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Interstate 24 was backed up again through Clarksville on Friday morning.
The Clarksville City Council voted to refer an ordinance back to the Regional Planning Commission which would have rezoned around 2.88 acres of land from R-1 to Planned Unit Development (PUD) and paved way for a 5-story apartment building.
Interstate 24 was at a standstill through Clarksville Thursday morning.
Clarksville forecast: Outside of a slight chance of rain Sunday, we have a fantastic weekend ahead.
The State of Tennessee is currently working closely with the City of Clarksville and Montgomery County to assist residents affected by the December 9, 2023, Clarksville tornado.
In addition to the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) working on repairing deep potholes on Interstate 24, the City of Clarksville’s Street Department announced they plan on making repairs to city streets that were too affected by the recent snow and ice too.
After their doors opened in October 2023, Judy’s Hope continued to make strides and hit major milestones and achievements. Now, three of the tiny homes in the safe haven village are occupied, and more will be filling up soon.
The Montgomery County Election Commission sent out a reminder on Tuesday morning urging county residents to register to vote for the Presidential Preference Primary and County Primary Elections, which is set to take place on March 5.
State Senator Bill Powers today announced his intentions to run for re-election to the Tennessee State Senate in 2024.
A recent high-profile crime being solved in Montgomery County left some people with a question: When did we get Automatic License Plate Readers? They’ve been in place for a few years, and at specific locations.