CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a senior center lawsuit, city projects on hold, and an antique car museum.
Ajax Turner nonprofit files lawsuit against city, Mayor Pitts: The Ajax Turner Senior Center nonprofit filed a lawsuit against the City of Clarksville, Mayor Joe Pitts, as well as four previous members of the community’s Senior Citizens Board. READ MORE
City provides clarity on which projects are moving forward in 2026-27: As part of the City of Clarksville updating their budget, they’ve clarified which city projects are moving forward in 2026-27 and which are not. READ MORE
City Council talks rollback of $3.3 million to schools, willing to meet with county: The City Council was reintroduced to a proposal to roll back a share of sales taxes given to local schools since 1977. READ MORE
West Creek student calls for stronger mental health support after 4 suicide deaths: A student says there’s too much stigma around getting help and therapy, as CMCSS outlines how students can access counselors in school and beyond. READ MORE
Historic Clarksville districts expanded, other downtown rules relaxed in proposal: Proposed rules for both protecting historic properties and encouraging growth downtown were approved this week. READ MORE
Voters hear from candidates, enjoy barbecue, music at 118th Lone Oak Picnic | PHOTOS: About two dozen candidates for elected office got a chance to speak to voters at the 118th annual Lone Oak Picnic. READ MORE
Clarksville Throttle vintage car, motorcycle museum opening soon | PHOTOS: From a growing collection to plans for car club events and future expansion, the team behind Clarksville Throttle is preparing to open its vintage museum in a few weeks. READ MORE
CMCSS showcases new Freedom Elementary School ahead of first day | PHOTOS: The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System welcomed community members on a tour of the new school. READ MORE
5 Austin Peay football players to keep an eye on during 2026-27 season: With Austin Peay football returning in less than a month, let’s take a look at five players worth paying attention to. READ MORE
Voting begins for Clarksville’s Best 2026: Clarksville’s Best entrants were nominated by your friends and neighbors, and they’re in 155 categories, divided into nine voting groups. READ MORE
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