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Business
6 years ago
State: More than 22,000 new unemployment claims filed last week in Tennessee

The largest number of new claims was in the Greater Memphis area, where there were 5,676 new claims for the week ending May 30.

Crime
6 years ago
Clarksville Police investigating Kraft Street hit-and-run that injured pedestrian

A 22-year-old man was injured when he was struck by a car that then fled the scene.

News
6 years ago
APSU partners with University of Nevada to host international tree ring symposium – virtually

Austin Peay State University recently stepped in to host a virtual gathering of the world’s top tree ring scientists.

Education
6 years ago
CMCSS’s Communications Department announces two key appointments

Jessica Goldberg has been selected as the Director of Communications and Marketing and Elizabeth Vincent has been selected as the Director of Continuous Improvement.

Crime
6 years ago
Hendersonville man charged with federal arson in Metro courthouse fire

Numerous video clips and photographs of the destruction at the Courthouse were posted on social media websites, on the websites for news outlets, and on other Internet sites.

Business
6 years ago
National Doughnut Day offers sweet deals, Friday, June 5

Check out the local deals for National Doughnut Day!

Business
6 years ago
Gas & Water reopens customer service centers

Social distancing restrictions are in place for employees and customer.

News
6 years ago
CPD reviews use-of-force, anti-bias procedures

CPD leaders have presented Mayor Joe Pitts with a “top-to-bottom review” of the Department’s processes and protocols.

News
6 years ago
Downtown Market moves back to Public Square

After three weeks at a temporary site in McGregor Park, the Clarksville Downtown Market will return to its home in Public Square.

News
6 years ago
CPD reminds public of fireworks regulations, announces delay in City display

The Fourth of July is right around the corner. Here’s what you need to know about local fireworks ordinances, state laws and fireworks safety.