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The incident began when a deputy investigating a stolen vehicle at the B&L Market on College Street tried to make contact with the driver. The deputy got involved in an altercation, and the deputy fired shots.
Two moms started a push for more recess that took off in Clarksville, and now CMCSS has responded, providing longer breaks for kids starting this fall. Also, the city is going to make sure your (stuff) don’t stink, we’re getting a new DMV, and, ahead of the upcoming concert, Ryan tries to name every Styx hit but runs out of breath.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a 31-year-old man.
The city Gas and Water Department has made significant progress on two key projects: the development of their thermal dryer technology for wastewater treatment and their North Clarksville Water Treatment Plant.
Clarksville forecast: Expect partly sunny skies on Friday, but brace for rain and intermittent showers throughout the weekend ahead.
In 1969, Stokes Field was built as a park for youth to play baseball and softball. But in the decades since, the park has fallen into serious disrepair. Now, 55 years later, Stokes Field is being restored to its original glory.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance locating a runaway juvenile, 17-year-old Nevan Boyd.
Teya Moore was recently selected for the newly created position of juvenile resource coordinator in Juvenile Court.
Clarksville-Montgomery County elementary schools provide 15-20 minutes of recess for students. For the upcoming school year, that time has been extended to 30 minutes.
Joshua Wikholm has qualified to run for Clarksville City Council, Ward 3.