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Woodlawn Utility District, which provides water to about 4,000 households in west Montgomery County, is proposing to stop putting fluoride in its water by Dec. 31.
Andrew Leggins, a military veteran and Clarksville resident, is growing increasingly frustrated as he waits for the VA to add his wife to his benefits.
As temperatures drop and deer rutting season continues, drivers are seeing a rise in a different sort of traffic problem in Clarksville and Montgomery County: roadkill.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has been dealing with “growing pains” as they navigate their transportation staffing shortage, while students are missing classroom time.
Montgomery County came out strong for former President Donald Trump on Tuesday – stronger than in years past, but with a nearly historic low voter turnout.
The City Council held a special work session on Monday, Oct. 21, to address specific stormwater drainage-related issues in Clarksville, while clarifying the city’s role in the matter, as well as next steps following the meeting.
In 2016, Dar Place was taking 14 different medications and near suicide. But he stopped. And he ended up on a mission to help others find their way from trauma to healing through horses, with Veteran Equine Time.
A special non-voting session of the Clarksville City Council has been called for Monday, Oct. 21, by City Mayor Joe Pitts to address specific stormwater drainage-related issues in Clarksville.
The CMCSS school board revisits their policy governance model that delegates much of their authority to the director of school in a move that may restore that authority to them.
The agreement that separated an embattled psychology professor from Austin Peay State University included a $56,000 severance package.