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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.

Food
9 years ago
Cooking with Sarah: The Cocktail Edition – Chelsea Sidecar

Sarah shows you how to make a Chelsea Sidecar cocktail using ingredients from Caddy’s Discount Liquors.

Sports
9 years ago
Cardinals announce opening day roster

The Cardinals today announced their 25-man Opening Day roster that includes seven first-time Cardinals and 14 players that were developed within their organization.

Pets of the Week
9 years ago
Pets of the Week

See photos and descriptions of adoptable pets.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Mega Millions prize up to $502M, 10th largest

No one has won the Mega Millions jackpot since January.

News
9 years ago
Flood Watch in effect for Clarksville through Thursday evening

There is also a marginal risk of severe storms today and this evening.

Crime
9 years ago
Six people arrested in string of burglaries in Woodlawn, Indian Mound areas

Items stolen include multiple firearms, military ballistic plates, nearly 2,500 round of ammunition, electronics, and approximately $15,000 in jewelry.

Business
9 years ago
Homeowners in Southside may experience reduced insurance rates

Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Service recently went through the re-certification process with Insurance Services Office, Inc.

Education
9 years ago
Pennyrile Electric takes students to tour state capitol

Eleven local high school juniors visited the capitol as part of the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperative’s Frankfort Youth Tour on March 27th.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Planting season under way at Youth Garden in Clarksville

The Heritage Youth Garden, at 1202 Commerce St., was started by Geneva Bell as a community project to grow wholesome produce and teach youngsters about how food is produced.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Friday’s concert at The Warehouse will benefit local musician

The show is $10 at the door and all proceeds will go directly to Mike Robinson.