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The Clarksville City Council indefinitely postponed a proposal that would have turned The Well property into a homeless outreach center with expanded services downtown.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a storm repair contractor dispute, a murder verdict in the Dodge’s shooting and new security at CMCSS schools
Storms are expected to roll into Clarksville this afternoon, and that’s prompted a Severe Thunderstorm Watch from the National Weather Service.
Four apartments at Summit Heights in Clarksville were destroyed in a fire Friday afternoon.
More than 99 acres east of Exit 11 have been unanimously approved for annexation by the Clarksville City Council, at the request of the current property owners.
Evolve Construction & Restoration was paid almost $6,400 but still hasn’t started work a year later. Clarksville Now found the company has similar complaints in 5 other states.
Clarksville forecast: Warm and mostly sunny conditions Friday will give way to a wet and stormy Saturday.
The US 41A Bypass in Clarksville has been shut down after a wreck with injuries.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System is replacing its Evolv weapons detection pilot technology with a new open-frame system called OpenGate.
Two men were sentenced to life in prison Tuesday after a jury convicted them of first-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of Jarlen Corbin. A third defendant was found guilty of reckless homicide.