We have a sunny weekend ahead, but we have to get past Thursday first. Montgomery and surrounding counties are under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 9 p.m.
Montgomery County Highway Department officials acknowledged Thursday that they pumped water into Farmington, but they were overwhelmed by additional basin failures on one end and blocked drainage on the other.
A car crashed into a utility pole on Golf Club Lane today, taking out power to traffic signals on Madison Street in Clarksville.
There’s a 2 out of 5 risk of severe thunderstorms Thursday afternoon in Clarksville, with possible damaging winds and large hail
The initial developer for a planned mixed-use development on the 30-acre Vulcan site in downtown Clarksville has taken a pass, but a new developer has quickly stepped up to the plate.
In the five-day span of last week’s storm, Clarksville got two months of spring rainfall in only five days. So far this year, we’ve had almost 30 inches of rain, which is 245% of normal.
In response to severe storms and heavy rains for the last five days that led to extensive flooding, Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden and Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts issued a Local State of Emergency on Monday.
With hundreds of homes damaged by floodwaters this weekend in Clarksville and Montgomery County, several organizations, principally the Red Cross, YAIPAK and the United Way, have stepped up to help.
