Northwest High senior forward Grace Fuuau has been named the Clarksville Now Player of the Week following her all-around performance in the paint during the week of Jan. 20.
Several churches in east Clarksville have been vandalized over the last few days.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now, including Greenway growth, a school threat arrest, and a mistrial in a home invasion murder case.
The West Creek Coyotes hosted the Kenwood Knights for a rivalry matchup on Friday.
The Kenwood Lady Knights traveled to West Creek High School for a rivalry matchup in front of a lively atmosphere.
In this week’s episode of Clarksville Conversations, Charlie Koon sits down with Hope Patonis, owner, president and CEO of The Youth Academy
The Clarksville Police Department is currently investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash involving a pedestrian on Tiny Town Road.
The Clarksville City Council has brought forward a resolution asking the Tennessee Department of Transportation to fully fund a pedestrian bridge across Purple Heart Parkway.
Planters Bank held its third annual SEED Summit on Friday at the Bruce Conference Center, offering attendees education, information and networking opportunities.
A middle-schooler is arrested and expelled for making a school violence threat, showing the county isn’t playing games with this stuff. Meanwhile, the city has a plan to clean up or clean out houses and buildings that are falling apart, but who will run the bulldozer? Plus, Ryan gives his version of Hemlock history and Chris defends the honor of Drew Barrymore.