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The northbound lane will be closed on weekdays from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m., then will be reopened to four lanes to allow normal traffic flow overnight.
“This is our home away from home now,” Fanelli’s owner, Lynn Sodeman, told Clarksville Now.
Montgomery County Government is positioning itself to take over GCE’s contract with Fort Campbell, which would endanger the livelihood of several dozen people like Bryant who have disabilities.
The home is a total loss, as the fire consumed most of the structure.
After a week of sunny skies and great weather, we’re looking at a weekend of rain.
The university’s Department of Criminal Justice plans to offer a new Master of Science in Criminal Justice degree next fall, with an optional concentration in Homeland Security
Nursing student Dominique Brockman gave the shot to her mother, Austin Peay languages and literature professor Beatrix Brockman.
A pair of wrecks have Interstate 24 traffic tied up near Exit 19.
Emily Clark, principal at Norman Smith Elementary School is addressing a critical bus driver shortage in Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools by becoming a certified bus driver.
Clarksville Street Department will begin its annual spring cleanup – essentially free removal of residential yard waste – on March 15.