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Jurors heard from one of the three men charged in the 2023 Dodge’s shooting as Otis Barnes said he was “afraid for his life” before opening fire.
In a neighborhood in Clarksville, a home known as the Maria House has opened its doors to teenage mothers in foster care.
An application went before the Clarksville City Council on Thursday night for more than 5 acres be rezoned at the intersection of College and Kraft Street.
Bridge components for the Spring Creek Parkway project will be moving along Wilma Rudolph Boulevard this afternoon, and traffic disruptions are expected.
Clarksville forecast: Rain will start the week before a surge of warm, humid air pushes temperatures into the upper 70s by midweek.
Separate from planned construction around Exit 89 to make room for Buc-ee’s traffic, east and westbound lanes may be impacted until August.
Here’s a look at the top Clarksville news stories, including a plan for the city to annex 99 acres for St. Thomas Ascension and the trial begins in the Dodge’s shooting.
The Clarksville City Council previously voted to postpone a resolution that would have created a homeless outreach center with expanded services.
A teacher was recently disciplined for leaving notes and then venting on social media about some of her students. But is it OK to feel this way about students? Or should people who feel that way not be teachers?
More than 99 acres that sit east of Exit 11 have been proposed for annexation by the City of Clarksville for the land being purchased by Ascension St. Thomas Health Care.