Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the stabbing death of a Venezuelan woman, a student suing CMCSS and flooding inside Dunbar Cave.
The Woodstock subdivision once again took the brunt of Clarksville flooding during rains, and there’s a reason. Also, with the loss of Big Lots and Sav-a-Lot, south Riverside Drive is already a food desert and getting worse.
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The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum under construction at Fort Campbell this week received a $5 million donation from the Pritzker Military Foundation.
The family of a Venezuela woman who was stabbed to death in a domestic homicide Monday morning has released her name and reached out for help.
The City of Clarksville announced Monday afternoon it is “working on several fronts” to help residents directly impacted by last week’s flooding.
Flooding this week washed through Dunbar Cave in Clarksville, pulling two boardwalks off their footings, filling the cave floor with mud, and possibly damaging 800-year-old Mississippian cave art.
A woman was stabbed to death in a house in south Clarksville early Monday morning.
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A new paid internship program designed to connect local employers with Austin Peay State University students will host its first information session this month.