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Crime
4 years ago
Man, woman charged with murder in 2019 death near bus stop on Glendale Drive

A man and a woman were arrested this week in the death of a Clarksville man whose body was found on Glendale Drive in May 2019.

News
4 years ago
UPDATE: Student hit by car in front of Clarksville High School

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle at about 2:45 p.m. today on Richview Road near Clarksville High School.

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Crime
4 years ago
Overnight robbery and sexual assault reported on Peacher’s Mill Road

Someone was robbed and sexually assaulted early Tuesday morning on Peacher’s Mill Road.

Education
4 years ago
School district enters new year with solid state rankings, plans for improvements

Clarksville Montgomery County School System, which has a long history of excellence, continues to rank among the top schools in the state of Tennessee.

News
4 years ago
UPDATE: Traffic clears after wreck on Riverside Drive

A wreck on Riverside Drive near Gary Mathews Automotive has traffic backed up.

Education
4 years ago
Students welcomed on first full day in Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools | VIDEO

Students across the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System had their first full day of the 2022-23 school year on Thursday.

Business
4 years ago
Meet employers from over 35 companies at Mega Job Fair

The Mega Job Fair is a regional event featuring businesses from the Clarksville, Fort Campbell and Hopkinsville area.

News
4 years ago
Weekend weather: Finally a dry weekend, with sunny skies through Sunday

Clarksville forecast: A dry weekend is finally in store, with sunny skies and cooler temperatures.

Crime
4 years ago
Couple sentenced to federal prison for child pornography crimes

A Clarksville couple have been sentenced to federal prison for child pornography crimes.

News
4 years ago
How to help Kentucky flood victims: YAIPak Outreach gathering supplies in Clarksville for relief trip

Sherry Nicholson, founder of YAIPak Outreach, has been making trips to and from Hazard, Kentucky, where flooding has left many without power, water, and cell phone service.