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Matthew Vedder resigned from CMCSS on Thursday, ending his due process rights as external investigations move forward.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including Jason Steen’s social pages, verdicts in two murder trials and the problem with beavers.
The composition of the Clarksville Housing Authority’s Development Corporation is under review following two members of the board stepping down from their positions.
Jason Steen’s extortion-based Scoop Nashville / Clarksville Today social media pages are still haunting thousands of people across Middle Tennessee, but no one seems willing or able to do anything about it.
DoWEA shared a recent shift that will impact staffing and leadership at Fort Campbell schools.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a 16-year-old runaway juvenile.
More than six years after the shooting death of Serdyrin Brown near APSU apartments, the defendant has been acquitted of all charges.
Throughout the day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Clarksville-Montgomery County should expect sunny skies with a high of over 80 each day.
Early Thursday morning, the Clarksville Police Department worked a multi-vehicle crash with injuries at Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and Holiday Drive.
As the City of Clarksville pursues a plan to move Ajax Turner Senior Citizens Center under Parks & Recreation, documents show the city is terminating the board’s lease.