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Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including 930 new jobs from a new auto plant, a child fentanyl death arrest and a lawsuit after a Charlie Kirk-related firing.
Lows are expected in the single-digits in Clarksville, and National Weather Service forecasters say wind chill values could drop as low as 1 degree below zero,
With communities nearby struggling over job losses and dwindling population, Clarksville keeps landing new employers, and it was born of good decisions by city leaders in the 1970s and 80s.
Councilperson Deanna McLaughlin has announced her plans to resign as a representative of the Clarksville City Council to work for and alongside Congressman Matt Van Epps.
A man was shot several times in a house in New Providence Thursday night.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation is proud to announce several major upgrades now open to the public at the Swan Lake Sports Complex, located at 2002 Sanders Road.
The daughter of Montgomery County Sheriff John Fuson has been sentenced to serve at least two decades in prison after she was convicted of abusing a child who was in her care.
ZZ Top, who brought Southern rock to MTV and the Top 40 in the 1980s with “Gimme All Your Lovin’,” “Sharp Dressed Man” and “Legs,” is coming to Clarksville this spring.
Temperatures are about to drop in Montgomery County, with lows this weekend dropping to the single digits.
Clarksville-Montgomery County resident Monica Meeks was fired from her position with the TDIC earlier this year following comments she made about Charlie Kirk. Now, a federal lawsuit has been filed.