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News
7 years ago
Team General wins clean sweep in third annual Broomball Game

This year’s Broomball Competition was intense. Check here to see who won, and who had the best fall!

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Crime
7 years ago
Man dies from injuries sustained in Bennett Drive shooting

Two men have been charged with the shooting death of a 32-year-old man.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Parks and Recreation to host Youth Glow Night at the Pool

The event is open to youth 10 to 17 years old and costs $6 per person.

Business
7 years ago
Spero Health opens Outpatient Addiction Treatment Clinic in Clarksville

The Clarksville Spero Health Clinic, located at 2284 Raleigh Ct, Suite A, will open its doors and start seeing new patients on Thursday, January 30.

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Crime
7 years ago
Police investigate evening shooting, one man injured in Clarksville

Police are investigating the situation surround a Wednesday evening shooting.

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Business
7 years ago
Tuckessee Outdoor Show opens Saturday with boats, bait, and birds

Tuckessee Outdoor Show will have special show pricing – one weekend only.

Business
7 years ago
Truitt departs Economic Development Council

Jeff Truitt, EDC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is resigning after joining the EDC in February 2019.

Business
7 years ago
Small Business and Minority Business Workshop scheduled for Jan. 25

Sessions will focus on topics for women and minority business start-ups.

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Education
7 years ago
CMCSS Teacher Residency Pathways hosts informational meeting

The program allows you to earn a free bachelor’s degree in only three years, become dual certified in critical shortage areas and participate in a multi-year residency experience while still being a full-time employee with benefits.

News
7 years ago
Ava, William top baby names in Tennessee in 2019

Names chosen for babies are recorded and tallied by the team in the Tennessee Department of Health Division of Vital Records and Statistics. This division is responsible for records of all births, deaths, marriages, and divorces in Tennessee and registers approximately 230,000 new records each year.