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.

News
3 years ago
Woman in stable condition after being hit walking across Wilma Rudolph Boulevard

A 52-year-old woman, Lavinia Meriwether, was in stable condition this morning after being hit by a pickup truck hauling a trailer full of pumpkins Wednesday afternoon on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.

News
3 years ago
47-year-old man killed in Tiny Town Road wreck, 3 others seriously injured

A 47-year-old Clarksville man, Sean Braxton, was killed in the head-on collision on Tiny Town Road Wednesday afternoon. Three people in the other vehicle were seriously injured.

News
3 years ago
UPDATE: 1 killed in wreck on Tiny Town Road, pedestrian hit by pumpkin truck on Wilma Rudolph

A dump truck has stalled in the middle of Fort Campbell Boulevard, causing the northbound lanes to be shut down.

News
3 years ago
Family dog rescued from house fire on Twin Rivers Road in Clarksville

Clarksville Fire Rescue firefighters rescued a dog from a house fire this morning on Twin Rivers Road.

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Elections
3 years ago
City Council candidates discuss rezoning, growth, traffic and other city issues

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Clarksville City Council candidates discussed the issues recently in […]

News
3 years ago
Work week weather: Sunny skies all week, with highs around 80

Clarksville forecast: We have a week of crisp fall weather ahead, with clear skies and no rain in sight.

News
3 years ago
News in Clarksville: Charter school gives up, autopsy results, child porn plea and other top stories this week

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

Elections
3 years ago
Mayor of Clarksville candidates on affordable housing, juvenile crime, road improvements

The three candidates for Clarksville mayor shared their ideas on affordable housing, road improvements, juvenile crime and more this week during the Chamber of Commerce political forums.