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13 years ago

Sewer rehab work schedule for September 9-13

Work will be done in the North Clarksville area

13 years ago

Two men rob woman at gunpoint, flee in victim’s vehicle

The suspects have been apprehended

13 years ago

Rakkasans volunteer with Buddy Ball

3rd Brigade spends time with special needs athletic league

13 years ago

City Council approves annexation of land

Clarksville is growing with new addition of 106 acres

13 years ago

Several cars vandalized at apartment complex

Police are looking for information leading to suspects

13 years ago

Volunteers aim to draw attention to Patriots Park

Flowerbeds will be planted as part of 9/11 service projects

13 years ago

TN.gov website ranked first in the nation

Redesign helps site win “Best of the Web”

13 years ago

CPD Officer helps revive young child

The child was not breathing and had no pulse

13 years ago

Northwest JROTC to host Flag Retirement ceremony

The ceremony will take place at the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post

13 years ago

An old bird gets a new mission

Fort Campbell soldiers restore Vietnam helicopter

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2 days ago

News in Clarksville: K-9 officer terminated, I-24 crash arrest, smoke shops and other top stories this week

The top local news in Clarksville this week, including the termination of a K-9 officer, new info on Crucible Metals, and an arrest in a deadly interstate crash.

14 hours ago

Montgomery County Fire Department responds to tobacco barn fire

MCFD crews responded to a tobacco barn fire on Springdale Road Saturday morning, with heavy flames and smoke showing upon their arrival.

15 hours ago

Thousands of wings fill the sky at Oak Grove’s 18th annual Butterfly Festival | PHOTOS

Thousands of butterflies took to the sky Saturday as Oak Grove held its 18th annual Butterfly Festival at the War Memorial Walking Trail.

16 hours ago

Work week weather: Sunny skies expected for Labor Day, chance of showers Thursday, Friday

Hot and sunny will dominate the beginning of work week weather once again; however, there is a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms on both Thursday and Friday.

2 days ago

APSU music therapy program to host free community event ‘Songs, Stories & Sundaes’

Austin Peay State University’s Department of Music, with support from the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts, will present “Songs, Stories, & Sundaes.”