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The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners will act to fill the vacant seat of the county commissioner in District 6 at the formal commission meeting on Monday, June 14.
Around 15 anti-mask protestors attended Tuesday evening’s Clarksville-Montgomery County school board meeting to challenge the district’s COVID-19 policies.
Open container will soon be allowed in downtown Clarksville during certain days and hours thanks to new state legislation designating a “Downtown Entertainment District.”
A top government agency leader was fired in Clarksville after complaints that led to an internal investigation, and two weeks later, taxpayers are still in the dark about why.
Five people have applied to fill the open Circuit Court vacancy in the 19th Judicial District.
Three Fort Campbell soldiers were charged Tuesday with conspiracy and offenses relating to the illegal purchase and transfer of dozens of firearms to the streets of Chicago.
On April 24th Austin Peay’s agricultural students donated 50 “salads in a bag” that they had grown in their Greenhouse Management class, taught by William Harper, to Manna Cafe.
On May 21, 1881, 140 years ago, Clara Burton founded the American Red Cross on the basis of wanting to help others in distress.
County Commissioners voted Monday on 2 budget amendments from Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, one of which contained a hotly debated pay raise for CMCSS Director of Schools Millard House.
Charges have been announced in the investigation of the attempted armed robbery of the Exxon Hi Road at Dover Crossing that resulted in the shooting of a gas station clerk in February.