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For several months, residents and developers have had discussion toward a Britton Springs Neighborhood Plan. But it was recently rejected by the Clarksville City Council.
Three applicants seeking to fill Montgomery County’s Division V General Sessions and Juvenile Court judgeship presented their credentials to commissioners.
Sunshine will break through Monday afternoon, bringing slightly warmer but still chilly conditions. Much colder air returns by Friday night.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including Matt Van Epps being elected our next congressman, a homicide on Thanksgiving and a dispute about Lincoln Homes.
Multiple people were injured in a crash Friday evening on Dover Road just west of Clarksville.
Due to several council members speaking on their concerns of a resolution looking to redevelop the Lincoln Homes community, the proposal has been pushed back to January 2026.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding 26-year-old Madison Mimms.
Montgomery County has picked Republican congressmen by 20-30 percentage points for the last 20 years. But this time, the Republican won by only 8 points. Are we going purple?
State Rep. Ronnie Glynn hosted a town hall, warning that Tennessee’s school voucher program would siphon funding from public classrooms and strain rural districts.
Clarksville Police have found a man on Tiny Town Road who appears to be disoriented, and they are trying to locate his family or guardians.