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Six-year-old Baylor Knight and his family are all enjoying his new playset built by caring volunteers helping in his battle against cancer.
Drivers downtown will have some detours next week as sewer work begins for construction of the Montgomery County Multi-Purpose Event Center.
State driver’s license services will return to Clarksville City Hall at 8 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 14, according to a press release.
A former Fort Campbell medic pleaded guilty to killing one of his infant twin daughters today.
Their bravery and sacrifice should never be just a footnote in our City’s history. We owe them much more,” Mayor Pitts said.
You have until Sept. 20 to see the work of two Austin Peay State University professors in a pandemic-themed exhibit at Cheekwood Estate & Gardens in Nashville.
Clarksville’s tattoo and piercing parlors are in a competition to see who is the local favorite.
Demolition is now complete for Montgomery County’s new Multi-Purpose Event Center, and excavation will soon begin.
A Gold Star Families Memorial Monument honoring the families of servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives while serving in the military is being planned at Fort Campbell.