Today, Mayor Joe Pitts and Chief of Police Ty Burdine welcomed Officers Ronnie and Lindsey Brown back to the Clarksville Police Department, marking a return to service for two familiar and valued members of the CPD family.
Fifth graders Carter, Octavio, Daniel, and Owen from Kirkwood Elementary in Montgomery County will be competing in the Junior Solar Sprint competition, a STEM competition to build the most creative and fastest solar-powered car, during the annual National Technology Student Association (TSA) conference.
Meet Jennifer Beechman, a U.S. Army veteran who turned her strength and service into a powerful healthcare career. She is now the Trauma Program director at TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center.
Clarksville Foundry, Inc. is proud to announce that its Model 1841 6-Pounder Field Gun Replica (Cannon) has been officially nominated in the 2025 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee contest.
Last week, the Cumberland River Compact hosted a two-day Teacher Retreat in Cookeville focused on water quality, environmental education, and water careers for the next generation.
Contributed commentary from state Rep. Aron Maberry endorsing Rep. Lee Reeves for Congress.
Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds and sizes are available through area animal rescues and shelters, as well as opportunities to help animals through foster programs, donations, fundraisers and other family-friendly activities.
Power and Grace Preparatory Academy, founded in 2016 by Katobwa and Dr. Gregory Stallworth, is a private Christian school that is growing fast, with a building opening in the next school year.
After Tennesseans apply for FEMA disaster assistance for the April 2-24 severe storms, a home inspection may be necessary to help determine whether the home is safe, sanitary and livable.
Karlie Saelens, a sophomore at Clarksville High School, recently graduated as an alumna of the prestigious Congress of Future Medical Leaders, held in Massachusetts.