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Crime
8 years ago
Clarksville man charged with rape of teenager

Barry McCoy is charged with four counts of rape, four counts of statutory rape, and patronizing prostitution.

Military
8 years ago
Free gas for active duty military this Saturday

Operation Tank Full of Love provides free gas for active duty soldiers and spouses of deployed soldiers.

News
8 years ago
Kentucky health officials announce flu prevention campaign

The Focus on Flu campaign is urging people to get vaccinated on Kentucky Flu Shot Day, which is Sept. 26, or by the end of October.

Military
8 years ago
Senate backs bill to boost military spending, including pay raise

The measure includes $675 billion for the Defense Department and boosts military pay by 2.6 percent, the largest pay raise in nine years.

Crime
8 years ago
Clarksville elementary school teacher, husband accused of abusing infant

The couple was charged with aggravated child abuse and neglect.

Military
8 years ago
Trump considering permanent U.S. troops in Poland

Facing Russia’s increased military activity, Poland has been pressing for the 3,000 U.S. troops now on rotating deployment in Poland to be upgraded to a larger, permanent presence.

News
8 years ago
State hosting public meeting to discuss permit for AtlasBX battery plant in Clarksville

A group recently started a petition regarding possible environmental concerns at the soon-to-be-constructed Lead-Acid Battery Manufacturing Facility.

News
8 years ago
Red Cross assisting families affected by Mayhew Rd. apartment fire

The fire occurred Sunday at Cumberland Chateau Apartments in Montgomery County.

News
8 years ago
U.S. government pushes back national emergency alert test to Oct. 3

FEMA, which will send the alert, said last week that the messages would bear the headline “Presidential Alert,” and that phones will make a loud tone and have a special vibration.

Business
8 years ago
TN consumers should be wary of hurricane-related price gouging

Look for sudden dramatic increases in prices for necessities right before, during, or after a natural disaster.