CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
VIP Clarksville raises tens of thousands for Boys & Girls Club but hasn’t turned in money: The Black Tie Ball was a big success, but none of the money has been handed over. The parent club is now demanding a full accounting of what happened. READ MORE
School zones getting more dangerous with more walkers, more distractions: The student was trying to cross, and before he knew it, he was airborne and hit his head on the car’s windshield. It’s just one incident drawing growing school zone safety concerns. READ MORE
‘They’re coming regardless’: Population growth without enough housing spikes rental prices: Home buyers are not the only group affected by a hot housing market, as rental prices are also climbing to record highs. READ MORE
Microvast gets $200 million federal grant to build second battery plant: With one EV battery plant already in the works for Clarksville, a second one is coming, bringing another 700-800 jobs. READ MORE
Who’s on the November ballot, with early voting starting this week: Here’s what to expect on the local ballot, from city mayor to a liquor referendum. READ MORE
State House candidates on charter schools, abortion rights, health care and more: Where the Clarksville candidates for Tennessee State House line up on several key issues. READ MORE
TIF applications OK’d for Riverview Square downtown, 2024 opening expected: The Turnbridge Redevelopment District was approved a few weeks ago, and one developer is already looking to take advantage of the new TIF zone. READ MORE
Halloween in Clarksville: Here’s your guide to local trunk-or-treats, fall festivals and free spooky movies. READ MORE
Fort Campbell quarterback plays his way into Player of the Week honors: He completed 16 of his 29 passing attempts for 305 passing yards, 5 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. READ MORE
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