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The Department of Defense has made the decision to allow athletics and extracurricular activities to resume at DoDEA schools amid the ongoing government shutdown
The No. 3-seeded Kirkwood Cobras traveled to Rossview High School for a District 13-4A semifinal elimination matchup.
Meet Alessandra Sullivan, who not only plays for Kirkwood but also scores touchdowns and has never let anything get in the way of her love for football.
The Northeast Eagles hosted the Henry County Patriots on Friday night, with the Patriots going away with a win.
A dominant rushing attack with six touchdowns on the ground, including four unanswered, led the Knights to a 37-12 victory.
Kirkwood High School senior linebacker Elijah Fuller is making history as the first-ever student representative on the CMCSS Board of Education.
Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is seeking an exemption to the government shutdown that will allow Fort Campbell High School to play football tonight.
Northwest High School assistant football coach and School Resource Officer Trey Campbell has left his position as an SRO.
While there are no inner-city matchups for Clarksville-area high school football this week, there are still plenty of interesting contests.
Kirkwood High junior quarterback Miles Reding has been named Clarksville Now’s Player of the Week following his performance in the Cobras’ 49-14 win over Dickson County during the week of Monday, Sept. 22.