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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.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Public invited to attend Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony in Clarksville

In 2018, National Police Week will be May 13-19.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Road closures planned for May 19 bicycle ride in Clarksville

The event will launch from Downtown Commons, 215 Legion Street, and include live music, a food zone, kids races, family activities and an after party.

Photos
9 years ago
PHOTOS: Jazz on the Lawn with Tiffany Johnson

Photos from first Jazz on the Lawn of the 2018 concert series at Beachaven Vineyards and Winery.

APSU
9 years ago
Costanzo, Newberg and Head pace Govs to series opening-win at No. 5 Clemson

Austin Peay, which posted its first-ever win against a Top 5 ranked team, and Clemson continue their three-game series with a 3 p.m. (CT) contest.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Annual Flying High event announces signature artist

Customs House Museum & Cultural Center’s annual Flying High fundraiser takes place May 19 at the Clarksville Country Club.

Business
9 years ago
Employment event happening at Fort Campbell next week

SFL-TAP Employer events are held at the Fort Campbell Soldier For Life Center.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
PHOTOS: See inside The City Forum entertainment center

Clarksville’s newest entertainment center, The City Form, will be opening May 15.

Elections
9 years ago
Trump to headline Blackburn Senate fundraiser in Tennessee

A Blackburn Victory Fund invitation says Trump will be in Nashville for the May 29 event.

Crime
9 years ago
Volunteers needed in ‘largest search’ for body of murdered Dickson County boy

The parents of Joe Clyde Daniels have been charged in connection with his death.

Military
9 years ago
Community invited to race, memorial for 101st’s Hamburger Hill anniversary

The “Hamburger Hill” battle was one of the unit’s most dangerous engagements during their four years in Vietnam, with more than 300 killed or wounded.