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Christopher Clark, convicted of the 2022 murder of a 55-year-old Walmart employee in Clarksville, was given a life-in-prison sentence in court Wednesday morning.
Democratic state Rep. Ronnie Glynn held a town hall meeting Tuesday at 416 College St. to discuss recent bills passed by the state Legislature and take questions from the community.
From the day Amazon announced it would build a distribution center in Clarksville in August 2021, officials have talked about the facility bringing 500 jobs. Turns out, though, that was the minimum.
With thousands of rooftops pelleted by hail and heavy winds in Clarksville on Wednesday, employees of Southern Roofing and Renovations have been busy checking for damage and doing repairs.
On Monday night, the County Commission approved a resolution to apply for grant funding that would go toward dozens of full-time positions within the Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department.
Storms in Clarksville: Here’s the latest on storms moving across Montgomery County today.
After conducting an initial evaluation at the intersection of College Street and North 1st Street, what was thought to be a sinkhole, turned out to be structural damage to an underground combined sewer vault, according to a news release sent by Clarksville Gas and Water.
Traffic was severely backed up on Interstate 24 east of Clarksville Monday evening because of a tractor trailer fire.
Here is the Clarksville Now forum for Tennessee State House, District 68, Republican Primary, featuring candidates Carol Duffin, Greg Gilman, Aron Maberry and Joe Smith.
A man was thrown from his vehicle after a crash Sunday night on 101st Airborne Division Parkway in Clarksville.