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Education
4 years ago
Vaping in schools on rise, CMCSS turns to ‘smart’ sensors in bathrooms

To combat the issue, the school district has been looking at “smart” sensors that detect vaping, and installing them in some bathrooms. 

News
4 years ago
Critical supplies for police, medics being collected for Ukraine by Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a critical supply drive for police and medics in Ukraine.

News
4 years ago
RPC ready to revisit 20-year Comprehensive Plan, asks for community input on growth, zoning

The plan will serve as a guide for the next 20 years regarding land use, development, and public infrastructure investment, acting as a road map to guide policy decisions and land use regulations. 

A line of thunderstorms near Clarksville, seen from Old Russellville Pike. (Chris Smith)
News
4 years ago
WEATHER ALERT: Risk of strong thunderstorms, heavy winds through this afternoon

Clarksville forecast: There’s an ongoing risk for strong thunderstorms in Montgomery County today.

News
4 years ago
Work week weather: Chance of rain every day this week, possibly ending with snow

Clarksville forecast: After a week of dry and sunny days, we’re now looking at a chance of rain almost every day this week. 

News
4 years ago
Acid spilled at Bi-County Transfer Station, causing shutdown until Monday

The Bi-County Landfill Transfer Station was shut down Sunday morning after someone discarded an acid that began smoking and melting objects.

News
4 years ago
News in Clarksville: Homicide outside Walmart, new housing developments and other top stories this week

Clarksville news: Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.

News
4 years ago
Parking garage, Frosty Morn, other projects on hold as City Council says no to $27M budget item

Several city projects, including a new parking garage and repairs to the existing Cumberland Plaza Garage as well as renovations to the Frosty Morn Building and Burt Cobb Recreation Center, have been put on hold after City Council members voted Thursday night to deny nearly $27 million in funding.