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13 years ago

Building and Codes officer bitten by dogs

Eley was bitten on the arm, hand, and leg

13 years ago

BACH to observe Veterans Day

The Emergency Center will remain open

13 years ago

THP to conduct driver license checkpoint in Montgomery County

The checkpoint will be conducted Friday, Nov. 8

13 years ago

Police officer exposed to poison during traffic stop

Meth bust closed Dover Road for several hours

13 years ago

Council divided, but passes new residential zoning

Zoning district could allow more housing opportunities for some areas

13 years ago

House fire on Persimmon Court in Clarksville

No one was injured in the blaze

13 years ago

Local fire departments host Turkey Shoot fundraisers

Turkey Shoots raise money for Woodlawn and Cunningham Fire Departments

13 years ago

TN students the fastest improving in the nation

Results show gains in math and reading

13 years ago

Governor recognizes four veteran state employees

Veterans Day pays tribute to more than 525,000 TN veterans

13 years ago

Former CDE President sentenced to prison

Rick R. Ingram, Sr. involved in honest services mail and wire fraud scheme

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15 hours ago

News in Clarksville: Leadership flip, deadly shootout, Flock cameras and other top stories this week

Here’s a look at the top news in Clarksville this week, including a County Commission leadership change, a deadly police shootout, Flock cameras and data centers.

21 hours ago

Semi truck veers off Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, crashes into cars in parking lots

A semi truck driver veered off of Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and crashed into several parked cars in the Chedder’s and Trane parking lots Friday night.

7 hours ago

Austin Peay football throttles West Florida in top 25 matchup

Austin Peay picked up the largest road victory over a ranked opponent in program history on Saturday night. Here’s how the game played out.

2 days ago

Student urges CMCSS to do more to stop vaping in school restrooms

A Rossview student asked the school board to consider vape-detection sensors in bathrooms, but CMCSS officials say it already has this technology in use.

1 day ago

Rossview High ends 0-4 start with much-needed win over West Creek

After a tough 0-4 start, Rossview picked up a much-needed 27-6 victory over West Creek as the Hawks look to turn their season around.