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The Clarksville Police Department is responding to the Walmart Neighborhood Market on Tiny Town Road after receiving a 911 call regarding a suspicious package located inside the store.
On the same day that the government ended, it was announced that over $56 million in federal funds has been allocated to Fort Campbell.
Our news partner WKRN-Channel 2, Nashville, has been in Montgomery County for the last week doing a series of stories about our community.
Clarksville forecast: Sunshine to start the week will give way to several rounds of showers and storms through Friday.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the passing of state Rep. Jeff Burkhart, plans to move the CTS Transit Center and a fatal Jeep crash.
The third annual Blue South Banquet drew a full house in Clarksville, where District 7 candidate Aftyn Behn rallied supporters.
State Rep. Jeff Burkhart, longtime Clarksville government leader and businessman, has died at age 63.
With Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts announcing he won’t run again, here’s a breakdown on who all is running and how they stack up.
The City of Clarksville revealed plans for a new CTS Transit Center location at Union and Madison Street during an open house Thursday night.
Clarksville Now is giving candidates for Congress, Tennessee District 7, a chance to weigh in on key issues.