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After growing up in a household where domestic violence was a daily occurrence, Thomas Norup said he can’t help but get involved when domestic situations occur in his neighborhood.
Choosing a career in law enforcement is less common than it used to be, and that hiring shortage is hitting both the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and the Clarksville Police Department.
It’s been four years since Nanci Dunner-Hardy’s 36-old daughter, TaNesha Hardy, was shot and killed by a childhood friend, Timothy Elijah Ogburn. Dunner said justice was long overdue.
Several Eagle’s Bluff residents say they purchased a home in Clarksville two years ago not knowing that part of their backyards would become a major roadway.
CMCSS doesn’t have enough drivers and has to cut back on bus zones, expanding the Parent Responsibility Zones. But for some neighborhoods near the schools, walking isn’t possible.
In response to an uptick in violence at schools, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System will crack down on violence and revise their discipline policies.
The vice president for Student Affairs at Austin Peay State University resigned following a complaint that he sexually harassed an employee under his supervision.
“I just feel like we don’t get paid enough for what we’re required to do and what is expected of us,” one school nurse told Clarksville Now.
We talked to the community about living with autism and the common misconceptions that neurotypical people have.
In May, voters will choose between two candidates for the Republican nomination for Montgomery County mayor: Wallace Redd or Wes Golden.