The severe storms expected tonight in Clarksville could bring damaging winds up to 70 mph, large hail up to 2 inches in diameter, possibly strong tornadoes and flooding.
Malcolm Perry is holding a seven on seven football tournament this Saturday, including a food drive, and all proceeds will go to Manna Cafe.
K9 Merlin’s keen sense of smell paid off in dividends over the years, in the MCSO Patrol Division and with the 19th Judicial Drug Task Force. But he’s been in decline in recent months, and this week turned out to be his end of watch.
Bi-County Solid Waste Management is closing its Palmyra/Shiloh Canaan Center due to capacity and lease issues, and April 5 is expected to be the last day the facility will be open.
Clarksville High School Athletic Director Shannon Cummings has announced the hiring of two new head coaches for the Wildcats. Katharine Wiggins will coach girls golf, and Thomas Huddleston will coach Wrestling.
Despite being only a few months old, the Clarksville Head Huntresses went undefeated last weekend and made their mark on the national rugby scene with a commanding performance at one of USA’s largest and most respected tournaments.
The predicted amount of rainfall for Clarksville this week has increased to 8-10 inches, starting with a storm Wednesday night.
The Holler Bash took place this past weekend in Crofton, Kentucky, bringing together ATV and UTV thrill seekers for an action-packed event.
The bill would allow county legislative bodies to delegate the authority to set lower speed limits on county-maintained roads to the chief administrative officer of the county highway department.
Clarksville forecast: With the ground already full of water, another round of storms is coming this week, bringing another 6-8 inches of rain to Clarksville