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Montgomery County Animal Care and Control saw a slew of challenges in 2023 with increased intakes, calls for service, and effects from the housing and population growth in Clarksville.
In recognition of Women’s History Month, here are 10 Clarksville women (in alphabetical order) who should be remembered for what they accomplished during their lifetimes.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System plans to build three new elementaries, one new middle, and a high school. Plus, the plan is to use cost savings to develop a new, two-story design prototype for elementary schools.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System received a notification from DCS that Stacey Williams will be “substantiated” following the agency’s most recent investigation into the incident,
Despite the City Council having no say in school vouchers, in the last week one councilwoman proposed the city take a stand against them, the local GOP issued formal statements denouncing her involvement, and another council member went on a social media video tirade saying opposition to vouchers was part of a Communist/LGBTQ agenda plot.
With the opening of as LG Chem, Dongwha Electrolyte and others, an estimated 1,075 jobs are being added to the Clarksville economy in 2025.
During the meeting, both organizations came to the conclusion that the tax rate would negatively impact the local community in various different ways, including Clarksville being projected to have the highest total hotel-motel tax rate out of the nation’s 150 largest cities.
On Tuesday night, Montgomery County held its presidential and county primary, with races on the ballot from president to property assessor to School Board seats. Here are three takeaways from the election and its results.