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Clarksville forecast: We have a rainy week ahead with a chance of storms on several days.
Previously operated as a Sleep Inn and Suites, one of the first installations of the IHG hotel, Garner, has opened in Clarksville.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including an HOA debate, the Wheel Shop fire, and Montgomery County property values up 65%.
The Montgomery County Republican Party held its annual Lincoln-Reagan Dinner Friday night.
The Amazon Fulfillment Center in Clarksville is now expected to open within the next month, and the company has begun the hiring process.
Breaking down what the 65% increase in home values means for property taxes in Montgomery County. Plus, residents of a Clarksville subdivision are fighting an HOA, an update on the big Wheel Shop fire, and Chris gardens so hard he begins to hallucinate.
Upon buying a house in the Timber Springs community in Clarksville, a number of local residents have come forward and said a HOA for the neighborhood was never part of their contractual agreement, yet it was established anyway.
Fort Campbell’s newest list of off-limits establishments includes 20 Clarksville operations, from bars and motels to car repair shops.
A 2.75% privilege tax has been voted into effect during the latest City Council regular session meeting, and with the council’s approval, the tax increase will add to local hotel-motel charges within city limits.
The Clarksville Police Department and other public safety entities are currently searching the area of Gardendale Drive off of Tylertown Road.