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APSU
8 years ago
Battle of OVC titans set for Saturday as Govs and Bruins renew acquaintances

Tipoff is 4:00 pm; Listen live on 104.1 and 540am ESPN Clarksville

News
8 years ago
Clarksville Fire Rescue is now hiring firefighters

Firefighters work 24 hour shifts to include nights, weekends, and holidays and are subject to call-in when off-duty.

News
8 years ago
Flurries arrived overnight in Clarksville with more snow on the way

Download the free ClarksvilleNow app to receive severe weather alerts.

News
8 years ago
Trump, Congressional leaders reach deal to end shutdown

Trump’s action would end what has become a record, 35-day partial shutdown.

News
8 years ago
Montgomery County mayor appoints new Chief of Staff

Kyle D. Johnson has been selected for the position of Montgomery County Government Chief of Staff.

News
8 years ago
Sewer line work scheduled for next week in Clarksville

Sewer lateral line rehabilitation work is scheduled in Clarksville around Park Lane from January 28-February 1.

Crime
8 years ago
Thieves steal beer from truck parked outside Clarksville business

Theft occurred during a delivery at a business on Crossland Avenue.

News
8 years ago
Former Trump associate Roger Stone indicted in Russia probe

The seven-count indictment against Stone, a self-proclaimed “dirty trickster,” is the first criminal case in months from special counsel Robert Mueller and provides the most detail to date about how Trump campaign associates were aware in the summer of 2016 that emails had been stolen from the Hillary Clinton campaign and wanted them released.

News
8 years ago
Clarksville Police, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office partner for seat belt campaign

CPD and MCSO are partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office for its annual Seat belts Are For Everyone campaign.

News
8 years ago
TN Lawmaker introduces bill to increase penalties for passing a stopped school bus

The bill was introduced to lawmakers last week and would bring up to felony charges for passing a stopped school bus.