Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now, including the resignation of the teacher at the center of a nude selfies controversy, a sentencing in a fentanyl death case and the Army’s new “Cheyanne” tiltrotor.
The Nashville Kats kicked off their season Friday night at F&M Bank Arena, bringing in a crowd of more than 2,000 fans for their first game.
The Austin Peay State University football team is preparing to take a major step forward in the 2026-27 season.
Contributed commentary by Tommy Vallejos, Latinos for Tennessee and former Montgomery County commissioner, on the proposed credit card interest rate cap.
K9 Police Dog Riggs’ last official day of duty was Dec. 15, and he is now 10-7 from service, enjoying a well-earned retirement.
Interstate 24 was backed up in Clarksville Friday afternoon with two wrecks.
David L. Harper has announced his campaign for re-election as the Republican nominee for District 15 Montgomery County commissioner.
Clarksville Community Theatre (CCT) is proud to announce the launch of its Riverkeeper’s Education Programs, a new series of immersive summer theatre camps designed to spark creativity, storytelling, and performance skills in young artists.
CHA Executive Director Wanda Allen shared updates surrounding those tenants who were impacted by the Summit Heights fire, as well as the work that went on behind the scenes.
In a couple of years, the 101st Airborne Division will begin flying the newly named “Cheyenne” tiltrotor instead of the Black Hawk helicopter. It’s a critical change for important reasons, and no, this isn’t an Osprey.