Jeff Vaughn, Terry Ray and Michael Long join Clarksville Conversations to discuss the proposal to turn Mason Rudolph Golf Course into a multi-use park.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County’s Regional Planning Commission rejected site plans for a Scooter’s Coffee on Fort Campbell Boulevard after the applicant didn’t comply with recommendations by Planning staff to improve traffic flow.
Stretch therapy, a specialized form of physical therapy, offers a myriad of benefits for individuals seeking to enhance their mobility and overall wellness.
The City of Clarksville adopted the 2025 fiscal year budget following the City Council’s latest special session meeting on Tuesday, June 25. The ordinance’s approval comes after weeks of discussion, which continued on Tuesday night, but ultimately the council passed the budget by a vote of 7-6.
A wreck near Exit 8 has traffic backed up on Interstate 24 in Clarksville.
Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a 44-year-old woman, Tara Acuff, who disappeared while visiting Clarksville.
River Road between Zinc Plant Road and Mayhew Road is shut down for pipework.
Protesters marched from the suffragette statue on Public Square to the Montgomery County Courthouse as part of the first Clarksville Women’s March on Monday.
Gerald Harrison said it is a monumental day for Austin Peay and with the hiring of Melissa Rausch, she becomes the first Division-I head women’s lacrosse coach at a public university in the state of Tennessee.
The Fourth of July Fest Carnival is back at Fort Campbell from July 2-6, including a concert on July 4 with Echosmith and Ludacris.