Clarksville Now’s top tornado coverage this week, including damage reports, remembrances of those killed, and investigative articles.
Recapping the events of the Dec. 9 tornado in Clarksville, including a volunteer response so strong that officials had to hold them back. Plus, an illegal event center is finally shut down after months of operation, even after power was shut off.
Things to do in Clarksville: This is a great weekend to take your family to the Christmas regulars: Christmas on the Cumberland, Clarksville Speedway lights, and Christmas Carol at the Roxy!
A head-on collision involving an unrestrained passenger resulted in critical injuries Wednesday night on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
As the sound of rushing wind and flying debris swept across north Clarksville with the tornado on Saturday, some residents claim the next sound they heard was a bit ironic: a Tornado Warning siren.
Utility crews are continuing to make progress restoring power after the Clarksville tornado, with the number of homes without power down to below 2,000.
The National Weather Service has completed a survey of damage from the tornado that hit Clarksville.
Several initiatives are under way to help after the Clarksville tornado on Saturday. Organizers of other initiatives should email information to news@clarksvillenow.com.
The Clarksville tornado hit at about 1:35 p.m. Saturday with 150 mph winds and a path 600 yards wide, from just north of Purple Heart Parkway around Garrettsburg Road to the Exit 1 area.
A homeowner was killed in a fire early Monday morning in Cunningham.