Local podcasts hosted by the Clarksville Now news team.
A missing veteran with Alzheimer’s is taken down and punched unconscious by a Kentucky police officer. What’s happening in that video frame by frame? Plus, Woodlawn will stop adding fluoride to its water, a resident who overpaid taxes can’t get fully reimbursed, and Ryan is easily mistaken for President Ronald Reagan.
The state wants to drain Dunbar Cave State Park’s Swan Lake, saying it’s nasty and too expensive. But lots of locals love Swan Lake and its visiting geese. Also, Spring Creek Parkway is looking finished, but is it really? And Chris is doing a callout for your favorite Clarksville pizza styles.
In this week’s episode of Clarksville Conversations, Charlie Koon sits down with the CEO of Tennova Healthcare, Drew Emery.
After an announcement mistake led to an active-shooter panic at Richview Middle, it’s worth asking: Are these drills really worth keeping our kids in constant fear?
Manna Cafe co-founder Vicki York joins Charlie Koon on Clarksville Conversations.
There’s a lot of dead deer on the side of the road these days, so who is supposed to be taking care of that? (Hint, it’s kind of your fault, too.) Plus, a business comes back from the tornado’s destruction, another hotel is planned on Kennedy Lane, and Chris shares his romantic journey to the top of the new downtown parking garage.
A student suffered severe injuries from a chokehold on a school bus, but will we ever know the consequences? Plus the latest on the list of banned books that was sent to local libraries, and Ryan shares the heart-warming tale of Kenny Rogers and the “Six Pack.”
In this week’s episode of Clarksville Conversations, Charlie Koon and Ryan Ploeckelman talk to Paul Turner from Ajax Distributing and Pastor Mike Burnette of LifePoint Church about Turkeys For Troops.