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City Mayor Joe Pitts and County Mayor Jim Durrett have issued a civil emergency in a joint order limiting several activities.
Governor announces a Unified Command, to include Brig. Gen. Scott Brower (Ret) of 101st Airborne.
AP students stuck at home will still be able to earn their college credit through a new, online testing option.
Brittany Schurtz is just 27 years old, but has Parkinson’s Disease. To gain a better quality of life, she will undergo brain surgery.
Should factories in Clarksville halt production amid COVID-19 outbreak?
Mission BBQ carries on National Anthem tradition online.
Storms will roll through Clarksville Tuesday with the greatest threat for severe weather in the afternoon hours.
Work will continue this week on Cumberland Plaza parking lot in downtown Clarksville.
Researchers from the Vanderbilt Vaccine Center (VVC) have rapidly responded to this outbreak by building a comprehensive “toolkit” to identify and analyze antibodies isolated from the blood of survivors.
In last week’s Virtual Town Hall, Fort Campbell leadership addressed many of the public’s concerns surrounding COVID-19.