The list of candidates for the March 5 Montgomery County Primary is now complete, and two of the six local races will be unopposed.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a groundbreaking for LG Chem, a fourth death in the tornado, and plans to widen Interstate 24.
It’s time again for Clarksville Now to celebrate the holidays by guiding you to the best Christmas light displays in town.
Just in time for Christmas, Ryan’s daughter Ava and Chris’ daughter Meg stop by the studio to share some special Christmas memories, including making pizzelles, hanging the Satan ornament, sledding, and watching Die Hard. Plus, Meg reveals what makes her dad cry every Christmas.
Overwhelmed by donated clothes, supplies and toys, FEMA is asking people to stop sending unsolicited goods to Clarksville tornado relief sites, and to make financial donations instead.
Two young men were caught on surveillance video burglarizing an apartment on Westfield Court in Clarksville recently.
Clarksville forecast: We have a wet and warmer Christmas weekend coming up, with showers likely on Christmas Day.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is planning $807.3 million in road projects in Montgomery County as part of its recently announced 10-year project, including work on Trenton Road and Interstate 24.
Regular readers of Clarksville Now may have noticed a big change this week with a redesign of our website. Here are some of the key changes.
After being critically injured in the Dec. 9 Clarksville tornado, Penny Scroggins died Saturday of complications. She is the fourth person to have died as a result of the storm.