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Elections
2 years ago
State Rep. Ronnie Glynn campaigning for re-election to Tennessee House, District 67

Tennessee state Rep. Ronnie Glynn has announced his campaign for re-election to the General Assembly in District 67 in Clarksville.

News
2 years ago
Motorcyclist killed in head-on crash with SUV on Peachers Mill Road

A motorcyclist has died after a head-on collision Thursday evening on Peachers Mill Road in Clarksville.

Crime
2 years ago
4 takeaways from King Mao shooting trial: Car wreck evidence, Google history, defendant testifies

Day 4 of the trial concluded for Jaelyn Gant, charged with the 2020 murder and armed robbery of an employee at a Chinese restaurant in Clarksville.

News
2 years ago
UPDATE: Motorcyclist in critical condition after head-on collision on Peachers Mill Road

There was an injury crash Thursday evening on Peachers Mill Road at Allen Griffey Road in Clarksville.

Crime
2 years ago
UPDATE: 6 arrested in TBI human trafficking sting in Clarksville, 7 potential victims recovered

Six men were arrested in Clarksville during an undercover TBI human trafficking investigation, which included an assistant coach with the Austin Peay State University football team.

Hockey
2 years ago
Nashville Spartans hockey team moving to Clarksville’s F&M Bank Arena as Red River Spartans

The Nashville Spartans, one of the top teams in the USPHL, is moving to the F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville under a new name: the Red River Spartans.

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News
2 years ago
Weekend weather: Sunny skies with temperatures in 90s

Clarksville forecast: Expect sunny and clear skies this weekend as temperatures hit the lower 90s.

Elections
2 years ago
Jeff Burkhart running for re-election to Tennessee House, District 75

Jeff Burkhart has announced he’s running for re-election to the Tennessee House of Representatives in District 75.

News
2 years ago
TVA to take down 1,000-foot-tall concrete chimneys at Cumberland Fossil Plant

The southwest Montgomery County skyline is about to lose a distinctive landmark with the removal of the orange-and-white-striped, 1,000-foot-tall chimneys at the Cumberland Fossil Plant.

Crime
2 years ago
3 takeaways from Day 2 of King Mao shooting trial: Mother of victim, restaurant owners testify

With Day 2 of the jury trial for a man charged with the murder and armed robbery of a King Mao employee coming to a close, the jury heard testimony from the mother of the victim, the restaurant owners and the defendant’s sister testified.