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11 years ago

The Pope will visit U.S. next year

Stops to include Philadelphia, Washington and New York.

11 years ago

SPECIAL SECTION: See the Latest Black Friday Deals

Get the latest leaked Black Friday ads and make a game plan to tackle your holiday shopping.

11 years ago

Carbon monoxide poisoning a threat during winter months

Cold weather practices can increase risk.

11 years ago

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel visits Fort Campbell

Fort Campbell visit one of five stops by Pentagon chief.

11 years ago

Graphic Islamic State video claims US aid worker beheaded

Kassig, a U.S. Army Ranger, was captured in Syria

11 years ago

Winter weather delays classes

Snow and sleet in forecast for morning commute.

11 years ago

Americans are getting back into shopping

Signs point to consumers spending more, could keep the economy growing.

11 years ago

Screaming Eagle Foundations seeks donations

The Screaming Eagle Foundation supports soldiers and families of the 101st Airborne Division.

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8 hours ago

Former Clarksville Police officer indicted on federal kidnapping, stalking charges

The former Clarksville Police officer has been indicted following a TBI investigation into an on-duty incident involving his estranged girlfriend.

10 hours ago

What to expect on Election Day for Congress, District 7 primary in Montgomery County

Here’s what you need to know ahead of the Oct. 7 primary Election Day for the Congress, District 7 special election.

11 hours ago

City Council OKs trailer park zoning change, affordable housing for tornado victims

The Clarksville City Council approved a zoning change on Trenton Road and a plan to buy land for affordable housing, along with its legislative agenda.

8 hours ago

Police seek suspect in tobacco shop burglary on Dunlop Lane

The Clarksville Police Department is investigating a burglary that occurred on Oct. 1 at Tobacco and Brew, 620 Dunlop Lane.

11 hours ago

Imagination Library Adult Spelling Bee raises record $67,000 for childhood literacy

The Imagination Library of Montgomery County is thrilled to announce that its annual fundraising event raised more than $67,000 in support of early childhood literacy.