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Memorial Day will stay clear, but after that there’s a chance of rain every day, paired with warming temperatures.
Dozens of nonprofits are now gathered under one banner – ClarksvilleStrong.com – to connect donors and volunteers with organizations, and to connect people in need with the agencies that can help them.
Drake Denny had a breathing problem and woke up three days later in Centennial Medical Center. He’d had a brush with death, and quick thinking by an ER doctor at Tennova Healthcare-Clarksville led him to life-saving treatment.
Montgomery County Parks and Recreation accepted a bid proposal from the owners of two local eateries who came together to offer a new food option in the vendor space at the Downtown Commons beginning June 1.
Austin Peay has added Corey Gipson as the new head coach of the Austin Peay Men’s basketball program. Coach Gipson is bringing a basketball camp with him.
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Interstate 24 eastbound is heavily backed up from an accident earlier this afternoon.
Season ticket holders at the F&M Bank Arena will have a chance to pick their own seats for the 2023-24 Austin Peay State University basketball season.
The Tennessee Highway Safety office has kicked-off their Hands Across the Border traffic safety campaign for Tennessee and Kentucky.
Clarksville Police are investigating two burglaries on Dunlop Lane between May 10 and 21.