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After hitting repeated brick walls trying to have the Joseph Dunlop House demolished, the owners are now looking to develop around the property, which could include an apartment building with retail space off Madison Street.
Clarksville Area Urban Ministries is celebrating the successes of 14 guests of the emergency warming shelter who acquired jobs, entered rehab and even returned to school.
Clarksville Police are asking for help finding 35-year-old Paul Williams. His sister reported him missing on Feb. 6, and the last time she had contact with him was Jan. 4 at Tennova Healthcare.
The Montgomery County Commission has approved a resolution asking the Tennessee Department of Transportation to fully fund a pedestrian bridge across Purple Heart Parkway.
A two-vehicle wreck has traffic congested on Interstate 24 eastbound in Clarksville.
Clarksville rain forecast: With multiple days of rain coming up, Clarksville could get 4-6 inches of rain, causing creeks and rivers to rise.
The City of Clarksville announced on Monday the Street Department’s newest construction project of the 2025, Rossview Road Phase 2. This is a subsequent phase to the widening of the roadway between Cardinal Lane and Powell Road.
The Tennessee legislature’s vote to approve school vouchers divided the Montgomery County delegation, with Rep. Aron Maberry and Sen. Bill Powers voting for it and Reps. Jeff Burkhart and Ronnie Glynn voting against.
Clarksville forecast: Rain is in the forecast for the next several days, possibly letting up by week’s end.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now, including on homeless children, state and local DEI debates and the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old.