Starting Monday, a limited number of family members will be able to attend school athletic events.
Since Jan. 9, the number of active cases in the Clarksville-Montgomery County area has hovered around 2,000 with a fluctuating margin of 200 cases.
Differing case loads across racial groups was addressed at Monday’s NAACP health forum, hosted by the Clarksville chapter of the organization.
Traditional students in grades Pre-K through sixth will return to in-person classes on Monday, Jan. 25.
The state Health Department has announced a three-step process for residents to find out when they’re eligible for vaccination and register.
The vaccination process is underway, but noticeably slower in Montgomery County compared to the rest of the state. Here’s why.
COVID-19 testing will be conducted at Civitan Park from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. beginning on Jan. 11.
The state of Tennessee on Wednesday added a new website portal and a phone number to improve appointment services for COVID-19 vaccinations.
The new tool will text and email when residents can begin registering for a vaccine.
Clarksville has experienced an additional COVID-19 nine deaths in the last week, and four more residents have been hospitalized with the virus.