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Coronavirus
7 years ago
Second confirmed COVID-19 case at Fort Campbell

A second military dependent has tested positive for coronavirus at Fort Campbell.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Artist and APSU grad Khari Turner continues to create as outbreak persists

Now a student at Columbia, Khari Turner will “continue to create as much as [he] can.”

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Doctor: State advises using diapers to protect from virus

The state Department of Health is advising doctors to use diapers and swim goggles to protect their faces if they cannot obtain personal protective equipment.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
CDC offers tips to help children cope with COVID-19

Children may worry about themselves, their family, and friends getting ill with COVID-19 The CDC offers tips for helping children cope.

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Coronavirus
7 years ago
COVID-19: Why are agencies reporting different numbers?

Varying numbers in coronavirus reporting raise questions.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Clarksville nonprofits hold Shower Up day for homeless

Local organizations have teamed up to offer showers, food and hygiene items for the homeless in Montgomery County.

Crime
7 years ago
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office mourns loss of longtime K9, Fuse

It was with a heavy hearts the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office announced the passing of Fuse, a German Shepherd Bomb Dog with a long history on the force.

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Coronavirus
7 years ago
COVID-19: Positive cases of coronavirus reaches 957 in Tennessee

Residents are urged to stay home and use good judgment as coronavirus cases continue to climb.

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Coronavirus
7 years ago
ClarksvilleNow Quick Guide: COVID-19 Closings, Cancellations and Changes

Looking for quick information on changes due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19)? Check out the Quick Guide.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Representative Mark Green to hold Facebook live Town Hall regarding COVID-19 outbreak

Congressman Mark Green will hold a live Facebook event to update constituents on the COVID-19 pandemic as well as what they can do for themselves and the community.