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News
4 years ago
Widening I-24, cutting federal spending top priorities for Sen. Marsha Blackburn in visit to Montgomery County

Sen. Marsha Blackburn was in Montgomery County on Friday as part of her yearly visits to each of Tennessee’s 95 counties.

Crime
4 years ago
UPDATE: Man wanted on kidnapping charges leads deputies on 90 mph chase with 2 juveniles in SUV

A high-speed pursuit out of Cheatham County ended in Clarksville Friday afternoon, with all suspects in custody.

News
4 years ago
Michael Ringgenberg named director of Clarksville Transit System

Michael Ringgenberg, with 21 years of experience in the transportation field, has been named the next Director of Clarksville Transit System.

Crime
4 years ago
UPDATE: Fort Campbell Boulevard back open after wreck with injuries

Update, 8:55 a.m.: The roadway is back open. Previously: CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) –The Clarksville […]

Business
4 years ago
Belk at Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville temporarily closed, to be replaced with ‘Belk Outlet’

Big changes are coming to the Belk department store at Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville. According to a press release from Cafaro, the store is about to become a “Belk Outlet.”

Crime
4 years ago
Mayors warn homeowners of predatory ‘storm chasers’ in Clarksville, Montgomery County

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Storm chasing scammers are preying on home owners after […]

News
4 years ago
Weekend weather: Heavy rain expected this weekend, starting Saturday

Clarksville forecast: Get your weekend plans in on Friday, because we have lots of rain on the way starting Saturday night.

Crime
4 years ago
Double murder: Campbell gets two consecutive life sentences for killing elderly parents

William Roger Campbell, 66, convicted of the 2010 murder of his parents, was given two life sentences, to be served one after the other, in court Wednesday.

News
4 years ago
How to get help with food, home repairs, debris pickup after massive wind storm

An informal “unmet needs committee” met Wednesday morning to identify ways to help local residents affected by Friday’s wind storm with home repairs, electric bills, food replacement, damage assessment and other services.

Business
4 years ago
Hot Pita downtown to close this month, will move to new spot on Madison Street

Hot Pita has been serving customers in downtown Clarksville for six years and will be closing its doors later this month. But that’s not the end of the story.