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Elmo’s Got the Moves, an all-new Sesame Street Live production, is coming to Clarksville later this year at F&M Bank Arena.
The Clarksville Housing Authority recently reported progress on work‑order backlogs, upcoming evictions, and a regional partnership to build tiny homes for veterans.
Site plans have been submitted for Autumnwood Farms Retail, a 178,000-square-foot building on the south side of Tiny Town Road next to the new TriStar Clarksville Hospital.
Clarksville Police are asking for the public’s help finding a 61-year-old missing person.
The City Council met on Monday for the third first reading of the FY budget, where they voted to disapprove the proposed, amended budget with a proposed property tax rate of $1.03.
Nearly 10 years after the Clarksville homicide, one defendant’s murder charge was dismissed this month while two others remain set for trial next year.
Clarksville forecast: Showers and thunderstorms will remain possible Monday before drier weather returns for the middle of the week.
With a supportive crowd filling much of the National Guard Armory, the “Fight for a Knight” wrestling benefit brought the community together to support the Kenwood Middle School families impacted by the March 27 bus crash.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories, including CMCSS denying liability in the fatal bus crash, the public being removed from a school board meeting and the City Council rejecting the budget once again.
Tennessee is made up of several “boomtowns”, which are cities that stand out for attracting people, investment and development at a pace that sets them apart. Included on that listing is Clarksville.