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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW)- The Clarksville-Montgomery County Animal Care and Control hosted their third annual […]
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – A video circulating on social media showing a man being […]
Despite having to reschedule, Fright on Franklin drew hundreds of families to Downtown Clarksville for costumes, candy, games and activities.
APSU’s Ranger Challenge team will be travelling to West Point in 2020 for a world class military competition.
National Novel Writing Month encourages everyone to embrace their creative side and try writing.
Little Rose Wagon is a local group dedicated to supporting mothers pursuing a better life through education.
One home and five mobile homes were destroyed during the storm Saturday which brought straight-line winds over 60 mph.
This year’s APSU Homecoming celebration will celebrate the University’s appreciation of Clarksville’s veterans.
Manna Cafe Ministries invites the community to join them for both lunch and dinner today, offering relief to families without power.
Billy Dunlop Park is closed for renovations for several months. Improvements to river banks and barriers planned.