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The enormous combination of spam, rice and nori weighted in at 1,120 pounds, shattering the previous record of 628 lbs.
Some 2,400 residents lost power on New Year’s Day in south Montgomery County.
Late Thursday, the Department of Health and Human Services announced it was directing the FDA to cancel the fee.
Clarksville’s Old Glory Distillery is on the hook for a $14,060 fee from the FDA for manufacturing hand sanitizer.
The addition of age groups to the Tennessee vaccination rollout plan means that starting in January, seniors 75 and older will be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Here are the top 10 Clarksville Now articles for reader views in 2020 listed in order, and it includes more than coronavirus and crime.
Animal Care and Control is closed today through Monday, Jan. 4, and will be deep cleaned for COVID-19.
Several first responders received the first doses of the Moderna vaccine on Wednesday.
A new COVID-19 vaccination schedule has been released by the Tennessee Department of Health, giving priority to at-risk workers and those with other health conditions.
Cumberland Connect has announced a new service zone in the southern portion of Montgomery County, offering what is for many the first non-satellite option in the Southside area.