Emancipation Day was celebrated in a Block Party Saturday in Dixon Park, with music, vendors, dance contests, food and prizes.
The 16th annual “Pass and Go” Event took place Saturday at Wyatt-Johnson Toyota, where eligible Advanced Placement students from area high schools had a chance to win a new car.
Austin Peay State University in Clarksville held its commencement ceremony Friday to honor its Summer 2024 graduates.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the new roundabout about to open, Aron Maberry winning the GOP primary, and the industrial park childcare center opens.
The Clarksville Academy Cougars hosted the McEwen Warriors for the first scrimmage of the season at Simpson Field on Friday. A defense-heavy affair with splash plays here and there culminated in a 7-7 tie to kick off August.
The Montgomery County Fair continues this weekend at the Clarksville Speedway, bringing the fun with carnival rides, races and more.
The City Council approved several resolutions Thursday night to name areas several around Clarksville after local Black leaders who made an impact on the community.
The local Republican Primary for state House District 68 turned nasty as national school voucher groups poured money into getting their candidate elected. Also, who’s to blame when someone unknowingly builds a house in a neighborhood flood retention pond? And Chris misremembers the ram-headed statue being in Nashville (it’s actually at Five Points in Birmingham).