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Students were welcomed Wednesday morning for the first half-day at the new Freedom Elementary School.
Police say a man burglarized a vehicle on Walker Ranch Court early Tuesday morning and are asking for help identifying him.
The Clarksville Housing Authority provided an update on the Lincoln Homes plans to the City Council, showing what new and renovated buildings will look like.
ADA compliance issues were brought up during the Montgomery County Commission meeting Monday, with proposals for sign language interpreters.
A consultant doing a parking study for the City of Clarksville back in 2023 said there is no paid parking scenario that can cover the city’s new $25 million parking garage.
A former Northeast High School teacher has been sentenced to serve nine years in state prison after pleading guilty to statutory rape by an authority figure.
An ordinance was also reintroduced to the Clarksville City Council on Thursday night, which looks to decide the future of the Parking Commission.
Clarksville forecast: Dry and sunny weather will dominate the forecast for most of the workweek, with temperatures gradually warming into the lower 90s by Thursday.
The top local news stories in Clarksville this week, including a senior center lawsuit, city projects on hold, and an antique car museum.
A West Creek student is calling for stronger mental-health support after recent deaths, as CMCSS outlines how students can access help in school and beyond.