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News
4 years ago
New technology coming to Wastewater Treatment Plant will kill stench at landfill

The city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant is one step closer to a $40 million upgrade, one that should bring to an end the seasonal stench coming from the landfill in Woodlawn.

News
4 years ago
Manna Cafe founder Kenny York’s funeral service planned, tie-dye included

The celebration of life service for Manna Cafe founder Kenny York will be Saturday, Oct. 1.

News
4 years ago
UPDATE: Dunbar Cave Road open, Trenton Road open after morning crashes

Four vehicles crashed at Trenton Road and Tiny Town Road Friday morning.

News
4 years ago
Kraft Street given commemorative name to honor Rev. Jerry G. Jerkins

Kraft Street was dedicated as Pastor Jerry G. Jerkins Memorial Highway in honor of the late pastor and community leader on Wednesday.

Business
4 years ago
Microvast, FedEx begin recruitment, edge closer to finish line in Montgomery County

Microvast and FedEx are among the large new-industry projects that are preparing to open in Clarksville-Montgomery County.

News
4 years ago
Weekend weather: Sunny weekend ahead with only slight chance of storms

Clarksville forecast: Keep your fingers crossed for a great weekend, with only a slight chance of storms Saturday and Sunday.

Crime
4 years ago
Man caught in FBI sting, convicted of trying to have sex with 15-year-old girl

A 33-year-old man was convicted Wednesday on federal charges for trying to lure an underage girl into sex.

Crime
4 years ago
Cobalt Drive murder trial: Ex-girlfriend admits lying to police about who did it

An Alabama woman testified this week in the murder trial of her ex-boyfriend, Eric Lamar Caffey, who is accused of shooting a Clarksville man to death on Cobalt Drive two years ago.

News
4 years ago
Riverview Inn’s furniture, TVs, refrigerators and more donated to Clarksville Salvation Army

A hotel worth of furniture is being donated to the Salvation Army, ahead of the upcoming renovation of the Riverview Inn.

Business
4 years ago
Taco Johns, Whataburger, Starbucks making plans for more Clarksville locations

Multiple fast food chains are planting their flags in Clarksville, along with a few other well-known franchises, such as Taco John’s, Whataburger and Starbucks.