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12 years ago

Plane makes emergency landing near Elkton

Federal Aviation Administration investigating

12 years ago

APSU holds National Night Out against crime

National Night Out against crime comes to Clarksville

12 years ago

Love and Theft to play Electric Cowboy

The show will be the first of The Beaver Concert Series

12 years ago

Mayor to attend National Security Program

Military and national security officials will convene

12 years ago

Army Soldier Show now taking applications for 2014 tour

Army Entertainment is looking for technicians and performers

12 years ago

Telling the Truth all the Time- How David Alford landed a role on ABC’s ‘Nashville’

Alford is a native of Adams and APSU grad

12 years ago

Bastogne Soldiers return

1st BCT soldiers return after a nine-month deployment to Eastern Afghanistan

12 years ago

Brain health expo slated

Expo to address issues and answer questions about brain health

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14 hours ago

3 people found dead in home in Wingate neighborhood in Clarksville

Police responding to a deceased person call found three people dead inside a home in the Wingate neighborhood of Clarksville Tuesday afternoon.

15 hours ago

236-unit development with dog park, pool planned next to Rossview schools campus

Site plans for a 14-acre multi-family development off of Exit 8 have been submitted to the Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission.

14 hours ago

3 Democratic candidates for Congress discuss data centers, workers’ rights, immigration at Clarksville forum

Three Democratic candidates for Congress, District 7, shared their platforms with voters at a public forum at Austin Peay State University on Monday night.

15 hours ago

Fort Campbell updates closure of Gate 7, upcoming closure of Ripcord Road

Fort Campbell closed Gate 7 to all traffic on Sept. 2. The extended closure is needed to conduct repairs and to help reduce the impact of flooding at the gate.

16 hours ago

Rep. Aron Maberry: Respect and fairness must guide our disagreements | OPINION

Contributed commentary by State Rep. Aron Maberry.