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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee recently signed Executive Order 97, which calls for the state to evaluate school security and training for law enforcement, and Clarksville-Montgomery County School System is taking steps to further ensure the safety of faculty, staff and students.
The city of Clarksville and Montgomery County will recognize the first Pollinator Partnership Week this week, thanks to a year-end project conducted by fourth grade students at Carmel Elementary School.
Susan’s Place is a peer support site that Susan Larson started as a way to blog about her transitioning process, little did she know at the time that her story would inspire millions and her site would become one of the largest resources for transgender people in the world.
Montgomery County Mayor has appointed Lee Harrell to the position of Chief of Staff. Harrell’s first day is currently set for June 22.
Clarksville news: Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
An SUV and a motorcycle crashed Friday evening on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
Deputy Zach Fortner, Deputy Cody Evans, and Deputy Jearmey Vick were presented a commendation, the highest recognition and award the Office can bestow upon an individual.
Clarksville forecast: A cold front is bringing thunderstorms through our region, prompting a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Fort Campbell.
A fatal crash involving multiple vehicles shut down part of Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on Thursday night.
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted more than just education, and CMCSS is working to re-engage parents and students back into a normal school environment.