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Tennessee’s back-to-school sales tax holiday starts Friday, July 30, and ends Sunday, Aug. 1.
A recent study documenting population growth over the past decade found that Clarksville was one of the largest growing midsize cities in the country.
An Austin Peay State University football player has been arrested on charges he slashed the throat of a fellow player during an argument over a room key.
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Brock Cobb, the former band director at Rossview High School, according to a release by the Comptroller’s Office.
An abandoned gas station on Madison Street could become the site of a new apartment complex and commercial space.
Water was pouring through the roof at Governors Square Mall Sunday night after a downpour.
A Heat Advisory has been issued for Montgomery County until 7 p.m. today, with heat index that could reach 109 degrees.
The week will start with a chance of storms, but with heat index readings up to 100.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
The Tennessee Innocence Project is a nonprofit law firm that investigates and litigates claims of innocence made by people behind bars in the state.