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Both the Commission’s formal and informal meetings will be available to the public via the Montgomery County Government’s YouTube channel.
The signup sheet was meant to stay amongst healthcare facilities and licensed clinics.
CMCSS’s Chief Academic Officer talks about the innovative program to fast-track teachers, and the interest its garnering state-wide.
Clarksville’s Revenue Office and Clarksville Municipal Court will close their service windows in the lobby of City Hall next week to help reduce the resurgent spread of coronavirus infections.
A fundraiser has been set up to help the family of Jasonah Crawford, who died after her car crashed into the Cumberland River just days before Christmas.
The county lost 12 additional lives to the COVID-19 pandemic over the last week.
The remote learning period for all CMCSS students has been extended through Friday, Jan. 22.
In Tennessee, vaccination efforts are placing first priority on at-risk healthcare workers, including healthcare providers, home healthcare specialists, student providers and hospital staff.
In response to a continued rise in local COVID-19 numbers, the mask order for Montgomery County has been extended for another month to near the end of January.
The first doses of the vaccine arrived last Monday, Dec. 21, and were given to 10 city and county first responders.