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Due to redeployment, the soldiers underwent a precautionary quarantine to ensure their safety and the safety of their families and the community.
Beginning Monday, June 15 inpatients at Tennova Healthcare – Clarksville may have one visitor per day.
Frontline workers will receive discounts from participating vendors at the Clarksville Downtown Market on Saturday, June 13.
The contact-free service will allow customers to order online, schedule a time for pickup, and have the items delivered directly to their vehicle.
A Confederate Monument located at Fort Donelson in Stewart County has been vandalized.
CMCSS officials have been made aware of individuals going door-to-door in some neighborhoods posing as representatives of the school system.
Covid-19 canceled proms, but a group of Rossview parents planned a small quarantine prom to make up for it
The Commission on Religion and Race (CORR) held a peaceful protest Thursday morning in front of the Montgomery County Courthouse.
The event featuring multiple food trucks will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Priceless IGA parking lot at 1151 Fort Campbell Blvd.
The work is a collection of scholarly essays from around the world, giving the topic an international perspective.