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Over 50 military installations are alleged to have toxic levels of water contamination that cause a variety of illnesses, diseases and cancers. Now, Fort Campbell has been added to that list.
Clarksville forecast: Rain is likely through a warm weekend sandwiched by Christmas and New Year’s.
A semi truck crashed down an embankment into the woods on Highway 149 early Christmas morning.
A trash bin caught fire early Christmas morning at the Walgreens on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville.
Several shots were fired inside the Walmart on Fort Campbell Boulevard on Christmas Eve.
Parents and faculty members have shared that a new wrestling facility at Kirkwood Schools Complex is currently in the works.
Amid a great deal of pushback over plans to drain Swan Lake at Dunbar Cave, Tennessee State Parks held a public meeting last week to collect more public input and to lay out some of the benefits of returning the lake basin “to the stasis and balance that it so badly wants.”
The Clarksville Police Department is investigating the theft of a trailer belonging to Bella’s Closet, that was last seen on Saturday parked in front of Bella’s Closet on Kraft Street.
We have a chance of precipitation on Christmas in Clarksville, but it’s not the kind anyone wants.
If you saw strange lights sparkling across the sky Saturday night, no it wasn’t an early visit from Santa Claus (or at least, we’re pretty sure it wasn’t).