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Entrance to Hickory Wild off Dunlop Lane on Aug. 20, 2026. (Christian Brown)
News
4 hours ago
Neighbors object to Exit 8 subdivision, developer says it will fix flooding, traffic issues

Residents in the Exit 8 area have concerns about how The Reserve at Hickory Wild section 2 will affect stormwater drainage and traffic.

Panel discussion on stage with a large U.S. flag backdrop; four people seated, one at a clear podium speaking into a microphone.
Elections
5 days ago
Mark Riggins raises 11 times nearest opponent in Clarksville mayor’s race

In July and August, Clarksville Now reviewed the campaign donation reports for the City of Clarksville mayoral race. Let’s look at the results so far into 2026.

News
1 week ago
CMCSS adds middle school recess as Clarksville moms push for statewide mandate

CMCSS is now offering recess at all eight middle schools, while Say Yes to Recess prepares a statewide push for a daily mandate.

The EDC and IDB present the proposed Costco incentive package to the Montgomery County Budget Committee on July 23, 2026. (Chris Smith)
Business
1 month ago
6 things to know about Costco in Clarksville, from incentive plan to traffic prep

Here are a few of the questions, and the answers we have so far, about Costco in Clarksville, including on incentives, traffic, farmland, new stores and more.

From the left, Wes Golden, Isaac Greenwood and Christine McNemar.
Elections
1 month ago
County mayor candidates on the issues: School funding, quality-of-life projects, flooding

To help give voters the information they need, Clarksville Now is presenting Q&A articles on key issues in the Montgomery County mayor’s race.

Black-and-white photo of a public swimming pool complex with a clubhouse, surrounded by trees and benches, and people swimming and relaxing around the pool.
History
2 months ago
Clarksville then and now: 10 photos showing how much we’ve changed | PHOTOS

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, here are the 10 sets of photos from Clarksville then and Clarksville today.

The turnbridge train wreck of 1906. (Historic Clarksville, Ursula Beach collection, contributed)
History
2 months ago
10 worst disasters in Clarksville history, from Great Fire of 1878 to 2023 tornado

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, here are the 10 worst disasters to hit Clarksville, and some of the ways we came together to survive along the way.

The statue of John Montgomery, the namesake of Montgomery County, on First Street outside Clarksville City Hall on June 11, 2026. (Chris Smith)
History
2 months ago
10 people who changed Clarksville forever, from John Montgomery to Mayor Ted Crozier

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, here are 10 people who deserve to be remembered for making Clarksville what it is today.

L&N Train Station on Tenth Street on March 27, 2024. (Chris Smith)
History
3 months ago
10 moments in history that made Clarksville what it is today: From tobacco heyday to St. B annexation

In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, here are 10 pivotal moments in Clarksville history that shaped who we are today but in many cases have been forgotten.

Keith Cherry in front of his home on Camden Crossing on June 3, 2026. (Christian Brown)
News
3 months ago
Veteran gets new roof from local builders after being ghosted by contractor: ‘That revitalized my belief in people’

Following Clarksville Now reports on two veterans with complaints about a national contractor, local businesses have stepped in to help, and both have gotten their money back.

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