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News
6 years ago
City and county offices will be closed on Monday for the Labor Day holiday

Clarksville and Montgomery County government offices will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.

Education
6 years ago
Free breakfast and lunch provided for all CMCSS students, kids under 18

All children in Montgomery County younger than 18 years old can receive free breakfast and lunch through their schools until December.

Crime
6 years ago
Jackson man charged with attempted murder in Wilma Rudolph Boulevard shooting

Darice Harris, 26, is charged with attempting to kill Codarius Humphrey in May 2020.

Military
6 years ago
2 soldiers with 160th SOAR mourned after helicopter crash in California

Two 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash last week on San Clemente Island, California.

Health
6 years ago
MCHD director, Joey Smith, appointed to NACCHO Board of Directors

Joey Smith, the Public Director of the Montgomery County Health Department, was recently appointed to the National Association of City and County Health Officials.

News
6 years ago
Weekend Top Picks

See what’s happening around town with our weekend top picks.

Military
6 years ago
BACH’s Light Up The Night vigil set for September 10

This event is a way for the community to stand together and show support to those who have been impacted by suicide.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
Who’s your favorite veterinarian? Here are the nominees – vote now in Clarksville’s Best

Clarksville’s veterinarians are in a competition to see who is the local favorite.

News
6 years ago
Downtown Parking changes go into effect September 8

The new downtown parking plan approved last month by the Clarksville Parking Commission will take effect Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Active COVID-19 cases revised from 1,038 to only 195 in Montgomery County

The Tennessee Department of Health will begin using a new format to reflect a change in how active cases are calculated using a 14-day, instead of 21-day, recovery period.