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Crime
6 years ago
Grand jury charges Brownsville man in last year’s dating app assaults in Clarksville

The string of aggravated robberies tied to dating apps has resulted in 13 charges for a Brownsville man.

Business
6 years ago
Report: Amazon looks to build 1,000-job distribution hub in Clarksville

The Nashville Business Journal is reporting that Amazon plans to build a 1,000-job distribution center in Clarksville.

Crime
6 years ago
Plastic bag ‘fetish,’ double jeopardy question: 5 highlights from Day 1 of Slee murder trial

Here are the five key takeaways from the first day of the Slee murder trial.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
COVID-19 in Clarksville: Over 30,000 vaccinated in Montgomery County, active cases rising slightly

COVID-19 cases have risen slightly since last week despite the vaccine rollout, but it is still a significant decrease from last month’s numbers.

News
6 years ago
TRAFFIC UPDATE: Interstate 24 clearing after wreck near mile marker 10

Interstate 24 through Clarksville is blocked by a wreck mile marker 10.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Where to get COVID-19 vaccine in Clarksville and Montgomery County

Several pharmacies and groceries have joined the Montgomery County Health Department in offering COVID-19 vaccines

News
6 years ago
Lifeguard saves choking 5-year-old at Clarksville indoor pool

Kyla Marshall relied on her lifeguard training to help a young boy during his swimming lessons.

News
6 years ago
Man shoots himself by dropping gun from his pocket in Clarksville

A man dropped his gun and shot himself Sunday night in Clarksville. 

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News
6 years ago
UPDATE: Cumberland River should crest at 1.7 feet above minor flood stage

The Cumberland River in Clarksville will reach minor flood stage tonight as the dams are opened up.

News
6 years ago
Work week weather: Chance of showers Wednesday, followed by drop in temperature

We’ll have sunny, cool days for most of this week, broken up by a chance of showers on Tuesday night into Wednesday.