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Education
4 years ago
Austin Peay graduate teaching assistants struggle with stipends of only $5,200 per year

Graduates from Austin Peay State University are looking for larger stipends to cover living expenses while continuing their study.

Education
4 years ago
CMCSS transfers small plot of land to Montgomery County Highway Department

A transfer of a 0.43-acre plot of land to the Montgomery County Highway Department was approved to by the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board Tuesday night.

Business
4 years ago
LG Chem plant wins 2022 Deal of the Year, Foreign Direct Investment Impact Award for local EDC

Montgomery County’s LG Chem announcement has received the Business Facilities’ 2022 Deal of the Year Impact Award in the category of foreign direct investment thanks to efforts by the Industrial Development Board (IDB).

News
4 years ago
Recycling Roundup comes to Clarksville, collecting electronics, tires, mattresses, more

CLARKSVILLE, TN –The Tennessee Environmental Council selected Clarksville as one of 10 locations throughout […]

Crime
4 years ago
UPDATE: Search called off for suspect in chase out of Stewart County, drugs found in car

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man who was chased into the county by Stewart County Sheriff’s deputies.

News
4 years ago
Sen. Hagerty calls out China, blames ‘weak southern border’ for fentanyl crisis during speech in Clarksville

Speaking at a Clarksville Kiwanis meeting, Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tennessee, talked of his connections to Clarksville then led into a discussion of the southern border

News
4 years ago
UPDATE: Road back open after motorcycle crash with injuries on Fort Cambell Blvd.

The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) is currently working a wreck with injuries at 1141 Fort Campbell Blvd. by Rural King.

Business
4 years ago
Microvast won’t build 2nd battery plant in Clarksville, but will continue expanding current location

A second Microvast plant will not be coming to Clarksville after the company received a $200 million federal grant opportunity to fund the facility.

Business
4 years ago
Riverview Square plans to open by 2024 with retail, restaurants, hotel next to F&M Bank Arena

Developers of the planned Riverview Square, a 4-acre mixed-use development downtown at 50 College St., announced Tuesday that they plan to open by 2024.

News
4 years ago
UPDATE: 2 critically injured in wreck on Tiny Town Road in Clarksville

A serious crash has Tiny Town Road closed near Profit Drive.