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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
8 years ago
16-year-old Clarksville runaway found safe

There is a possibility she is in the Hopkinsville, Ky. area.

Lifestyle
8 years ago
Clarksville Police Dept swears in 16 new officers

The new officers will be trained in-house at the Police Department until they begin the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy.

Business
8 years ago
Governor’s Square Mall opening Thanksgiving night

Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville will open Thanksgiving (Nov. 22) at 6 p.m. and stay open through 1 a.m.

Crime
8 years ago
Tennessee inmate must chose lethal injection, electric chair

Miller is scheduled to die on Dec. 6 for the 1981 murder of 23-year-old Lee Standifer in Knoxville.

APSU
8 years ago
Seven Governors named to All-OVC football teams

For the second consecutive season, seven members of Austin Peay State University’s football team earned All-Ohio Valley Conference recognition, the league announced Tuesday.

News
8 years ago
Clarksville officials say no drinking water contaminated following sewer line failure

Crews worked for 21 hours to fix the large sewer main near Trenton Road.

News
8 years ago
Clarksville police: Man injured after truck rolls down embankment on 41A Bypass

A 21-year-old was cited for pulling out in front of the pickup truck.

Crime
8 years ago
Kentucky State Police to launch Thanksgiving holiday patrol blitz

This enforcement period will be highlighted by troopers aggressively targeting those people who choose not to wear seatbelts or use child safety restraints.

Business
8 years ago
Caymas Boats to build plant, bring 280 jobs to Ashland City

Caymas Boats is investing more than $30 million to build the plant on Highway 12 South.

Lifestyle
8 years ago
Annual Pass the Turkey 5k to raise money for Manna Café Ministries

Donations of canned goods, gently used coats, sweaters, gloves, and winter hats will also be collected the morning of the 5k Thanksgiving Day).