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Business
6 years ago
Don Pancho chain to pay $563,350 in back wages over keeping servers’ tips, other violations

Don Pancho Mexican Restaurant will pay $563,350 in back wages to 120 employees after an investigation found minimum wage, overtime and recordkeeping violations.

News
6 years ago
UPDATE: Police ID victims, give details in wreck that killed 2 on 101st Parkway

Two people were killed in a wreck on 101st Airborne Division Parkway Friday morning that has shut down the road.

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Coronavirus
6 years ago
APSU suspends all Greek life activities for two weeks due to COVID-19 outbreak

APSU’s Interim President Dannelle Whiteside emailed all students with the announcement, and reminded all to continue social distancing and mask wearing. 

News
6 years ago
Sports complex for Exit 8 gets over $14 million in city budget

The Clarksville City Council approved over $14 million dollars for construction of a new, 300-acre sports complex on Rossview Road near Exit 8.

News
6 years ago
Lincoln Homes to have 4-hour water outage Friday morning

Residents of Lincoln Homes will be without water for four hours Friday morning.

News
6 years ago
Hurricane Delta expected to bring 2-3 inches of rain to Clarksville this weekend

The closer Hurricane Delta gets to the Gulf Coast, the worse the weekend forecast looks for Clarksville.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Clarksville Police closing lobbies to public after positive COVID-19 tests

After several positive tests for COVID-19 among departmental staff, the Clarksville Police Department has closed public access to lobbies.

News
6 years ago
Dunbar Cave Road closure for bridge project should end Nov. 2

The target completion date is Nov. 2, according to City Spokesman Richard Stevens.

Business
6 years ago
Oak Grove Racing to keep betting machines going despite Kentucky Supreme Court ruling

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear called the decision “devastating for so many Kentucky jobs,” and for the state’s budget.

News
6 years ago
Street Department to offer fall cleanup assistance

Clarksville Street Department will begin its annual fall cleanup program on Monday, Oct. 19.