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Chris Smith

Chris Smith is editor-in-chief of Clarksville Now. He has been a trusted professional journalist for over 30 years, with the last 27 years here in Clarksville, TN. You can reach him by email at csmith@clarksvillenow.com or call 931-648-7720.

Business
9 years ago
Average gas price falls a nickel

The U.S. average diesel price is $2.76, down about a penny from two weeks ago.

Military
9 years ago
Fort Riley soldier, Clarksville native dies on base; cause under investigation

This is the ninth death of 1st Infantry soldiers connected to the base who have died in the last five months.

News
9 years ago
Trump fires back on Twitter after Corker criticizes him to reporters

Corker says world leaders are “very aware” that much of what President Donald Trump says “is untrue.” He says the president is “debasing our nation.”

APSU
9 years ago
Podcast: Inside AP 10-23-17

Every Monday evening, we present Inside Austin Peay as we focus on all Austin Peay Athletics. This week, we focus on Austin Peay soccer and football.

News
9 years ago
Ky. bill to protect drivers who accidentally hit protesters

Republican lawmakers in six other states have filed similar bills. Most of them failed.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Local FFA member awarded national American FFA degree

David Thomas Key, an alumni member of the Montgomery Central FFA Chapter in Cunningham, TN will be awarded the American FFA Degree at the 90th National FFA Convention & Expo.

Business
9 years ago
CEMC members re-elect incumbent directors

They were elected by members who voted at the annual meeting or during early voting Oct. 20 at one of CEMC’s seven district business offices.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Parks and Rec offers full slate of Halloween events

Family-friendly Clarksville events will be safe but frightful.

News
9 years ago
Weekend lows may drop close to freezing point

Highs on Saturday and Sunday will be about 52 degrees.

News
9 years ago
City of Clarksville does not designate trick-or-treat times

A curfew has been part of the City’s code for many years, and will be in effect as usual on Halloween.