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A vehicle fleeing from a traffic stop crashed on Fort Campbell Boulevard Monday afternoon.
The Montgomery County primary for mayor, sheriff, the County Commission and School Board is coming up in May, and we’re halfway through the window to enter the races.
Clarksville forecast: Cold but quiet weather is expected to start the week, with sunshine dominating Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Tuesday
The MLK Day of Action was hosted at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville on Saturday.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the Roxy moving to a new temporary home, a murder charge in a parking lot shootout, and the tax revenue cost of Vanderbilt buying Tennova.
Good news about new hospitals comes with some hangnails, including that Premier won’t build a planned clinic, and we’re going to take a $2 million hit in tax revenue.
A wreck near Exit 11 had Interstate 24 westbound tied up Friday afternoon in Clarksville.
The Montgomery County Trustee’s Office is pleased to announce the opening of a newly expanded space.
The City of Clarksville hosted a second public meeting regarding the potential purchase of The Well property, and this time attendees collaborated in groups.
Interstate 24 westbound was closed Thursday evening after a wreck near mile marker 8 in Clarksville.