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Lifestyle
6 years ago
Clarksville 50+ Activity Center reopens after 14-month COVID-19 shutdown

The center has been closed for nearly the past 14 months because of concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic.

Two vehicles crashed on Tiny Town Road on May 5, 2021. (Casey Williams)
News
6 years ago
UPDATE: 21-year-old killed in wreck on Tiny Town, 2 others injured

A wreck is causing major delays at Peachers Mill Road and Tiny Town Road, according Clarksville Police.

News
6 years ago
Woman dies after jump into Cumberland River

The Cunningham bridge was backed up Tuesday evening after reports of someone jumping from the bridge.

Crime
6 years ago
UPDATE: Nashville paramedic arrested in slaying of wife, father-in-law in Sango

The husband and son-in-law of the people killed in a January shooting in Sango has been charged with two counts of homicide.

News
6 years ago
Clarksville man dies in construction workplace accident in Hendersonville

A Clarksville man was killed at a construction site in Hendersonville last week.

Business
6 years ago
Arena in downtown Clarksville to be named after F&M Bank

The arena under construction in downtown Clarksville finally has an official name, or the start of one: F&M Bank.

Crime
6 years ago
Man killed at Salvation Army shelter was strangled, wheeled into laundry

The man was found dead in a wheelchair, concealed by sheets and pillows according to court records.

News
6 years ago
Former Clarksville Fire Marshal Ray Williams dies at 61

Retired Deputy Fire Chief Ray Williams, who retired as a senior leader of Clarksville Fire Rescue, died Friday, April 30.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
COVID-19 in Clarksville: Over 100,000 doses of vaccine administered in county

Here’s a breakdown of the vaccine reporting systems for Montgomery County, and how they affect the data.

Elections
6 years ago
Attorney Eric Yow announces run for General Sessions judge

Attorney Eric J. Yow has announced the start of his campaign for Montgomery County General Sessions and Juvenile Court Judge, Division II, in the 2022 election.