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Coronavirus
7 years ago
Unified-Command Group’s total expanded testing efforts exceed 23,000

More than 5,000 Tennesseans received free COVID-19 tests over the weekend.

Business
7 years ago
Clarksville Habitat for Humanity Restore reopens Friday, May 8

All customers, visitors, employees, and volunteers are required to wear a mask inside the store until further notice.

Business
7 years ago
Mexican restaurants turn to carryout, curbside for Cinco de Mayo 2020

On Cinco de Mayo, Mexican restaurants are usually full to capacity with customers but how will they operate with restrictions on restaurant capactity due to COVID-19.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
More weather moving in Monday night, strong storms and wind

Storms expected to continue Monday night.

News
7 years ago
Giving Grace: Women Veterans of America

This Giving Grace salutes one of those groups of amazing veterans, the Women Veterans of America (WVA) Chapter 47.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Austin Peay plans for in-class, on-campus classes in the fall

Austin Peay State University officials announced today they plan to move forward with in-person classes on campus this fall.

News
7 years ago
Port Royal’s Sulphur Fork Bridge nominated for National Register of Historic Places

Sulphur Fork Bridge, located in Port Royal State Historic Park has been nominated to be added to the National Register of Historic Places.

News
7 years ago
Sunday storms down trees and power lines

At the peak of the storm around 6,000 residents were without power due to downed power lines.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Camp Rainbow announces cancellation of beloved event

Camp Rainbow volunteers hope the event for special needs children may be able to be rescheduled later this summer.

News
7 years ago
Fleet Manager Randy Reese to retire

Department leader completing 13-years with City