CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
County population skyrockets 27.7% over 10 years: The U.S. Census Bureau has released its first set of data from the 2020 Census. READ MORE
‘It’s enormous what teachers spend out of pocket’: Teachers return to classrooms, buying supplies: On average, teachers spend $1,000 to $1,500 of their own money on supplies. READ MORE
COVID-19: County again tops 1,000 active cases, Tennova sees spike in patients with virus: Since July 13, active cases in Montgomery County have skyrocketed from 81 to now past 1,000. READ MORE
Mickey’s Downtown, new bar and grill, opens on Franklin Street: Mickey’s menu features classic bar fare with a twist, including hot dogs and burgers. READ MORE
U.S. Colored Troops monument to be installed at Fort Defiance: The monument will honor the 20,133 Black Tennesseans who served in the Civil War. READ MORE
County adopts 10-year parks plan, including more trails, kayak access: The plan includes new parks and athletic facilities, upgrades to existing facilities and expansions to Greenway and Blueway systems. READ MORE
2 new judges named for Montgomery County courts: Gov. Bill Lee has appointed Robert Bateman and Adrienne Fry as the next Circuit Court judges. READ MORE
Soldiers required to get COVID vaccine by Sept. 15, Rep. Green objects: The deadline could be pushed up if the vaccine receives full FDA approval first. READ MORE
Tater Headz to move into Downtown Commons Eatery: The food truck favorite will move into the spot formerly occupied by Golly G’s. READ MORE
Oldcastle APG to expand concrete paver operations, creating 45 new jobs: The company will invest $10.2 million to retrofit and expand its facilities. READ MORE
Legends Smokehouse & Grill opens at former G’s Pancake House: Along with their food truck, Legends Smokehouse & Grill also served customers at their former restaurant on Tiny Town Road. READ MORE
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