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The City of Clarksville announced on Wednesday, Feb. 14, the addition of traffic lights at Exit 1 of I-24 as part of an effort to improve traffic and safety in the area.
The LG Chem battery materials plant being built in Clarksville has landed its biggest customer yet, signing a nearly $19 billion deal to supply EV battery cathodes to General Motors.
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, first responders arrived on the smoky scene of a growing house fire on Courtney Drive.
In the weeks following the Dec. 9 tornado, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission came together to discuss how their office can help those affected by the natural disaster, which led them to a unique problem.
Governor’s Square Mall confirmed on Tuesday, Feb 13, that Dave & Busters is in fact coming to the Clarksville area with the expectation they open later this year.
The tension between the two women running for Montgomery County Assessor of Property – Erinne Hester and Caitlin Castle-Swaffer – is about more than the political campaign; it’s also rooted in a lawsuit.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying suspects who burglarized a series of vehicles last week.
Clarksville Now is holding election forums, giving candidates a chance to weigh in on the issues. Here is the forum with Caitlin Castle-Swaffer and Erinne Hester, candidates for Assessor of Property.
The Montgomery County Democratic Party county convention allows for democrats to directly participate in the presidential nominating process.
Snow is back in the forecast, with up to 2 inches of slushy snow possible overnight. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory from 6 p.m. tonight to 6 a.m. Tuesday.