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A wreck has tied up traffic in both directions on the U.S. 41A Bypass.
Wilma Rudolph Boulevard is closed in front of Walmart because of a wreck involving an overturned dump truck.
After skipping a year in tuition increases, Austin Peay State University will have a 1.6% tuition increase for the 2021-22 school year.
Over 200 family members and friends of the late Judge Ray Grimes gathered to dedicate his former courtroom in his name as well as unveiling a tree
Get your umbrella and rain shoes ready for a wet week ahead.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
One Clarksville family recounts their struggles with grief in the wake of their teenage son’s shooting death.
APSU will formally introduce its aviation science facility to the public on Friday, June 11.
City Council members approved an rate increase for Clarksville Gas & Water at their Thursday meeting, clearing the way for the multiple infrastructure projects, including the construction of a new North Clarksville water treatment plant.
City Council members voted again to deny a proposed rezoning that would have allowed over 500 new homes on Powell Road at their regular session Thursday night, which was attended by dozens of dissenting residents.