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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.

Business
9 years ago
Clarksville Networking Group to host open house

Each quarter the group hosts an open house and registered entrepreneurs set up booths to network and educate the community on the services they provide.

Sports
9 years ago
Nashville Soccer Club’s home opener moved to Nissan Stadium

High demand for tickets prompted the move.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
WATCH: Make a cute felt pillow for Valentines Day

ClarksvilleNow reporters demonstrate this fun Valentines Day craft.

Business
9 years ago
Air bag danger: Ford, Mazda add pickups to do-not-drive list

The companies and the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said dealers will tow the pickups to service bays to replace the faulty inflators and provide loaner vehicles.

News
9 years ago
Seven children have died from the flu in TN

The state health department only tracks pediatric and pregnancy-related flu deaths.

News
9 years ago
DUI checkpoint planned for next week in Clarksville

Officers will evaluate drivers for signs of alcohol or drug impairment.

Crime
9 years ago
Man wanted for armed robbery at Clarksville pharmacy arrested

The man left in a pickup truck after demanding drugs from the pharmacist.

Education
9 years ago
APSU professor contributes to BBC animated special

Scott Raymond, APSU assistant professor of animation, contributed about 20 seconds to the “The Highway Rat,”movie.

High Schools
9 years ago
Northwest soccer player commits to Lincoln Memorial University

Northwest High School is pleased to share that Molly Kleinhans has committed to play soccer at Lincoln Memorial University.

Lifestyle
9 years ago
Desegregation pioneer speaking in Clarksville for Black History Month

Charles Alexander, known as Alex-Zan, will share his experiences as the first group of 12 students to desegregate Virginia public schools in 1958.