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The top local news in Clarksville this week, including Clarksville remaining measles free, a new fall farmers market in the Sango area, as well as the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
One project includes TDOT allocating more than $4.7 million for improvements to State Route 374 from State Route 76 / US 79 to Dotsonville Road.
The community and first responders gathered on Friday to remember the lives lost in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, with events across the city marking the 25th anniversary.
Law enforcement units and first responders have responded to Northeast Middle School in response to a lockdown implemented following a fight between students.
The Montgomery County Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire at the 2900 block of Surrey Ridge Rd. on Thursday night.
A wreck with minor injuries on Memorial Drive at Haynes Street has completely shut down the roadway.
For the first time this Fall, Clarksville families will have a weekly farmers market dedicated to the fall season.
Tennessee has confirmed six measles cases this year and Kentucky has reported 44, but Montgomery County health officials say there are no local cases.
A Special Weather Statement has been issued by the National Weather Service due to a strong thunderstorm moving near Dover.
For the second consecutive year, Austin Peay State University has set a new all-time enrollment record with 11,338 students registered for Fall 2026.