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Some offices will be closed on Friday, July 3 to observe the Fourth of July.
Customs House Museum is happy to announce the return of their Huff & Puff model train exhibit.
In order to better accommodate the increase in COVID-19 testing, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office has released new changes to to flow of traffic at Veterans Plaza.
The nonprofit joins with Nelson Mullins and the Association of Corporate Counsel Tennessee Chapter to assist clients in more conservatorship cases.
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital is resuming some services that were deferred during the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, hospital officials announced, Wednesday.
On June 30, 2020, the Clarksville Police held a special ceremony for several officers and their families as they celebrated a day full of promotional ceremonies and the retirement of Chief Al Ansley.
The deadline to file tax relief applications was extended until July 1.
Meetings were originally scheduled to reopen to the public in July, but the state Executive Orders were extended to prevent COVID-19 spread.
Police Chief David Crockarell, 48, joined the Clarksville Police Department in 1995.
Whether you are a dog person or a cat person, there is someone for you in our Pets of the Week!