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Rock blasting will begin Tuesday, May 4, and be staged in the late morning and early afternoon each weekday.
A storm is moving across Montgomery County, and it could bring heavy winds and some flooding.
The storms could bring damaging winds and minor flooding as the main threats.
The Bypass is closed because of a water main break near Sevenmile Ferry Road, according to Clarksville Police.
The school system announced Wednesday afternoon that they were made aware of the investigation by the Clarksville Police Department, and that Homeland Security is also involved.
A phone call from Cleveland led to the reuniting of a Clarksville veteran with his dog that had gone missing four years ago.
Industrial Development Board Executive Director Frank Tate has been fired following an investigation initiated by the Economic Development Council board.
Girl Scout Troop 2434, joined by community partners, built a boardwalk inside Dunbar Cave to help preserve archeological artifacts.
Legends Smokehouse & Barbeque is moving to Riverside Drive, having recently purchased the original home of G’s Pancake House.
A confusing school board meeting resulted in the separation of teachers’ bonuses from controversial director’s raise.