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They will now embark on a 14-week field training program with veteran Field Training Officers.
This latest sighting is one of several confirmed sightings of alligators in Southwest Tennessee.
City’s free summer camps offer sports, arts, activities at 15 sites.
APSU is hosting a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 28, in the Governors Club Room in the Dunn Center.
This unique opportunity allows children to submit a design for consideration to win a finished piece of jewelry based on the child’s design.
Customs House Museum releases a list of exhibits and activities for the month of April.
Adults 50 and up can register now through May 4 for Clarksville Parks & Recreation’s 50 Plus Games.
See a selection of some of the most interesting social media comments made by ClarksvilleNow readers this week.
Two victims of a drunk driver who died in 2016 were remembered Saturday with a sign placed on the 101st Parkway.
Close to 300 people took part in the March For Our Lives Saturday in Clarksville against violence and school shootings.