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After being closed since November 14, the Regal Cinema in Clarksville announced the reopening of their movie theatre today on Wednesday, Dec. 6.
Eastbound traffic on Interstate 24 is backed up for miles because of a four-vehicle crash near mile marker 7.4 in Clarksville.
To comply with state law, the Montgomery County Election Commission has unveiled new voting machines, which will provide voters with a voter-verifiable paper trail.
City of Clarksville announced this week that, as construction on the City’s new downtown parking garage continues at First and Commerce streets, related utility work in Spring Alley is scheduled to be completed by Friday, Dec. 8.
Clarksville forecast: After a slight chance of showers early Monday, we have a dry, chilly week ahead.
In response to a $1 million deficit, the Clarksville Gas and Water Department is proposing raising – in many cases doubling – a number of customer rates, service fees and other charges.
A crash early Sunday morning took down power lines across Madison Street, and the street is closed until repairs can be made.
Here’s a look at the top Clarksville news stories this week, including a lawsuit over the Dunlop Mansion, a DUI homicide arrest, and Honey Baked Ham coming to town.
A developer is suing the city to demolish a historic home, but whose job is it to save these houses anyway? Also, stabbing suspects were caught in Clarksville thanks to license plate readers that no one knew about. And Chris goes off on Ryan for making him play flag football.
Residents in the Woodlawn area may have seen smoke coming from Fort Campbell today, but it’s just a controlled burn.