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With no end in sight for the government shutdown, and paychecks for thousands of local federal workers on hold, officials have announced a series of Emergency Resource Fairs.
We’ve had several days of rain in Clarksville, but it should let up by Thursday morning and stay dry for trick-or-treating on Friday.
Testimony in the Clarksville Kadaris Maddox case describes an emaciated child found dead in a cluttered house with food in the kitchen.
The Bypass in Clarksville was shut down Tuesday morning by a wreck with minor injuries.
A proposal to create a Clarksville Gas & Water Board is moving through city committees. Officials say the change would bring better oversight.
Three candidates vying for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District seat met for a political forum hosted by the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Replant Clarksville’s mission is to return the community to a healthy level of native tree canopy with the support of businesses, governments, nonprofits and citizens.
The city plans to jump back into public discussions of moving the Clarksville bus station away from the middle of downtown.