The City Council met on Tuesday night for the second first reading of the FY budget. Even after making more than $697,000 in reductions, the City Council voted down the budget once again.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday morning to celebrate the development of the 96-acre Ascension Clarksville Medical Campus near the intersection of Highway 76 and I-24.
For retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Andrew James Kraszewski of Clarksville, mobility means more than getting from one place to another. It also means being beside his wife and children.
Smallcakes Cupcakery & Creamery has announced a location coming soon to Clarksville at 1803 Madison St., Suite A.
The Clarksville Police Department is currently on the scene of a wreck involving two vehicles on I-24 Eastbound.
After a hot and humid week, Clarksville-Montgomery County should expect sunny skies to begin work week weather; however, there’s a chance for showers and thunderstorms later on.
A special called Clarksville City Council meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, June 16, which comes after the council disapproved the initial first reading of the FY 2026-27 budget last Thursday.
The Clarksville City Council has rejected a proposed annual budget that would have included a 24-cent property tax increase, lowered from its initial 31 cents.
Ajax Turner Senior Center will close its doors on June 15 to prepare for a move-out, as the City of Clarksville will take over the building and resume operations on July 1.
Site plans have been submitted to the Regional Planning Commission for a Tim Hortons coffee shop/bakery in Clarksville.