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Both the military and civilian community welcomed the new commander of Fort Campbell Thursday in a Change of Command Ceremony on post.
The first day of school is coming up quick, and it’s time for the annual 5 Star Media Group and Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation Staff the Bus campaign.
Clarksville’s tree canopy has shrunk from 38% to 17% over just the past seven years because of rapid growth and recent storm damage.
Storms are moving through Middle Tennessee. Here’s the latest on what’s coming to Clarksville.
State Senator Bill Powers (R-Clarksville) is encouraging local residents to take advantage of Tennessee’s upcoming sales tax holidays, set to begin July 28 with the state’s annual back-to-school tax-free weekend.
Austin Peay State University has announced that it will provide up to 1,200 parking spaces in 14 university lots for public parking during events at the F&M Bank Arena.
The statewide Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Crime In Tennessee report shows that crime has declined again in Clarksville.
Storms in Clarksville: A strong thunderstorm is moving toward northwest Montgomery County with winds up to 30 mph and pea-size hail.
A house in northeast Clarksville caught fire after being struck by lightning this afternoon during a vicious thunderstorm.
The Montgomery County Fair is back, and with fair rides, food, and pig racing.