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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.

Annual Lone Oak Picnic. July 27, 2024. (Jeff Danault)
Entertainment
1 month ago
This weekend in Clarksville: ‘Minecraft,’ Lone Oak Picnic, PokeKon Fest

“Minecraft” is showing in Woodlawn, the Lone Oak Picnic is coming in Cunningham and a PokeKon Fest is happening in downtown Clarksville.

News
1 month ago
Weekend weather: Chance of heavy rain Friday night and Saturday, drought is over

Clarksville forecast: Warm summer weather will continue this weekend, with increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms late Friday into Saturday.

Five people stand in a line wearing black military-style outfits with belts and sunglasses; center performer wears gold accessories and sash.
Entertainment
1 month ago
Ultimate Michael Jackson tribute show coming to Clarksville with dance, hits, excitement

MJ: The Illusion – the ultimate Michael Jackson tribute show – is coming to Clarksville at Mabry Concert Hall in August.

Plans for Freedom Farms with Costco as the anchor tenant, in July 2026. (CMC EDC, contributed)
Opinion
1 month ago
Who do you want to see move into Freedom Farms next to Costco? | POLL

With the news that Costco is planned as the anchor for Freedom Farms, the next big question is who all will move into the remaining 200 acres?

Plans for Freedom Farms with Costco as the anchor tenant, in July 2026. Interstate 24 is along the top right. (CMC EDC, contributed)
Business
1 month ago
It’s official: Costco planned to anchor 220-acre Freedom Farms in Clarksville

Costco is planning to open a store in Clarksville as the anchor tenant for Freedom Farms, a 220-acre development between Governor’s Square Mall and Interstate 24.

Students join Kyle King and Tiffany Hill on the air on Q108 for Q-Up the Classroom radiothon for Teachers Warehouse on July 24, 2025. (Chris Smith)
Community
1 month ago
Q-Up the Classroom kicks off this week to raise money for Teacher Warehouse

The third annual Q-Up the Classroom will be Thursday and Friday, featuring teachers and kids sharing stories about the Teachers Warehouse.

A Clarksville's Best gold award plaque from 2025. (Chris Smith)
Business
1 month ago
Clarksville’s Best 2026 nominations open: Tell us your favorite local shops and restaurants

Starting today, you can nominate the top restaurants, stores, agencies and more in the seventh annual Clarksville’s Best contest.

High temperatures in hot weather.
News
1 month ago
WEATHER ALERT: Heat Advisory issued, Tuesday index could reach 113

With heat index values expected well over 100 Monday and Tuesday, Montgomery County is under a Heat Advisory from the National Weather Service.

News
1 month ago
Work week weather: Hotter and humid, then storms expected Tuesday

Clarksville forecast: Hot and humid conditions will continue to start the week before a cold front brings cooler temperatures and drier weather.

Clockwise from the top left, county election candidates, nurse aide trial, Marsha Blackburn visit, new traffic light on Peachers Mill.
News
1 month ago
News in Clarksville: Teacher arrest, early voting guide, bus crash lawsuits and other top stories this week

The top local news stories in Clarksville this week, including an arrest in the teacher nude selfies case, a guide to early voting, and Kenwood bus crash lawsuit developments.

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