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Jazmin Logan

Jazmin Logan is a news reporter with Clarksville Now, covering crime, education, and other local stories. She works to shed light on the stories that matter most to her community. You can reach her at jlogan@clarksvillenow.com or (931) 648-7720.

Altra Federal Credit Union groundbreaking with Mayor Joe Pitts on Oct. 6, 2025. (Contributed by Tina Parker)
Business
10 months ago
Altra Federal Credit Union holds groundbreaking in Sango for 3rd Clarksville location

Altra Federal Credit Union has broken ground with its newest branch in Clarksville, located on Sidney Brown Court.

News
10 months ago
City Council OKs trailer park zoning change, affordable housing for tornado victims

The Clarksville City Council approved a zoning change on Trenton Road and a plan to buy land for affordable housing, along with its legislative agenda.

EV charging station at the new Downtown Clarksville Parking Garage at 131 S. First St. (Christian Brown)
News
10 months ago
Parking Commission to activate EV chargers, add signage for downtown parking

Downtown drivers can expect new parking signs and working EV chargers soon, as the Clarksville Parking Commission responds to complaints and confusion.

Traffic at a standstill on Interstate 24 in Montgomery County.
News
10 months ago
Widened roads, safer fire stations: City Council prepares wish list for state legislature

The city’s 2026 legislative agenda focuses on road projects, fire department upgrades and stricter code enforcement.

About 20 students protest the firing of Darren Michael at Austin Peay State University in September 2025. (Contributed)
News
10 months ago
APSU Faculty Senate responds to actions against tenured professor in Charlie Kirk case

The APSU Faculty Senate considered but rejected a vote of no-confidence in the university president over the termination-turned-suspension of professor Darren Michael.

News
11 months ago
How mattress shredder helps Bi-County tackle waste, reduce ‘leachate’ liquid at landfill | PHOTOS

Bi-County Solid Waste Management has been using a shredder and $10 disposal fee to reduce the impact of thousands of mattresses that end up in landfills every year.

News
11 months ago
Why does our water taste funny? Algae bloom to blame, but Clarksville tap water safe to drink

Clarksville Gas and Water’s tap water has a new odor and taste, but does not pose any health risks.

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