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Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the CMCSS school board suggesting new names for Elementary #26.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee has temporarily suspended a Montgomery County lawyer from the practice of law for his use of misappropriated funds, while a “threat of substantial harm to the public.”
Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman who burglarized an employee working at a retirement community after asking about employment opportunities.
It was eclipse week in Clarksville, and some enjoyed it more than others. Plus, we’re back on Money magazine’s Top 50 list, and Ryan tells Chris about his mom’s pantaloons.
Are you looking for a better job with better pay or benefits? Are you looking to get back into work, but don’t know where to start? Look no further, you can find all of that at the sixth annual Mega Job Fair.
Members of the CMCSS school board finally offered their suggestions for names for the new elementary school in Clarksville, and the 2024-2025 school year should see some long-awaited raises in the employee pay scale.
Say goodbye to the rain! Sunny skies and warm temperatures are on the way for weekend weather.
Arahmonie Majors was only 17 when he was gunned down by Robert Holland on the evening of Dec. 8, after being lured out of his home on Buckshot Drive in Clarksville by Miracle Bailey.
Justin Crosby has been elevated to the permanent title of Director of the City of Clarksville’s Building & Codes Department.
Communities surrounding Land Between the Lakes (LBL) National Recreation Area have seen a lot of smoke this winter and early spring.