Jordan Renfro

Jordan Renfro is a news reporter with ClarksvilleNow.com. Reach her by email at jrenfro@5starradio.com or call 931-648-7720 ext. 547

Business
1 month ago
Granny’s Soul Food expands with new location on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard | PHOTOS

Granny’s Soul Food opened in 2022 on Fort Campbell Boulevard. Now, three years later, they are expanding their reach to a second Clarksville location

Crime
2 months ago
Retrial begins for man charged with Clarksville home invasion kidnapping, murder

After the original murder trial resulted in a mistrial due to a juror being related to the defendant, the trial for Timothy Williams started over this week.

Drivers zoom through a stop sign at Jordan Road and Andrew Drive in June 2025. (Mike Ross, contributed)
Crime
2 months ago
Drivers caught on video running stop signs in Clarksville: What can be done? | VIDEO

Residents of Hermitage Estates in north Clarksville have documented a number of drivers running the stop sign. Here’s what can be done about traffic problems.

Dunbar Cave Road construction during the week of June 23, 2025. (City of Clarksville, contributed)
News
2 months ago
Dunbar Cave Road work gets ‘accelerated timeline’ to be done in time for first day of school

The project will realign Dunbar Cave Road to meet Cardinal Lane, reducing the number of intersections near the Rossview schools campus in Clarksville.

News
2 months ago
MISSING JUVENILE ALERT: Police seek runaway 17-year-old missing over 1 month

The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding a runaway juvenile.

Elections
2 months ago
Election timeline set for voting to replace Rep. Mark Green in Congress

The official voting dates for the primary and general elections for Rep. Mark Green’s seat in Congress has been announced.

News
2 months ago
CMCSS School Board puts support behind TriStar, Ascension Saint Thomas hospital proposals

The CMCSS school board adopts resolutions to support TriStar Health and Ascension Saint Thomas plans for new Clarksville hospitals in the final 24 hours before the Certificate of Need hearing.

Lifestyle
2 months ago
Sales Tax Holiday: How to buy back-to-school clothes, supplies tax-free in Tennessee

Tennessee’s three-day traditional sales tax holiday is set to begin on July 25, allowing families and educators to purchase necessary supplies tax-free.