CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Missing veteran with Alzheimer’s arrested, punched unconscious by Guthrie police | VIDEO: When George Henderson disappeared in-sub-freezing weather with a TBI Silver Alert issued, loved ones were relieved to hear that the Army veteran had been found. But no one was prepared for the violent way he was located. READ MORE
West Creek Drive homicide: Man shot multiple times during argument in house: A man was killed in a domestic shooting and a suspect was taken into custody without incident shortly after officers arrived. He was charged with first-degree murder. READ MORE
Woodlawn board votes to stop adding fluoride to water: The board cited the importance of resident choice on the matter and the danger to employees of working with large amounts of fluoride, despite objections from health officials about a likely increase in dental health problems. READ MORE
2 teens killed, 1 injured in overnight wreck on Interstate 24: The vehicle crashed on I-24 eastbound at mile marker 3, killing two 18-year-olds and a 16-year-old. READ MORE
Resident overpays taxes for 6 years but payback limited to 2, says state law ‘unfairly penalizes taxpayers’: Johnathan Harris recently discovered that he has been overpaying his property taxes. But due to the state’s reimbursement limit, he can’t be paid back for the full amount. READ MORE
John Carney Jr., district attorney for 28 years, dies at 74: Carney retired in September 2021 after 28 years in the position. He was elected to office on Sept. 1, 1993. READ MORE
New Montgomery County Animal Shelter taking shape: Montgomery County Animal Care and Control is seeing a lot of progress on its new animal shelter being built on Jordan Road. READ MORE
Temporary traffic signal installed at Spring Creek Parkway and Trenton Road: A new temporary traffic signal is being installed at the new Spring Creek Parkway, still under construction. READ MORE
Former Mississippi State quarterback to play for Austin Peay State University: After entering the transfer portal earlier this month, former Mississippi State quarterback Chris Parson has announced his commitment to play for Clarksville’s hometown team. READ MORE
5 finalists named for Christmas in Clarksville lights contest, now you choose the winner!: They were selected by 5 Star Media Group staff from among 35 entries, and it wasn’t easy! Now, it’s up to you. READ MORE
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