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Students in Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools will be on remote again Monday.
Police response to some issues at a nightclub caused traffic to come to a standstill on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
The weather is turning around this week, with no more sleet or snow and only a slight chance of rain a couple of nights.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Juland Lafortune died from his injuries after a shooting at Avondale Apartments. The shooting is under investigation.
Ruger is honoring Jeff Quinn, a local gun critic who passed away last year, with a limited edition, memorial revolver, with a portion of the proceeds being donated to the Bikers Who Care.
The crew’s main motivation is to give back to the community where they can, and they stepped up in a big way during the past week’s winter storms.
A lot of that snow should melt over the weekend, with sunny skies and highs in the upper 30s on Saturday.
First Horizon Foundation is donating $149,385 to support five organizations that are distributing food to Middle Tennessee residents in need of assistance, according to a press release from the First Horizon Foundation.
With the sun shining and the main roads clear in Clarksville, there were plenty of opportunities for snowman-building and sight-seeing on Friday.