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After hearing the cases for and against a potential zone change north of West Concord Drive, the City Council voted down the proposal that would have transitioned 1 acre from R-2 single family residential to R-4 multiple family residential.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Thursday it is holding back water at the dams in the Cumberland River Basin to prevent flooding farther downstream in Clarksville.
With Flood Warnings issued for Clarksville for the coming days, some schools and offices are closing or operating on delayed schedules Friday.
Street and highway crews in Clarksville and Montgomery County have been working to clear the roads and remove debris as rainfall continues across the area.
A longstanding tradition at Fort Campbell that honors fallen soldiers with a large-scale outdoor boots display will no longer take place after this summer.
The Clarksville Police Department seeks the public’s help locating a runaway juvenile.
As street crews prepare for Wednesday’s storms, as well as flooding in the community, the City of Clarksville is also providing residents with answers to some frequently asked questions regarding flood insurance and the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
The Clarksville Police Department requests the public’s assistance in locating an endangered person.
Multiple trees and power lines were taken down by last night’s storm. And there’s a chance of more today.
With possible storm damage and flooding predicted in Clarksville, some schools and offices are operating on delayed schedules Thursday.