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Two key road improvement project are in mid-construction in Clarksville this year, but they’ve both been put on hold because private utility companies won’t get their lines out of the way.
Police are asking for the public’s help identifying two suspects involved in a burglary at Altra Federal Credit Union.
The Clarksville City Council, along with the Montgomery County Commission, will soon begin to prepare an annual Legislative Agenda for the community’s Delegation to the Tennessee General Assembly.
Clarksville forecast: This weekend could be disrupted by storms, but if we’re lucky, most of it will come late Friday night and Saturday morning.
One of the oldest companies in Clarksville has been purchased by a national company. Alro Steel has announced an agreement to acquire Heimansohn Steel.
The Trial Court Vacancy Commission met in Clarksville to select nominees for a circuit court judge vacancy in the 19th judicial district.
Hussian College shut down last month, and now families say the school owes them money and they have received little communication about returned credits.
The death of a 22-year-old man who was found shot in a car in the Clarksville Target parking lot on June 28 has been ruled a suicide.
A mixed use development is being considered in Clarksville, which would place a baseball stadium downtown at the Vulcan site.
Rossview and Northwest High School have been selected to pilot the weapons detection system this upcoming school year.