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Security screening will continue to be strictly enforced for Clarksville City Council meetings and City Court sessions that are temporarily held in the basement-level meeting space of the Regional Planning Commission (RPC), 329 Main St.
Today at 10am at the Whataburger on Madison Street was the unveiling of the new Tennessee Historical Marker for Howard White “Smiley” Johnson.
Work week weather expected to be calm and in the mid 80’s to begin the week, followed by a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Three Intergovernmental Support Agreements (IGSA) were signed August 26 between Fort Campbell Garrison Commander Colonel Christopher Midberry and several senior officials in the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s Christian and Todd Counties.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
After originally proposing an ordinance that would restrict the number of liquor stores within city limits to 14, councilperson Wanda Smith presented a revised version of the resolution that would now restrict the number of liquor stores to 16.
A motorcyclist has been killed in a single-vehicle crash on Providence Boulevard in Clarksville.
Madison Street and Tiny Town Road backed up after two separate crashes involving CMCSS school buses.
CPD is asking for the public’s help identifying several suspects involved in a vehicle burglary and identity theft case.
A large construction industry truck passed through the lower portion of the City Hall parking lot next to Main Street on Wednesday afternoon when the truck sank into a large hole formed under its own weigh.