The top local news in Clarksville this week, including charges in the fatal school bus wreck, a double-murder trial, and the return of Toys “R” Us.
The driver in the fatal Kenwood Middle School bus crash will only face minor traffic charges. Here’s what that tells us about what happened, and what comes next.
We have a beautiful weekend ahead for outdoor events, and the timing couldn’t be better, with three festivals planned: Oktoberfest, Jerk Festival and Just Plane Fun.
Clarksville forecast: Cooler and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle Wednesday night on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville.
The driver of the Kenwood Middle School bus that crashed head-on into a truck, killing two students and injuring 24 others, has been indicted on traffic charges.
The candidates for Tennessee House District 67 are Ronnie Glynn, a Democrat, and Chris Lanier, a Republican. Here are their responses on five key topics.
Toys ‘R’ Us is returning to Clarksville with a store inside Governor’s Square Mall, opening just in time for Christmas 2026.
Cameron O’Hanlon, executive director, Arts, Culture and Tourism Authority, on plans for the Performing Arts Center.
The candidates for Tennessee House District 68 are Aron Maberry, a Republican, and Garfield Scott, a Democrat. Here are their responses on five key topics.