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12 years ago

Obama to visit Nashville this week

The President will discuss jobs in TN

12 years ago

Pedestrian injured at Clarksville intersection

The man ran across traffic at the corner of Tiny Town and Needmore roads

12 years ago

Panhandler arrested in Wal-Mart parking lot

Man had prior warrant on file and $417 on his person

12 years ago

Driver hits mailbox and flips vehicle on Village Way

The driver fell asleep at the wheel

12 years ago

Former Lamar Alexander staffer arrested for child porn found dead

Investigators believe Loskarn took his own life

12 years ago

2nd Brigade Combat Team cases colors

“Strike” Brigade prepares for deployment to Afghanistan

12 years ago

CMCSS delayed one hour Friday

Delay will help reduce electricity demand

12 years ago

Vanderbilt: At least 17 dead from the flu

This year’s outbreak has sent at least 498 Middle Tennesseans to the hospital

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1 hour ago

Immigration, economy, veterans care take center stage at Chamber Congressional forum | VIDEO

Three candidates vying for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District seat met for a political forum hosted by the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce.

2 hours ago

CTS to hold open house to discuss moving city bus station to another location

The city plans to jump back into public discussions of moving the Clarksville bus station away from the middle of downtown.

6 hours ago

Playoff scenarios for Clarksville-area high school football teams with one week left in regular season

Several Clarksville area high school football teams have already punched their ticket to the postseason, but we have a few teams that are still fighting to keep their season alive as we enter the last week of the regular season.

4 hours ago

Austin Peay’s G.H.O.S.T. event brings spooky Halloween fun to families | PHOTOS

Austin Peay State University kept the Halloween spirit alive this weekend with its annual Greater Halloween Options for Safe Trick-or-Treating.

2 hours ago

Replant Clarksville: Growing a greener future for our community

Replant Clarksville’s mission is to return the community to a healthy level of native tree canopy with the support of businesses, governments, nonprofits and citizens.