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New executive orders extend key provisions from previous orders
Dr. Timothy Wesley is a professor of history at APSU and a historian of the American Civil War and Reconstruction Era and the U. S. South.
An employee at Golly G’s Coffee, Ice Cream and Sweets- Sango tested positive for COVID-19 and owner Joey Boykin made quick decisions to prevent the spread.
Students needing to make an appointment for the computer lab, advising, orientation, financial aid, admissions or testing can schedule a time to do so.
A 20-year-old man was killed after being struck by a car Saturday night.
A hearing is scheduled for Courtney B. Matthews, convicted of killing four Taco Bell employees in January 1994.
The deadline to get signed up to vote in the state primary and county general elections is July 7.
Fredonia Community Center was the site Saturday for a graduation ceremony for 47 Clarksville High School Seniors.
The spike in numbers is related to a small outbreak at a worksite in the county, in addition to several non-related clusters within the community.
The new $3 million project will provide modern workspace for police to serve the public.