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Business
6 years ago
Cut straight to the heart with a Father’s Day gift from Mullins Lawn Equipment, LLC

Surprise your dad for Father’s Day with lawn equipments and services from Mullins Lawn Equipment, LLC.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
PHOTOS: Feeding America distributes free food in Oak Grove

Around 295 families received donations of free food during a drive-thru distribution in Oak Grove, Kentucky.

News
6 years ago
Houston County EMS Director indicted after being paid improperly

According to a Comptroller’s Office investigation, Houston County Director of EMS Stephen Graybill received over $20,000 in improper payments.

News
6 years ago
Clarksville Gas & Water to reinstate regular billing procedures

Clarksville Gas & Water will return to regular billing procedures in mid- July, which will reinstate penalties and fees for late payment and service shutoffs for non-payment.

News
6 years ago
Pets of the Week

Whether you’re a dog person or cat person, there is someone for you in our Pets of the Week.

News
6 years ago
City of Clarksville seeking land for new recreation center

Parks & Recreation requests proposals for 10-acre sites within the city limits for a new recreation center.

Business
6 years ago
J.J.’s Nail Spa joins Chamber of Commerce

The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce has welcomed J.J.’s Nail Spa as a new member.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
CMCSS considering new TDOE guidelines for reopening schools

The district has over 3,300 students with immunodeficiencies and around 500 employees over the age of 60 and those facts will be considered as plans to reopen continue.

News
6 years ago
Customs House Museum celebrates the American West with new ‘Wonders of the West’ exhibit

The new exhibit celebrates America’s Western culture through scenic landscapes, wonderful crafts by Native American artisans and a tribute to the Acme Boot Company.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
COVID-19 hospitalization increases in primarily two regions of Tennessee

Researchers say there could be 1,000 patients hospitalized in Tennessee with COVID-19 by late July.