Kirkwood High tight end and defensive end Moses Byrd has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week following a dominating performance on both sides of the ball against Northwest High School.
A fire in the impact area at Fort Campbell on Wednesday was creating a great deal of smoke, and it may be visible from off post.
The City Council approved an ordinance that would allow for the construction a tiny home community in north Clarksville.
Multiple vehicles crashed, with injuries, Wednesday afternoon on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
West Creek High student-athlete Leilyn Mercado has been nominated as the Tennessee Titans female representative for the Latino Excellence in Youth Football award. She is one of just 32 female student athletes in the nation being recognized.
The Kenwood Knights travelled to Northeast High School for a rivalry matchup on Exit one with the Eagles. While Kenwood battled all night, the Eagles used energy and communication to sweep the Knights, winning three sets to none.
A sedan and pickup crashed Tuesday evening on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville, with one person suffering critical injuries.
The Montgomery County Commission celebrated a passing of a torch presentation on Monday night as they welcomed new County Fire Chief Michael Rios and celebrated the legacy of his predecessor Ed Baggett.
A school bus and two other vehicles were involved in a crash on Trenton Road on Tuesday afternoon. In another wreck, Memorial Drive Extension was closed.
Police Chief David Crockarell has announced his retirement, effective Feb. 28, 2025, closing out a 30-year career in law enforcement at CPD.