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The Montgomery County Health Department’s COVID-19 drive-through testing location will move from Civitan Park back to William O. Beach Civic Hall.
The search continued Tuesday morning for 9-year-old Jordan Gorman.
Emmalee and Watts battled it out with head-to-head performances of Demi Lovato’s “I Love Me.”
Yesterday also saw the most cases ever to be simultaneously active in Montgomery County.
Clarksville Now recently spoke with CHA’s new Interim Director, Dawn Sanders-Garrett, who explained how the RAD conversion process works and what it will mean for the residents of Lincoln Homes.
Gorman is 4 feet tall, weighs 75 pounds, has brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing blue jeans and a grey short sleeve T-shirt with red stripes on the arms.
Longo is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 9-year-old girl while on a trip to Colorado last year, according to court documents.
Dozens of Clarksville residents have decided to put their decorations out early this year in an attempt to spread a little holiday cheer.
Clarksville Police Sgt. Tim Finley was presented a special award for his life-saving actions to a medical emergency call.
Watercolors will brighten winter at the Custom House Museum & Cultural Center with many Tenn.-based watercolor artists featured.