There is a new store coming to Governor’s Square Mall, 2801 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., with an assortment of indoor and outdoor home options to choose from. HomeGoods is an off-price worldwide home décor store and will open doors in Clarksville on March 30.
Chris Smith and I are back along with Katie Gambill and Ryan Ploeckelman to chat about the top stories for the second week of March 2023.
After decades of serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in Clarksville, Rudy’s Diner, 1768 Madison St., will permanently close its doors in less than two weeks.
Clarksville forecast: The weekend will start off a little soggy on Friday, but the skies will clear up Friday night with sunshine on tap through Monday.
A mysterious white substance was found along the roadside in Todd County this week, and while it may look like snow in the pictures, it is anything but that.
The Clarksville Street Department held a public meeting on Tuesday, answering questions about development plans for Memorial Drive and MLK Parkway.
The Montgomery County Commission has taken a step to help reduce recidivism in the community by agreeing to fund a 15-passenger transport van for Community Corrections.
The Clarksville City Council has voted in favor of granting the Clarksville Gas & Water Department authority to negotiate water and sewer reservation fees and terms with customers of large usage.
Jake Foster and Chris Smith are joined this week by Lee Erwin and Tiffany Hill to highlight Clarksville’s top stories for the first week of Mar. 2023.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn was in Montgomery County on Friday as part of her yearly visits to each of Tennessee’s 95 counties.