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.

Entertainment
3 years ago
Weekend top picks: Caribbean food, food trucks and beer await this weekend

It’s a great summer festival weekend, with music and food ready to enjoy.

News
3 years ago
When will that road be finished? Here’s an update on major road projects in Clarksville, Montgomery County

Business leaders got an update on major road improvements Wednesday morning, along with some perspective on what it takes to move a road project up the list of state and federal priorities.

Crime
3 years ago
Woman charged with aggravated child abuse in death of disabled 13-year-old son

A Clarksville woman whose disabled son died in her home has been arrested on a charge of aggravated child abuse/neglect/endangerment in connection with his death. 

News
3 years ago
UPDATE: Power outages down to single-digits in Clarksville

Power outages have taken out traffic signals up and down Trenton Road, according to emergency dispatch.

News
3 years ago
Work week weather: Chance of storms daily through Thursday

Clarksville forecast: The week will start out stormy, with a chance of rain every day through Thursday.

News
3 years ago
News in Clarksville: County election results, murder sentence, new Publix and other top stories this week

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

Business
3 years ago
DoubleTree By Hilton confirmed for downtown Clarksville’s former Riverview Inn

BNA Associates has signed a franchise agreement with Hilton to open a DoubleTree as part of its Riverview Square project, to be constructed next to the new F&M Bank Arena.

Elections
3 years ago
8 takeaways from Election Day in Montgomery County: Party matters, until it doesn’t | OPINION

In election after election, it’s clear that echo chambers, especially on social media, can lull candidates into thinking they have widespread support that they simply do not have.