquor stores allowed within city limits at 27, while removing the restriction of adding only two stores every two years.
Around 20 acres of land off Hornbuckle Road has been rezoned by the Clarksville City Council making way for a John Deere dealership being developed off Hornbuckle Road.
The Clarksville Street Department is nearing completion of a sidewalk project along Peachers Mill Road that extends 6,500 feet.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Tennessee State Parks are set to hold public meetings at 11 parks across the state, including Clarksville’s very own Dunbar Cave State Park. The meetings are being held to discuss site management plans specific to each park.
The Clarksville Police Department, alongside other first responders, worked a multi-vehicle crash with injuries on Halloween morning on Dunbar Cave Road.
Around 20 acres of land off Hornbuckle Road is looking to be rezoned in Clarksville, which would make way for a John Deere dealership with an estimated project budget of around $45 million.
Austin Peay State University announced on Wednesday they do not plan to renew the contract of head volleyball coach Taylor Mott, who has spent the past 13 years with the Governors. The change in leadership has been made effective immediately, according to a news release sent to Clarksville Now.