CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a storm repair contractor dispute, a murder verdict in the Dodge’s shooting and new security at CMCSS schools.
Veteran ghosted by repair contractor who has similar complaints in 5 other states: Evolve Construction & Restoration was paid almost $6,400 but still hasn’t started work a year later. Clarksville Now found the company has similar complaints in five other states, along with questions about the involvement of their CEO. READ MORE
2 life sentences in Dodge’s murder trial, 3rd defendant guilty of lesser charge: Two men were sentenced to life in prison after a jury convicted them of first-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of Jarlen Corbin. READ MORE
CMCSS installing new OpenGate weapons detection systems at high schools: The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System is replacing its Evolv weapons detection pilot technology with a new open-frame system called OpenGate. READ MORE
Council OKs 99-acre annexation for Ascension St. Thomas hospital campus: More than 99 acres east of Exit 11 have been unanimously approved for annexation at the request of the current property owners. READ MORE
Maria House provides hope, housing for teen moms in foster care | VIDEO: In a neighborhood in Clarksville, a home known as the Maria House has opened its doors to teenage mothers in foster care. READ MORE
Clarksville Christian’s Lauren Hassell wins TSIAA Ms. Basketball award: The award is given to the best basketball player and community leader in the entire TSIAA. Hassell is one of the top 10 recruits nationwide in the class of 2027. READ MORE
Imari Berry wins ACC Sixth Player of the Year, 2nd Team All-ACC at Louisville: University of Louisville women’s basketball sophomore guard and former Clarksville High superstar Imari Berry has been named ACC Sixth Player of the Year. READ MORE
Spring fun guide 2026: Festivals, parties and events coming up: With the weather warming, we have a lot more options. Here are some of the upcoming events through May 31. READ MORE
Q108 Spring Vintage Fair 2026 opens for vendors, with thousands of shoppers expected: Vendors are lining up for the area’s largest outdoor spring shopping event. READ MORE
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