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Amid the devastation of Saturday’s tornado in Clarksville, several families counted themselves lucky to have survived.
Clarksville forecast: In the wake of the tornado that hit Clarksville Saturday, we’re now facing below-freezing temperatures tonight and for several days.
If you lost your home or have other needs resulting from the tornado that hit Clarksville on Saturday afternoon, there are several businesses, nonprofits and agencies offering assistance.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) released a news release that warns families impacted by tornados throughout Middle Tennessee and parts of Kentucky of possible “storm chasers” and unscrupulous contractors that look to prey on those struggling during these trying times.
Several initiatives are under way to help those whose homes were damaged in the tornado that hit Clarksville Saturday afternoon.
Two adults and a child were killed when a tornado ripped across north Clarksville Saturday afternoon at about 1:35 p.m. At least 23 people were treated for injuries at the hospital.
Here’s a look at the top Clarksville news stories this week, including a major expansion at Hankook Tire, the shutdown of Royalties Event Center, and a visit by Leanne Morgan.
Following the aftermath of today’s tornadoes, City Mayor Joe Pitts announces a state of emergency and public curfew.
The City of Clarksville has launched a City Website Dashboard to track goals and progress in its aggressive and forward-thinking Accessibility Enhancement capital project.
After an hour and a half debating on the matter, the Clarksville City Council has voted to postpone an ordinance set to increase a number of customer rates, service fees and other charges within the Gas and Water Department.