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Several factors are driving up rental prices in Clarksville, but population growth is among the leading causes.
School officials at CMCSS are still expressing concern as parents and community members continue to report close calls in student zones because drivers are not adhering to safe practices in school areas.
If you’ve been trying to buy a house in the last couple of years in Montgomery County, you may have experienced the intense frustration of the current housing market. While rising interest rates look to be slowing the market, what will happen if they fall back down?
The Internet has come a long way over the years. Locally, the Clarksville Department of Electricity (CDE) Lightband has led the charge alongside Cumberland Connect to bring reliable high-speed internet to Montgomery County and nearby communities.
Rossview High Athletics served head volleyball coach Tishara Hicks with a notice of suspension for the rest of the 2022 season and a non-renewal for next year, according to her CMCSS file.
Construction will begin soon on two parking garages, adding over 1,300 new spaces. While those projects are in the works, parking may be an issue downtown for a few months after F&M Bank Arena opens.
The city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant is one step closer to a $40 million upgrade, one that should bring to an end the seasonal stench coming from the landfill in Woodlawn.
Microvast and FedEx are among the large new-industry projects that are preparing to open in Clarksville-Montgomery County.
Several businesses have announced they are closing their doors in Clarksville over the last few weeks, with most of them citing economic conditions for throwing in the towel.
She had him just a few short years, but in that time, Christopher Ryan Miller made an impact not only on his mother, Crystal Miller, but on everyone he met.