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Lee Erwin

Lee Erwin Senior Reporter-Clarksvillenow.com O. 931-648-7720

Military
12 years ago
101st Soldiers train to protect themselves from Ebola

Fort Campbell Soldiers are training to be safe around Ebola as they prepare for deployment to Liberia.

Lifestyle
12 years ago
County Mayor Jim Durrett speaks to Rotary

Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett was the guest at Clarksville Rotary and updated members on county projects.

News
12 years ago
Suspect in custody in West Creek Twitter threats

Students and staff threatened in series of Twitter posts

Military
12 years ago
Color Casing Ceremony for 101st deployment

The command team of the 101st will hold a color casing ceremony for their upcoming deployment to Liberia

News
12 years ago
House fire on Preston Drive

Clarksville Fire Rescue responded to a fire that damaged a home on Preston Drive.

News
12 years ago
Red Cross working to lower fire deaths

Clarksville has a high number of home fire deaths and the Red Cross is conducting fire safety checks in the city.

Lifestyle
12 years ago
Remember My Name in Montgomery County

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Remember My Name remembers victims of domestic violence in Montgomery County.

Lifestyle
12 years ago
Wounded Warrior and Paralympic athlete honored

The accomplishments of Wounded Warrior and Paralympic athlete Heath Calhoun has been recognized with signs at entrances to Clarksville.

News
12 years ago
Registration for November Election ends October 6

Monday, October 6 is the last day to get signed-up to vote for the November 4 Tennessee General and City of Clarksville Election.

News
12 years ago
R.J. Corman Facility destroyed by fire

No injuries were reported in a fire at the R.J. Corman Facility in Guthrie, Kentucky Sunday night