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The northbound lanes of Providence Boulevard in Clarksville were shut down Tuesday afternoon by a wreck with injuries.
State Rep. Michael Lankford, R-Palmyra, was sworn in on Tuesday as a member of the Tennessee General Assembly, House District 75.
At Tuesday’s Clarksville Neighborhood & Community Services Committee meeting, Director Michelle Austin spoke on Thursday’s public meeting, while the agenda also shared new details over the city’s proposal to buy The Well property.
Portions of the Clarksville Greenway will be temporarily closed beginning Jan. 15 as part of a scheduled maintenance project.
The Clarksville Police Department is investigating a vehicle burglary that occurred on Dec. 16 at the Walmart at 1680 Fort Campbell Blvd.
The Montgomery County Commission has appointed Clayton Rudder as the next representative for District 6.
A rare opportunity has presented itself to the City of Clarksville, as a natural gas pipeline is planned to stretch from Cadiz, Kentucky, to the state line.
On Jan. 10, Councilperson Deanna McLaughlin resigned as a member of the Clarksville City Council to work for and alongside new Congressman Matt Van Epps. Now, the City Council is prepping for the appointment process.
Sunday evening, over 100 Clarksville residents gathered to honor the life of Renee Nicole Good, an American citizen killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis
A public meeting will be held on Thursday, January 15, at Madison Street United Methodist Church, 300 Commerce St. to discuss the City of Clarksville’s potential purchase of The Well.