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State Rep. Michael Lankford, R-Palmyra, passed his first piece of legislation as a member of the Tennessee General Assembly.
Despite that there are 64 people running, there are only four contested races on the Montgomery County primary ballot, with early voting starting this week.
The Montgomery County Commission approved two rezone requests, one for an archery range, and the other to serve businesses in the Industrial Park.
Austin Peay State University hosted a large-scale simulation on Monday, giving students a hands-on look at what happens after a drunk driving crash.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a runaway juvenile.
Safety improvements at the intersection of Rossview Road and Rollow Lane are now complete, and as a result, the temporary stop signs are being removed.
A few showers and thunderstorms are possible early Monday in Clarksville before skies clear and a stretch of hot, breezy weather settles in.
The Mega Job Fair is a regional event featuring businesses from the Middle Tennessee, Hopkinsville and Fort Campbell area.
A rollover crash involving multiple vehicles blocked Interstate 24 in Clarksville Sunday morning.
Matthew Vedder resigned from CMCSS on Thursday, ending his due process rights as external investigations move forward.