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Clarksville forecast: After the temperature dropped to only 4 degrees Sunday morning at Outlaw Field, we’re looking at a week ahead of 60-degree highs and loads of rain.
A house was heavily damaged in a fire Saturday night in north Clarksville, on Donelson Drive.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a sudden illness that led to an amputation, Jeep Crew heroes, and this year’s 10 Under 40 list.
A house on Willard Road in Clarksville caught fire Saturday morning.
We’re in for another chilly day and frigid night in Clarksville, with the high Saturday of only 19 and Saturday night’s low at only 2 degrees.
A collaborative effort is underway to support Dec. 9 tornado survivors with resources, to help them rebuild their lives one step at a time.
Caitlin Castle-Swaffer has announced she will be running in the March 5 Republican Primary for Montgomery County Assessor of Property.
An investigation digs into National Weather Service reports about the tornado destruction in Clarksville. Plus, the harrowing story of a man who had to have his legs and arms amputated over a sudden illness. And Chris reveals the “young whipper snappers” who made this year’s 10 Under 40 list.
A light coating of ice was covered by a dusting of snow overnight in Clarksville, making the roads Friday morning slick in several areas.
With freezing rain and ice possible overnight, more closures in Clarksville are being announced.