Dixon dominated throughout the contest on each side of the ball, as he ran for 230 rushing yards with 5 touchdowns, along with 11 tackles and 2 tackles for a loss.
Home Outlet, the employee-owned home improvement store, opens this week on Fort Campbell Boulevard with discounts and specials for their first customers.
Sprouts Farmers Market, which offers a natural and organic food selection, plans to open its next location in Clarksville.
Redfin Real Estate compiled a list of the most expensive homes sold in Clarksville, TN so far this year.
An assistant football coach and SRO at Northwest High School has been put on paid leave during an investigation of a complaint of “proselytizing” during a football game Friday night that led to his removal from the contest.
Back by popular demand, the nationally-touring improvised musical comedy sensation Scriptless in Seattle is returning to Clarksville.
Montgomery County Parks and Recreation’s new BBQ Fest Across the River is a free, two-day, family-friendly festival.
Chief Ty Burdine hosted a promotion and awards ceremony recognizing the achievements of several Clarksville Police officers.
Former Miss Clarksville, Brittani Mays, recently organized a community-wide book drive, collecting nearly 1,000 books for CMCSS.
Austin Peay State University has achieved its highest enrollment figures to date, with 11,185 registered students according to official enrollment data.