Clarksville forecast: The week will start out warm and dry, then we finally get a chance of rain. Sadly, that happens on Halloween.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including on Veteran Equine Time, an APSU murder suspect arrested, and a new housing development proposed.
Jason Steen, owner of Clarksville Today and Scoop Nashville, died at 44, leaving behind a legacy of damaged lives, lawsuits and restricted public records. Also, a proposal to limit the number of liquor stores in Clarksville backfired, opening the floodgates to double them. And Ryan explains why Ploeckelman’s Southern Cooking is never gonna happen.
Lee Erwin, the voice of Clarksville through severe weather, parades, traffic jams, today’s top hits, and breaking news, began his radio career 50 years ago on Oct. 25, 1974.
The big annual Q108 Vintage Fair Holiday Marketplace is coming up Saturday, Nov. 2 at Beachaven in Clarksville, with Santa’s workshop, milk and cookies with Santa Claus, and, returning this year, barrel train rides!
Turnout has been strong in early voting in Montgomery County, with the number of ballots cast already surpassing the totals for the last two elections.
Clarksville forecast: We have sunny days and chilly nights for the week ahead, with not a chance of rain in sight.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the death of the Scoop Media Group owner, early voting begins, and a flooding meeting being planned.
Early voting began Wednesday to a packed parking lot and long lines in Clarksville. The line at one point stretched from the Montgomery County Election Commission Office out the door all the way to the corner courtyard.
The motorcyclist killed in a crash with a tractor-trailer on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on Monday has been identified by Clarksville Police.