CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
5-story apartment building proposed for downtown on Riverside Drive: The building would be made up of 72 apartment units and 125 parking spaces. Some residents and council members had concerns about traffic. READ MORE
Young couple found guilty in 2021 murder of teenage ex-boyfriend: After the verdict was read and court was adjourned, family members erupted into shouting confrontation with law enforcement in the hallway. READ MORE
Schools add Feb. 7 back to calendar, hoping to keep 2 snow days: After the tornado, students were out for five days. Then we were hit by a round of ice and snow. READ MORE
Comprehensive Plan unveiled, with 13 distinct areas: The open houses serve as a chance for the public to give feedback on a document that will help guide the future of Clarksville’s growth. READ MORE
Sen. Bill Powers explains why some road projects take longer than others: Clarksville has had some recently announced road improvement projects, including Trenton Road and the widening of I-24. But they will take a while. READ MORE
House heavily damaged by fire in north Clarksville, second in one day: Firefighters arrived to see heavy flames coming out of the front and back windows of the house. READ MORE
Harlem Globetrotters bring basketball fun to F&M Bank Arena: The Globetrotters entertained over 3,500 fans at F&M Bank Arena last week. READ MORE
Imari Berry named 3rd McDonald’s All-American in Clarksville history: She joins Bashaara Graves and Alex Poythress as the only local athletes to ever be selected. READ MORE
Northwest High senior guard honored for scoring 1,000 points: Before the game, Ta’carey Monday was honored for scoring 1,000 career points, which he reached this week against Springfield High. READ MORE
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