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With possible storm damage and flooding predicted in Clarksville, some schools and offices are operating on delayed schedules Thursday.
A man and woman have been arrested in Clarksville on multiple drug charges after three incidents with police in just over a month.
Clarksville Fire Rescue, alongside the Clarksville Police Department, responded to a vehicle fire at Warfield Boulevard and Rossview Road on Wednesday afternoon.
With 8-10 inches of rain expected in the coming days, starting Wednesday night, Clarksville and Montgomery County road crews are preparing for flooded roads and potential washouts.
The severe storms expected tonight in Clarksville could bring damaging winds up to 70 mph, large hail up to 2 inches in diameter, possibly strong tornadoes and flooding.
K9 Merlin’s keen sense of smell paid off in dividends over the years, in the MCSO Patrol Division and with the 19th Judicial Drug Task Force. But he’s been in decline in recent months, and this week turned out to be his end of watch.
Bi-County Solid Waste Management is closing its Palmyra/Shiloh Canaan Center due to capacity and lease issues, and April 5 is expected to be the last day the facility will be open.
The predicted amount of rainfall for Clarksville this week has increased to 8-10 inches, starting with a storm Wednesday night.