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A Rossview High School teacher has been suspended and placed on an alternate worksite after district officials found she used derogatory language about students.
After dozens of blood and platelet transfusions, six-year-old Greenleigh Gafford is in remission from leukemia. As blood banks continue to warn of shortages, her family and community leaders say local blood donations help save local lives.
For Jeff Humphreys and Carrie Stevenson, blood transfusions are a routine part of survival. As blood banks warn of shortages, patients who rely on transfusions say donated blood is a lifeline.
An emergency blood transfusion saved Clarksville resident Karissa Perry’s life after childbirth complications. Donated blood was critical.
The Clarksville Housing Authority speaks on their longtime search for a new executive director and receiving two 9% tax credit applications approved for Lincoln Homes.
In a standing-room-only event, more than 180 people attended a public meeting Friday night to discuss a plan by the City of Clarksville and Clarksville Urban Ministries to expand homelessness outreach services downtown.
It’s time to click through the Clarksville Now archives for the last 12 months and try to make sense of the year that was, along with my own takes on what happened.
As the winter break approaches for Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools, students, educators and staff have now had their first semester with the new cellphone policy.
Say Yes to Recess says they have found that only two of the eight local middle schools gave recess to meet the law of 90 minutes of physical activity a week
Recently, passersby have noticed the Kraft Street Bridge in Clarksville has chipping concrete around rusted beams, and a crack running down one of the support pillars.