The “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit raised $5,000 for the Kenwood families affected by the bus crash, with funds set to be mailed out next week.
Clarksville Fire Rescue says residents should know the city’s fireworks hours, restrictions and safety guidelines before celebrating.
A kitten rescued from a storm drain after a three-day effort is now safe and recovering in a foster home, according to Montgomery County Animal Care and Control.
Federal prosecutors say a Clarksville doctor issued more than 1 million “medically unnecessary” pills in a years-long prescribing scheme.
Clarksville Police are asking for the public’s help finding a 61-year-old missing person.
Police say a man used fraudulent identification to withdraw $28,000 from a victim’s bank account, and detectives are asking for help identifying him.
Nearly 10 years after the Clarksville homicide, one defendant’s murder charge was dismissed this month while two others remain set for trial next year.
With a supportive crowd filling much of the National Guard Armory, the “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit brought the community together to support the Kenwood Middle School families impacted by the March 27 bus crash.
A “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit will be held Friday at the Clarksville National Guard Armory to raise funds for families impacted by the Kenwood Middle School bus crash.
CMCSS says the March 27 crash that killed two students was caused by a sudden medical emergency, not negligence, as the district seeks dismissal of most claims in a lawsuit filed by the Davis family.