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Finalists have been selected, and we need your help choosing the first-ever Riverfest Virtual Talent Competition winner.
Senior Pastor Anthony Daley invites the community to come out for for the celebration of the new Mosaic Church.
Hand, whose mother once worked at the factory, said that he hopes his family’s purchase will bring new life to the area.
Trenton Road was closed on Tuesday afternoon after a dump truck overturned on the side of the road.
University officials learned of the party over the weekend, which was hosted by a student organization with more than 30 people in attendance, one of whom has tested positive for COVID-19
The Clarksville/Montgomery County Arts and Heritage Development Council recently awarded a total of $17,240 to eight nonprofit organizations.
The Clarksville Police Department held a swearing-in ceremony on Monday, Aug. 31, to welcome 13 new cadets.
For many young Tennesseans, November 3 will mark the first time voting in a presidential election; however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, additional steps may be needed to ensure first time voters are able to participate.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation is releasing a new Activity Guide that brings a catalog of the season’s activities into the palm of your hand.
After over 3 months, a peaceful demonstration on Wilma Rudolph Blvd. has concluded, as protesters look towards other means of driving the conversation.