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Petty Officer 2nd Class Kristian Mathis, a native of Clarksville, Tennessee, is one of four sailors who was awarded the Red Cross National Life Saving Award.
Clarksville Gas & Water will begin a 180-day natural gas system upgrade project on May 1, 2023 on a section of Highway 41A South between Bagwell Road and West Stroudsville Road.
City Council members will choose a new member to replace Trisha Butler, who resigned her seat in Ward 12 on April 7.
The CMCSS school board has formally voted on the charter school application for American Classical Academy Montgomery.
The Ford Ice Center in Clarksville has officially begun to offer a variety of activities for the residents of Montgomery County.
Clarksville Police are trying to locate Adren Johnson for theft and burglary.
Effective today, the Montgomery County Trustee’s Office is moving into a temporary location on the Crossland Avenue side of Veterans Plaza, where the Tennessee Department of Human Services was formerly housed.
F&M Bank Arena will begin hosting major events in the next few months, but the two parking garages won’t be ready. Austin Peay State University is opening its parking lots to arena visitors.
A new weapons detection system will be tested at a Clarksville-Montgomery County high school this fall, under a proposal the county is considering.
A visit to Clarksville late last week from Tennessee Department of Transportation Commissioner and Deputy Gov. Butch Eley helped regional government agency leaders conceptualize how key road projects and other transportation concerns fit into TDOT’s newly authorized Transportation Modernization Act.