Montgomery Central High School held their 2024 prom Saturday night.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the big hail storm, a Good Samaritan killed on Interstate 24, and CMCSS says no guns for teachers.
During the latest County Commission informal meeting, a resolution was brought forward that looks to fund dozens of operational positions for the Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department.
Detectives with the Clarksville Police Department are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man who contacted two separate victims and informed them that they had a federal warrant for their arrest.
On Thursday, May 9, a pair of Clarksville-area boys’ soccer teams came away with 2023-24 district championship victories.
Stories of disaster from the hail and flooding in Clarksville, and the local school district says no to arming teachers with guns. Plus, a cool new development is coming for the downtown snuff warehouses, and Ryan has a great DIY idea to save money on EV fire blankets.
A 10-acre complex of snuff factories downtown will be redeveloped into an innovative neighborhood, following rezoning approval recently by the Clarksville City Council.
Two days after Clarksville was swept by storms carrying several rounds of hail and heavy rain on Wednesday, the Red River crested overnight and is on the way back down.