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Investigators with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office have charged three individuals in connection with bringing contraband into the Montgomery County Workhouse.
The candidates answered questions on several topics including traffic, the economic recovery, confederate monuments and the state’s Coronavirus response.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation will open New Providence pool on Oct. 1 for indoor swimming activities through the fall and winter months.
The scholarship will assist single-parent students pursuing a degree or certification that leads to employment at family-supporting wages. Each recipient will receive a maximum of $4,000.
On Oct. 2, Jerrod Niemann and Tyler Booth will be performing at the Downtown Commons.
Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett will not extend the emergency order requiring employees of businesses open to the public to wear masks.
Voting has finished, and we now have finalists for Clarksville’s Best Nonprofit Organization: Angel Fund and Youth Villages.
Collins hopes the initiative, called 100days, will inspire area residents to register and vote in the Nov. 3 election.
Montgomery County’s government networks were taken down over the weekend during a “data security incident.”
The school hit a tipping point for teachers and staff being quarantined for COVID-19, combined with planned leave.