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U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty visited the Industrial Park today as part of a statewide economic development tour. Hagerty talked with managers at LG’s Clarksville plant and the owners of Old Glory Distillery and toured both facilities.
After a first-grader was left asleep on the bus for an hour, CMCSS has a wake-up call on tracking students. Also, will shutting down the live traffic camera end or encourage the Rhonda 500? And Chris defends the merits of strong coffee from Ryan’s blonde-roast caffeine lies.
The Clarksville Police Department is currently investigating a home burglary that occurred earlier this month and is asking for the public’s help identifying one of the suspects involved.
The final list is in for candidates running for City of Clarksville elections, coming up in November.
Austin Peay State University students returning to campus this semester will discover a transformed Felix G. Woodward Library with a modernized look, cutting-edge technology and innovative new services.
Clarksville forecast: We have a chance of storms this weekend, but it should clear up by Sunday.
A first-grader at Liberty Elementary woke up alone inside the Clarksville-Montgomery County School system bus. A school employee found him and took him to school, a full hour after the start of class.
There wasn’t a dry eye in sight as two brothers were sentenced to prison Wednesday for the 2020 voluntary manslaughter of a 19-year-old in Clarksville.
A deal is in the works to build NorthPark Logistics in the Industrial Park, offering local businesses about 2 million square feet of warehouse space just north of Clarksville.
Public attention surrounding live video of the new roundabout at Whitfield and Needmore Roads – and the resulting “Rhonda 500” – has led the City of Clarksville to shut off the camera.