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Update, 5 p.m.: Traffic is clearing but still slow from about mile marker 9 […]
It isn’t just the rate that’s down in our fast-growing city: TBI statistics show that even as the population climbs, our total number of crimes in Clarksville is down as well.
Fall-like weather will settle into Clarksville this weekend, with cooler nights and plenty of sunshine during the day.
More than 14 acres off Trenton Road in Clarksville is proposed for rezoning in an effort to transition an old, rundown trailer park.
After postponing their decision in August, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board narrowly approved the wrestling proposal last night.
The status of a fired Austin Peay State University professor has been shifted after the university determined it hadn’t followed due process.
A portion of D Street running through the Manna Café Ministries property has officially been renamed Kenny York Memorial Way.
New public Wi-Fi expansions are coming to RichEllen Park, Woodlawn Park and Downtown Commons, thanks to a $100,000 grant.
For Park(ing) Day in Clarksville, they transformed two on-street parking spaces in front of their office into a parklet, to encourage rethinking downtown parking.
Here’s how many voters participated in the first week of early voting to select nominees to fill the vacant U.S. House District 7 seat in Congress.