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Deed transfer letters bearing an official-looking seal for a clerk’s property office are making the rounds Montgomery County, but they trace back not to any local office but to a document company in Florida.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the population hitting 180,000, Amazon hiring more, and a Walmart murder sentence.
Electric vehicle battery maker Microvast on Friday laid off additional employees at its Clarksville plant, but they announced plans to relocate their engineering and research-and-development operations to Clarksville.
An injury wreck has tied up traffic downtown at Riverside Drive and Kraft Street in Clarksville.
As we close in on becoming Tennessee’s fourth-largest city, here’s what that means for Clarksville’s future. Also, behind the scenes on news that Amazon was tripling their hiring, the downtown sinkhole was actually a “dropout,” and Chris and Ryan debate the whether you should throw candy during parades.
The driver of a tractor/trailer that crashed and caught fire on Interstate 24 this week was a 63-year-old Clarksville man.
The Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department announced today that Mason Rudolph Golf Course will close at the end of the month and be converted into a park on June 1.
On the morning of Wednesday, May 15, Nashville State Community College held a groundbreaking event in preparation to expand and renovate its Clarksville campus on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
Clarksville forecast: There is a strong chance of rain on Friday and Saturday with clear skies by Sunday.
The latest Census estimates released this morning show that Clarksville has grown by 14,000 people in three years to hit a population of 180,716.