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Addison at Rossview, a 205-unit apartment complex located at 200 Holland Drive in Clarksville, has been purchased by Minneapolis-based Timberland Partners, a real estate investment, management and development firm.

Traffic is shut down at Edmondson Ferry Road and Ashland City Road (the 41A Bypass) due to a multiple-vehicle wreck with injuries.

Authorities are searching for an individual believed to be involved in a reported theft of property from a local home improvement store.

Clarksville’s Street Department Director, Dr. Ihab Habib, has resigned. His letter of resignation was accepted by Mayor Joe Pitts on Friday, March 10.

If you’ve driven down North 2nd Street toward Riverside Drive, you may have noticed a new billboard in the Budget Brakes parking lot: Gun Crime = Prison Time.

Rep. Mark Green, Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, has reintroduced the “Bring American Companies Home Act.” in the 118th Congress.

Amazon has announced plans to eliminate 9,000 employees, according to a letter sent to workers on Monday from company CEO Andy Jassy. The layoffs are not expected to affect the new distribution center in Clarksville, which is set to open sometime in 2024.

Clarksville forecast: It will be another cold night in Montgomery County, with a freeze warning in effect from 1 a.m. through 8 a.m. on Tuesday.

There is a new store coming to Governor’s Square Mall, 2801 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., with an assortment of indoor and outdoor home options to choose from. HomeGoods is an off-price worldwide home décor store and will open doors in Clarksville on March 30.

When Allie Phillips learned that her unborn child, Miley Rose, was not compatible with life, she made the heart wrenching decision to travel to New York.