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Rain moving in on Wednesday will usher in some bitter cold, including a slight chance of snow on Christmas Eve.
“I don’t know how to say thank you enough for having our little community help and everybody’s blessings. It touches my heart,” one resident said.
Ordinance 49 will allow security guards employed by the city to issue civil citations to those in violation of city code while on city owned property.
Beginning the week of Dec. 21, the Montgomery County Health Department will make changes to its schedule and procedures for COVID-19 testing at Civitan Park.
Clarksville’s bus services will resume their normal services on Dec. 26.
With the COVID-19 vaccine heading toward statewide availability by summer, Austin Peay State University plans to return to traditional, mostly face-to-face instruction for fall 2021.
Austin Peay State University officials expect to administer up to 25,000 COVID-19 vaccinations in the coming months.
This will be the last blast this year for the old McClure bridge project but more blasting will take place in 2021.
The purchase is part of the city’s plan to convert the Roxy in to a new performing arts center, including a full renovation and several new amenities.
With the COVID-19 numbers continuing to rise, the local school system and its teachers are collaborating on a solution.