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The Clarksville Transit Station in 2019. (Clarksville Now archives)
Coronavirus
7 years ago
CTS recommends passengers wear face masks

Clarksville Transit System  is recommending that all passengers wear a mask or face covering while riding any CTS vehicle.

Business
7 years ago
TN Department of Labor announces changes to online unemployment process

Some changes are being made to the way unemployment certifications are filed in Tennessee.

Crime
7 years ago
Better Business Bureau and FBI warn public of ‘Zoom-Bombing’ prank

The Better Business Bureau and FBI have warned users of a new online trend in which hijackers access their Zoom conference calls.

News
7 years ago
Gusty winds blowing through Montgomery County Friday, April 17

Strong gusty winds will develop mid-morning and continue most of Friday, April 17.

Education
7 years ago
Montgomery County Students Advance to National History Day Competition

Northeast Middle and High students took 1st and 2nd place in several categories.

Business
7 years ago
President Trump’s 3-phase plan to re-open America

What President Trump’s 3-phase plan includes.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Local small business donates protective masks for COVID-19

CredoGroupllc has donated masks to the City of Clarksville, Tennessee State Veterans Home, Governor Lee’s Covid-19 Task Force and the community.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
APSU Professor strives for student success, turns home closet into Zoom studio

When APSU spring classes moved online, Dr. Jiang Li not only had to move three classes online, he had to move his office into a closet at his house.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
10-year-old seamstress makes headbands for local medical workers

Bailey Sinks, a 10-year old student at Montgomery Central Elementary has donated over 150 headbands to people in the community.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Help your children cope emotionally with changes from the pandemic

Vanderbilt Psychiastrist, Dr. Abhi Saxena, gives tips to help parents navigate their child’s emotions during the changes of the COVID-19 crisis.