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News
6 years ago
When planning this year’s fireworks display, remember these rules and safety tips

With this Saturday being the Fourth of July, local safety officials would like to remind celebrants to use safe practices when planning their fireworks displays.

Crime
6 years ago
Families of Taco Bell murder victims continue the fight for justice

Courtney B. Mathews is schedule to have a motion for a new trial heard in April 2021.

News
6 years ago
Plaque honors memory of Jeffrey Prosecky, street dept. worker killed on job

The new memorial plaque honors Jeffrey Prosecky, Jr., who died on Sept. 3, 2019, in a fatal hit-and-run wreck on Riverside Drive.

News
6 years ago
APSU President Alisa White addresses Downtown Kiwanis Club as she prepares for next chapter

APSU President Alisa White gave an update on Austin Peay in light of continued growth, COVID-19 and her upcoming move to Texas.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
Grayson,7, the BWC surprise kid, fights to beat the odds

Grayson Smith, 7, stopped in Clarksville in October 2019 and got a motorcycle surprise from Bikers Who Care. The young boy continues to fight for his life.

Business
6 years ago
Welcome to The Wax House: A full-service luxury, wax boutique opening July 1

The Wax House invites you to join them for their grand opening on July 1, 2020!

News
6 years ago
APSU names environmental expert as campus’ new sustainability coordinator

Olivia Herron is the organizer behind Miami University’s popular 2020 RecycleMania competition.

Crime
6 years ago
New Clarksville Police Chief to be sworn-in

The new Clarksville Police Chief David Crockarell, will take the oath on June 30.

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APSU
6 years ago
Several APSU student-athletes test postive for COVID-19

Voluntary work-outs have been suspended and the Austin Peay athletics facility has been closed for cleaning.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
CMCSS extends program providing free meals to children through July

CMCSS will continue offering free meals to children in Clarksville-Montgomery County through Friday, July 31 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.