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State Highway 149 south of Clarksville is closed because of a wreck.
Here’s how CMCSS plans to use time during the summer to combat pandemic-related learning loss.
If you enjoy the convenience of using your phone to order lunch, then look no further than Austin Peay’s Dining Services.
Citywide annual fire hydrant flushing and testing began today, April 5, by Clarksville Fire Rescue personnel and will continue throughout all areas of Clarksville through late May.
Billy Dunlop Park will be closed Friday, April 9, until Monday, April 12, for a weekend Scout event
Latoya Vaughn and her daughter Kyria were returning home from Petsmart when their Macaw Autumn went missing. The family is offering a $300 reward for the return of her daughter’s best friend.
A proposal to increase CMCSS Director Millard House became a central part of discussion Monday.
Gabriel Ramirez, 34, was killed after being hit by a car on North Riverside Drive early Sunday morning.
It might have seemed like Clarksville was rounding the bend on the COVID-19 pandemic, but cases are continuing to rise.
The annual battle to reduce mosquitos in Clarksville has begun, and here’s how the city plans to tackle the pests.