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A man wanted on aggravated kidnapping and assault charges in Knoxville was arrested in Clarksville Wednesday morning.
State Sen. Bill Powers of Clarksville, who was among the state leaders considered contenders to replace Rep. Mark Green in a special election, announced Wednesday that he has decided not to run for Congress.
The Clarksville City Council met on Tuesday for their first vote on the proposed budget, which includes a property tax increase.
As major healthcare organizations consider investing millions in new hospital facilities for Clarksville, community members have a direct opportunity to influence these decisions through Tennessee’s Certificate of Need (CON) process.
The new, proposed City of Clarksville budget includes more than $170 million for the city general fund, a 15-cent property tax increase, along with plans to address neighborhood flooding, rapid city growth, as well as Mason Rudolph Golf Course.
Clarksville forecast: Summer officially begins this weekend, and it’s coming in hot. Literally heatwave-level hot.
The Fort Campbell Historical Foundation held a Topping Out Ceremony and sneak peek on Friday for the new Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum.
Clarksville forecast: We have a strong chance of rain pretty much every day this week until Friday.
Over 700 demonstrators turned out for the No Kings protest Saturday at McGregor Park on Riverside Drive.
A rollover crash tied up traffic on Warfield Boulevard in Clarksville Saturday afternoon.