Early voting begins this week for the Oct. 7 Special Primary Election to select nominees to fill the vacancy in Congress, District 7.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including on the Sprouts grocery, a controversy over religion at football games, and inside the Dunlop House.
A family in Montgomery County lost their home and two pets in a fire Friday evening.
Austin Peay State University has fired a professor over a post he shared on social media apparently in response to the shooting death of Charlie Kirk.
Traffic flow through the Dunlop Lane and Rollow Lane intersection reopened today in Montgomery County.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding 51-year-old Linda Flowers.
An application to the National Register of Historic Places includes an array of photos of the Dunlop House in Clarksville, along with information about its history and condition.
The assistant football coach was asked to stop waving a Bible and “proselytizing” during a game. Did he cross over the line? Where should the line be?
