The addition of age groups to the Tennessee vaccination rollout plan means that starting in January, seniors 75 and older will be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Here are the top 10 Clarksville Now articles for reader views in 2020 listed in order, and it includes more than coronavirus and crime.
Animal Care and Control is closed today through Monday, Jan. 4, and will be deep cleaned for COVID-19.
There’s only one day left to vote in the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office No Shave Contest.
A fundraiser has been set up to help the family of Jasonah Crawford, who died after her car crashed into the Cumberland River just days before Christmas.
In response to a continued rise in local COVID-19 numbers, the mask order for Montgomery County has been extended for another month to near the end of January.
Dreams and Wishes on Middle Tennessee fulfilled a wish for Katelyn VanBeber of Clarksville recently.
Search crews confirmed Sunday that they found the vehicle that crashed into the Cumberland River Tuesday night.
This week will start out cold, but a high near 60 on Wednesday will come with rain showers.
Today through Jan. 10, Clarksville residents can drop off Christmas trees at Heritage Park