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Fire Chief Freddy Montgomery released a statement through Clarksville Fire Rescue’s Twitter this morning urging citizens to cooperate with COVID-19 prescreening questions when making a 911 call.
Join Dr. Fryer and the Medical Direct Care team on Tuesday, July 21 from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the free medical seminar.
A Clarksville city bus employee has tested positive for COVID-19.
Priscilla Dakin and her family all tested positive for COVID-19, after two of them were exposed to the virus at work.
Since being sworn in two weeks ago, Crockarell has spoken multiple times on concerns surrounding police reform, funding, recruitment and the character of our local law enforcement.
The MCHD said the temporary testing site’s hours will change from 7 a.m. to noon due to the high temperatures.
After massive damage and many complaints about fireworks this year, the city is considering tighter restrictions.
Two major retailers on Thursday joined the growing list of national chains that will require customers to wear face masks regardless of where cities or states stand on the issue.
Clarksville may get some strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon, with the main threat being gusty winds and heavy rainfall.