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Clarksville has experienced an additional COVID-19 nine deaths in the last week, and four more residents have been hospitalized with the virus.
“You wake up every day thinking this is a dream because he was more than an employee, he was our friend,” Stinky Pinky operations manager said.
The Clarksville Police Department started off the new year with the promotions of eight officers on Jan. 4.
Clarksville Police want everyone to know that while CMCSS schools are learning virtually until Jan. 25, there are still schools conducting in-person learning.
There’s a slight chance of snow toward the end of this week on Wednesday night, Thursday night and Sunday night.
Some who don’t fall under the set criteria are already getting vaccinated, creating confusion about how and when people sign up to get the vaccine.
A COVID-19 outbreak has forced the closure of the Montgomery County Animal Care and Control until Jan. 11.
Beaver in the mornings has a new co-host joining the team, to create the new “Fletch and Mandi” show.
The week ahead should be brisk and partly cloudy.
We have a lot of big things happening, from the downtown arena to a fiber-optic network. Here’s a look at what to expect in 2021.