Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including 930 new jobs from a new auto plant, a child fentanyl death arrest and a lawsuit after a Charlie Kirk-related firing.
The Nashville Christian Eagles traveled to Clarksville Christian School for a Friday night matchup with the Centurions.
Lows are expected in the single-digits in Clarksville, and National Weather Service forecasters say wind chill values could drop as low as 1 degree below zero,
Dozens of readers have submitted their entries for Clarksville Now’s annual lighting contest. Now it’s up to you to decide who has the best lights!
With communities nearby struggling over job losses and dwindling population, Clarksville keeps landing new employers, and it was born of good decisions by city leaders in the 1970s and 80s.
CheapInsurance.com reports on the motorcycle fatalities in Tennessee and across the country.
Kenwood High School is making history with a first-of-its-kind event: the Kenwood Entrepreneurial Center’s inaugural InvestFest.
Graduating seniors from Austin Peay State University’s Eriksson College of Education achieved the program’s highest edTPA passing rate and scores since the university adopted the assessment in 2013, positioning these newly licensed teachers to succeed in Tennessee’s classrooms.
Councilperson Deanna McLaughlin has announced her plans to resign as a representative of the Clarksville City Council to work for and alongside Congressman Matt Van Epps.
The Clarksville Academy girls basketball team traveled to William Workman Gymnasium for a matchup with the Clarksville High Wildcats on Thursday night.