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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 25 years here in Clarksville, TN. You can reach him by email at csmith@clarksvillenow.com or call 931-648-7720.

APSU
3 years ago
‘Difficult decision’: APSU fires head basketball coach Nate James after 2 seasons

After only two seasons on the court, Austin Peay State University has fired head coach Nate James, according to national sources.

News
3 years ago
4-unit apartment building catches fire after power restored in Clarksville

A four-unit apartment complex on Forest Street caught fire Sunday when power was restored.

News
3 years ago
Motorcyclist critically injured in wreck on College Street in Clarksville

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash with a pickup truck Sunday on College Street.

News
3 years ago
Work week weather: Nice, sunny days ahead before rain returns mid-week

Clarksville forecast: We have a few nice, sunny days ahead before the rain returns.

News
3 years ago
UPDATE: Over 3,700 still without power on third night of outages in Clarksville-Montgomery County

Utility crews worked through the night to restore power, but over 7,000 were still without power Sunday morning.

News
3 years ago
News in Clarksville: Wind storm, new EV battery supplier, middle school football and other top stories this week

Clarksville news: Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.

News
3 years ago
UPDATE: Over 7,000 still without power in Clarksville, Montgomery County

About 14,400 households were without power at 9 a.m. Saturday, the day after Montgomery County was barraged by wind gusts that reached a record 79 mph.

Crime
3 years ago
UPDATE: 13-year-old boy killed in shooting in north Clarksville

Police are investigating a shooting on Oakmont Drive.

APSU
3 years ago
Hazing, underage drinking investigated in APSU cheerleading team, spirit coordinator terminated

The suspension of the Austin Peay State University cheerleading team came because of allegations of hazing and underage drinking, the university disclosed on Friday.

News
3 years ago
UPDATE: Power outages in Montgomery County may continue for days, CEMC says

A Tornado Watch has been issued for Montgomery and surrounding counties until 1 p.m.