CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Tiny home community with 40 houses planned off Tiny Town Road: There is big news for small spaces as the City Council recently approved an ordinance that would allow for the construction of Clarksville’s first tiny home community for the general public. READ MORE
7 flooded homes have land value reduced 50% to save money on taxes: After bringing awareness to the flooding taking place off Love Street in Clarksville, William Lange worked with the Assessor of Property’s office to not only reduce his land value by 50%, but six other parcels in the area as well. READ MORE
Man who was found shot in head dies from injuries, Clarksville suspect arrested in Nashville: The shooting was reported just before midnight, and the man was found near the apartments next to Dollar General. READ MORE
Fort Campbell’s 101st Combat Aviation Brigade to deploy to Middle East: The 101st CAB “Wings of Destiny” will deploy to US Central Command to replace the 10th Mountain Division’s Combat Aviation Brigade. READ MORE
Woman scammed victim out of $160,000, police seek help finding suspect: The victim was contacted by someone claiming to be from Amazon and saying there was fraudulent activity on her account. Things escalated from there. READ MORE
Kimberly Lund named to new chancellor seat for Montgomery, Robertson counties: Lund, currently an assistant district attorney, will hold the second chancellor position for the 19th Judicial District. READ MORE
$8 million granted to improve safety on 4 key roadways: The funds will be used to improve Kraft Street, Riverside Drive, Fort Campbell Boulevard and Providence Boulevard with intersection improvements, sidewalk installation, traffic signalization and pedestrian facilities. READ MORE
Police Chief David Crockarell announces plan to retire: The chief, appointed in 2020, has seen the city through the COVID pandemic, the Black Lives Matter protests and a devastating tornado. READ MORE
County Commission celebrates Ed Baggett, welcomes new fire chief: They voted to approve the appointment of new County Fire Chief Michael Rios and celebrated the legacy of his predecessor. READ MORE
Kirkwood High senior named Player of the Week: The two-way player totaled 3 catches for 140 receiving yards with two touchdowns against the Vikings this past Friday night. Meanwhile, on defense, he tallied eight tackles, two tackles for a loss, one forced fumble and a sack. READ MORE
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