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Summer has been super hot in Clarksville, and it’s likely to stay that way for a while. In response, local agencies have teamed up to open a cooling shelter, providing relief to residents for the rest of the summer.
Hundreds of Screaming Eagle soldiers departed today from Campbell Army Airfield on a nine-month deployment to Europe, to assure NATO allies and deter Russian aggression in the region.
Clarksville parents in need of help will get assistance feeding their children this summer after all.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
The body of 19-year old Greyson Cairo-Ashton Townsend was recovered from the Red River last night by emergency responders.
A new Animal Control facility will join the North Clarksville Branch on Jordan Road.
Clarksville Fire rescue responded to a residential fire at Whirlaway Circle Friday Night.
North Second Street is down to one lane at Lewis Memorial Bridge following a fatal head-on collision.
Retiring General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge Wayne Shelton served Clarksville-Montgomery County and Tennessee for 43 years.
The United States Department of Agriculture has yet to say if free lunch waivers are on the table this year, said CMCSS Public Information Officer Anthony Johnson.