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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.

Elections
6 years ago
UPDATE: 3,233 voted Tuesday, beating one-day record in Montgomery County

Update, 8 p.m.: Montgomery County broke its one-day early voting record on Tuesday, with […]

News
6 years ago
UPDATE: Car missed merge, hit culvert in fatal wreck on Trenton Road

One person was killed in a wreck on Trenton Road Monday night. 

Entertainment
6 years ago
Vendors invited to Tuckessee Outdoor Show, coming up in January

The Tuckessee Hunting & Fishing Expo will be back in January, bringing the top regional outdoor vendors under one roof for a three-day event.

News
6 years ago
APSU waiving ACT, SAT and GRE tests for 2021 summer and fall admission

Austin Peay State University is joining many other colleges and universities in waiving standardized test requirements for the summer and fall 2021 terms.

Elections
6 years ago
Video: On the issues with Ronnie Glynn, candidate for state Senate

Ronnie Glynn, the Democratic candidate for state Senate, District 22, discusses the top issues in the race.

Clarksville Conversations
6 years ago
Video: On the issues with Kiran Sreepada, candidate for Congress

Kiran Sreepada, the Democratic candidate for Congress, District 7, discusses the top issues in the race.

Opinion
6 years ago
Letter: Mayor Joe Pitts endorses Rep. Jason Hodges

Contributed commentary from Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts.

Opinion
6 years ago
Letters: John Dawson endorsed by Green, Reedy, Little and NFIB

John Dawson, Republican candidate for state House, District 67, received several recent endorsements.

News
6 years ago
Hurricane Delta’s remnants will make for rainy weekend in Clarksville

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Hurricane Delta is expected to make landfall in Louisiana near […]

Business
6 years ago
Don Pancho chain to pay $563,350 in back wages over keeping servers’ tips, other violations

Don Pancho Mexican Restaurant will pay $563,350 in back wages to 120 employees after an investigation found minimum wage, overtime and recordkeeping violations.