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Elections
6 years ago
Voters will use popsicle sticks, get free pens during Montgomery County elections

Early voting for the Tennessee State Primary, and the Montgomery County General Election opens Friday, July 17.

Crime
6 years ago
2 men sentenced in 2017 Kellogg Street murder

Tavarius Goliday and Michael Mimms both agreed to prison sentences for the murder of 21-year-old Antonio Henson.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Gas and Water worker tests positive for COVID-19, North Service Center closed

Clarksville Gas and Water temporarily closed the North Service Center on Wednesday after an employee there tested positive for COVID-19.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Jury trials start back next week with masks, social distancing, spectator limits

Jury orientation, jury selection and trials will have social distancing guidelines in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
9 things to know about the K-12 Virtual option for Montgomery County schools

Will your child need a laptop? How about if you don’t have internet? These questions and more were answered by CMCSS.

News
6 years ago
Parking ‘consultant,’ Nashville-based Premier, will handle management for Clarksville parking

As part of their parking strategy. The City has contracted Premier Parking to act as a consultant on downtown parking strategies.

News
6 years ago
Update: Kroger joins Walmart in requiring customers to wear masks

Beginning next week, Walmart and Sam’s Club will require customers to wear masks while in their stores, calling the move ‘a simple step to help keep you safe.’

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Vanderbilt recruiting 1,000 volunteers for COVID-19 vaccine trial

Vanderbilt is recruiting approximately 1,000 healthy adults for a COVID-19 vaccination trial.

Military
6 years ago
Fort Campbell WTB reflagged to Soldier Recovery Unit remains committed supporting ill and injured soldiers

The Fort Campbell Warrior Transition Battalion was formally reflagged as the Fort Campbell Soldier Recovery Unit during a ceremony on post, July 10.

Business
6 years ago
SOLD OUT: MCSO BBQ lunch fundraiser for local businessman

The fundraiser will benefit Duane Gray, owner of Gray Smoke who was injured in a kitchen fire in May.