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

Crime
11 years ago
Police: Woman filed false report about pepper spraying man at Walmart

Kristy Boase is accused of lying to police about being approached by a strange man in the parking lot.

Crime
11 years ago
Convicted child rapist sentenced to 25 years

Court records said 31-year-old Lance Andrew Postoak pleaded guilty to one count of child rape on March 14.

News
11 years ago
2 Tennessee water utilities out of compliance over lead

Two of the state’s 504 utility districts have been deemed to be out of compliance with water quality rules.

News
11 years ago
Free speech bill withdrawn after Islamic State comments

Democratic Rep. John Deberry of Memphis asked whether it would go so far as to allow people to stand in the middle of campus and “recruit for ISIS.”

APSU
11 years ago
Powell tames Huskies as Govs’ offense posts season-best outing

Austin Peay begins a four-game road trip with an early pivotal Ohio Valley Conference series at Jacksonville State.

News
11 years ago
Bill to ban passengers from drinking alcohol fails in House

The measure sponsored by Rep. Jon Lundberg of Bristol failed in the State Government Subcommittee on Wednesday.

Military
11 years ago
Fort Campbell named Army’s best installation

Installation earned first Gold Award in 2016 Installation Management Command Army Communities of Excellence competition.

APSU
11 years ago
Govs hope to find their “Court of Dreams” in Iowa, face No. 1 Kansas

Playing in their first NCAA tournament since 2008, the Governors enter Thursday’s game amidst a six-game winning streak.

Education
11 years ago
APSU students participate in community service during Spring Break

Three groups of APSU students completed close to 500 hours of community service during spring break.

APSU
11 years ago
Governors Sports Network to host NCAA Tourney watch party

The game will be broadcast live on ESPN Clarksville (100.7 FM and 540 AM).