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CFR was dispatched this morning to a structure fire, and while the fire ended up being put out, the house sustained significant damage, and four family pets were found deceased.
The Citizens for Fort Campbell recently spoke out and welcomed recent congressional action to evaluate and improve aging utility infrastructure at Fort Campbell.
The Clarksville Street Department is planning a new four-way traffic signal and pedestrian crossing at Peachers Mill and Henry Place.
Clarksville forecast: Showers and thunderstorms will continue Sunday before transitioning to isolated storms through the workweek.
Senator Marsha Blackburn brought her campaign for Tennessee governor to Clarksville on Saturday.
The top local news from Clarksville this week, including the city approving a budget, warrants in the jail death case, and the closing of Poor Man’s Country Club.
Weeks before her trial date, Hodge’s pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and received four years of probation in the 2022 fentanyl death.
A vehicle hit a man who was walking on Tiny Town Road in Clarksville early Friday morning.
The Clarksville City Council finalized the city’s FY 2026-27 budget on Thursday night with a property tax rate of $1.01, an official 9-cent increase from the previous rate of $0.92.
Several businesses have begun to market their brands at 1243 Rossview Plaza, which includes a restaurant, a coffee shop, as well as a bakery.