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“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.
For Americans with Ukrainian heritage, such as Austin Peay State University physics professor Roman Golovchak, the situation in Ukraine is personal and painful.
A lawsuit filed against Montgomery County over the 2020 suicide of an inmate at the county jail alleges the breakdown of several jail protocols.
At least one of the fights at the school ended with a School Resource Officer deploying pepper spray, however, data from the school system regarding discipline for fights doesn’t necessarily match those sentiments.
A Clarksville man out on bond with first-degree murder charges was arrested Sunday evening after allegedly assaulting his children’s mother.
An intersection of Old Trenton Road is drawing safety concerns from residents following a City Council vote that will add more residents, and more drivers, to the area.
Projections presented to the CMCSS School Board estimate that even with the new Kirkwood Middle, several middle schools in the district will once again be over 100% capacity by the year 2025-26.
Family and friends remember a recent homicide victim, Sothan In, as someone who overcame incredible obstacles in order to serve his country.