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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.

News
11 years ago
Bid to hike Tennessee smoking age to 21 snuffed out in House

The bill sponsored by Republican Rep. Bob Ramsey of Maryville failed to receive a motion in the House Agriculture Committee on Tuesday.

Crime
11 years ago
Man killed by police after shooting girlfriend in Russellville

None of the officers involved in the shooting were injured.

News
11 years ago
Exit 8 construction nearing completion

The $12.9 million project, which was let to construction in October 2014, is currently on schedule to be completed by the end of May 2016.

Business
11 years ago
High-speed internet expands to rural Montgomery County

AT&T is making the Internet service available to area consumers and small businesses.

Military
11 years ago
House passes resolution to commemorate 75th anniversary of USO

The USO has been celebrating its anniversary in various ways throughout the year.

Education
11 years ago
Non-profit founder Alex Sheen to speak at APSU Unity Celebration

Sheen’s globally recognized non-profit, “Because I Said I Would,” is an organization that makes and keeps promises that encourage the betterment of humanity.

Business
11 years ago
Job opportunities available at 5 Star Media Group

5 Star Media Group consists of six radio stations (Q108, Beaver 100.3, Rewind 94.3, Z97.5, ESPN Clarksville, and Sunny 99.1) and ClarksvilleNow.com.

Elections
11 years ago
Montgomery County GOP’s annual dinner this Saturday

The proceeds from this event go toward the operating costs of the party headquarters and support of Republican Party Candidates.

Crime
11 years ago
Study shows continued decrease in overall campus crime in TN

Crime reported by Tennessee colleges and universities decreased by 7.0% from 2014 to 2015.

Elections
11 years ago
Online voter registration starts in Kentucky

Kentuckians can register to vote or update their registration using the state’s online voter registration portal at GoVoteKY.com.