If you lost your home or have other needs resulting from the tornado that hit Clarksville on Saturday afternoon, there are several businesses, nonprofits and agencies offering assistance.
Several initiatives are under way to help those whose homes were damaged in the tornado that hit Clarksville Saturday afternoon.
Two adults and a child were killed when a tornado ripped across north Clarksville Saturday afternoon at about 1:35 p.m. At least 23 people were treated for injuries at the hospital.
Here’s a look at the top Clarksville news stories this week, including a major expansion at Hankook Tire, the shutdown of Royalties Event Center, and a visit by Leanne Morgan.
Following the aftermath of today’s tornadoes, City Mayor Joe Pitts announces a state of emergency and public curfew.
Hankook Tire is doubling in size, Holiday Inn is doubling its properties, and Gas and Water is doubling its fees. Also, a raging debate over reclining chairs in movie theaters, and Ryan offers truly bad ideas to fix everyone’s problems.
Clarksville things to do: It must be Christmas season. When else can you pick from a German Market, The Nutcracker, Christmas Vacation and a Candy Cane gala?
Royalties Event Center, which has been operating without a permit out of a former drugstore on Madison Street in Clarksville has been shut down, and owner Natasha Hinton is now wanted by police.
Hankook Tire has moved up its Clarksville plant expansion plans, announcing it will double its production – and the number of employees – over the coming year.
Clarksville forecast: We have a lot of rain coming through this weekend, along with a 20-degree drop in temperatures.