The Montgomery County Health Department along with other health departments across Tennessee, is now booking appointments for all individuals 16 and older who wish to receive COVID-19 vaccinations.
A Clarksville man who was in the process of being hired as a substitute teacher was arrested last week and charged with possession of child pornography.
A Flood Watch has been issued for Montgomery County and most of Middle Tennessee for 1 a.m. Thursday through late Thursday night.
The Youth Council invites Clarksville’s teens to work with the Mayor and city officials to represent their peers and learn how the political system works.
Weather radios are operating again in Montgomery County as we have another chance of severe weather in the forecast.
A wreck has traffic at a standstill on Interstate 24 in Clarksville.
Montgomery Central baseball visited Northeast Tuesday for a District 10-AAA contest.
Storms moving into Middle Tennessee on Thursday could bring damaging straight line winds, tornadoes and flash flooding.
A multi-vehicle car accident at Trenton Road and Leslie Wood Drive has completely shut down Trenton Road in both directions.
An environmental geology lecture and lab class recently toured the new Multi-Purpose Event Center construction site in downtown Clarksville.