CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.

Woodstock flooding: How this all started and why big solution was never implemented: Woodstock rezoning was approved in 1995 by the County Commission, then it was annexed into the city with variances approved to build near the flood plain. Since then, Woodstock has been plagued with flooding. Here’s how it happened and why it hasn’t been fixed. READ MORE

Hospitals line up to open new facilities in Clarksville:

Young teenager charged in fatal shooting of 15-year-old: A “young teenage suspect” has been arrested in the fatal shooting in the parking lot outside the Montgomery County Fair. READ MORE

Buc-ee’s construction in Oak Grove delayed until winter: The groundbreaking and construction of a new Buc-ee’s has been significantly delayed past the anticipated summer start, possibly being pushed back to 2026. READ MORE

Second person dies as result of 2-vehicle crash on Purple Heart Parkway: The driver of the Nissan Altima involved in the crash on May 28 has died as a result of his injuries, five days after the death of his passenger. READ MORE

City Council rejects rezoning for retail center/daycare near Rossview schools: The City Council this week narrowly rejected the rezoning. Several members cited C-2 zoning concerns. READ MORE

Herzing University to open nursing-focused school on Trenton Road: Herzing University, an accredited, private nonprofit institution offering career-focused degree programs, announced this week it is opening a campus here. READ MORE

112 acres proposed for rezoning from AG to industrial as applicants look to partner with IDB: A proposal to rezone more than 112 acres west of the Hampton Station Road and Webb Road went before the Montgomery County Commission. READ MORE

City Council discusses pay increase for firefighters ahead of budget season: Councilman Jerry Haywood spoke up in favor of a pay increase. However, several council members urged him to do additional research. READ MORE

Meet the 2025 Clarksville Now All-Area Softball Team, Player of the Year | PHOTOS: The softball season was filled with success and postseason unpredictability, and it culminated in two teams from Clarksville finishing as one of the top in their state tournaments. READ MORE

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