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Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a student hair-pulling case at Minglewood Elementary and a murder verdict in a Walmart parking lot slaying.
As JCM Racing and owner Joe Maynard prepare for their third season of operating an NHRA team, JCM Racing will be adding two different drivers to represent their brand for the 2024 season, and you could consider it to be a family affair.
A criminal’s dumb attempt to get away with killing a Walmart employee, the city’s smart moves to pay for the Performing Arts Center, and Ryan shares how his dad’s second career as a school bus driver changed his life.
On Wednesday, a jury found Christopher Clark guilty of first-degree murder in the Clarksville Walmart slaying, bringing some relief to the family he left behind.
A Minglewood Elementary School teacher accused of screaming at a 4-year-old special needs student, pulling his hair and pushing him received a three-day suspension and reprimand earlier this school year.
As the City of Clarksville plans for the next phase of their comprehensive safety action plan, they are looking to members of the community for feedback over the plan’s strategies.
Clarksville forecast: Showers on Friday will kick off the month of March, with mostly sunny skies the rest of the weekend.
After three days of testimony and an hour and 45 minutes of deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of guilty Wednesday for a man charged with the murder of a 55-year-old Walmart employee.
Three dogs and six puppies died in a fire in Montgomery County on Wednesday morning.
A family of six escaped a fire at their home on East Meadow Circle in Clarksville during the thunderstorm Wednesday morning.