Curtis Leblanc

Curtis is a news reporter and editor. He is studying at Austin Peay State University for a bachelors in English and Communications, with a concentration in journalism and minor in creative writing.

Entertainment
10 months ago
Drone show will light up sky for opening of Christmas on the Cumberland, Holiday Market

Clarksville Parks & Recreation will present the City of Clarksville’s first drone show during the opening of Christmas on the Cumberland and the Holiday Market this month.

News
11 months ago
Finance Committee sends back proposed updates to Clarksville tree management rules

The City Finance Committee postponed an ordinance that would’ve updated the duties of the City Forester, the rules concerning trees and shrubs, and the rules for enforcing tree regulations.

News
11 months ago
Montgomery County proposal to improve GPS monitoring of domestic violence offenders

The Montgomery County Budget Committee has approved a measure that would qualify more GPS vendors to enter into contracts with the county for monitoring of domestic violence offenders.

News
11 months ago
Natural playground created along Clarksville Greenway, with standing logs, stick tent

The Clarksville Parks & Recreation Department has created the city’s first natural playground alongside along the Clarksville Greenway just north of the Pollard Road Trailhead.

News
11 months ago
Civil rights monument planned in Dixon Park to honor Pastor Terry, CSM Brown, Dr. Burt and more

The Clarksville Arts & Heritage Council recently unveiled plans for a civil rights monument near the L&N Depot in Dixon Park.

Elections
11 months ago
Infrastructure, public safety, immigration top issues at first GOP Convention of Candidates | PHOTOS

Republican candidates spoke on infrastructure, inflation, and security at the first ever GOP Convention of Candidates at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center this Tuesday.

News
12 months ago
How to help Hurricane Helene victims in East Tennessee with supplies, donations

For Clarksvillians eager to help their neighbors in Eastern Tennessee, there are several nonprofits collecting donations and aid.

News
12 months ago
City Council discusses idea of no-solicitation database in Clarksville

A proposal from City Councilperson Brian Zacharias would allow for the creation of a no-solicitation database in Clarksville, but the measure has met resistance over whether it would be feasible to enforce.