Following a public meeting that discussed the City of Clarksville and Clarksville Urban Ministries expanding homelessness outreach services downtown, the conversation continued into Tuesday night at the City Council.
On the weekend of January 24th, 2026, while most of Clarksville is safely tucked away from the winter chill, a dedicated group of locals will be doing the exact opposite.
The Clarksville Rotary Club will welcome longtime Middle Tennessee meteorologist and community leader Lelan Statom as its guest speaker on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.
Registration is open for the Downtown Artist Co-op’s Juried Photography Exposition!
The Kirkwood Cobras took a trip down Peachers Mill Road for a matchup with the Knights at Kenwood on Tuesday.
The Kirkwood Cobras traveled to “The Castle” at Kenwood High School for an in-city matchup with the Knights on Tuesday.
A Robertson County man is wanted by Clarksville Police for taking dressing room photos of a woman in Target on Christmas Eve, according to a CPD news release.
Austin Peay State University will pay one of its professors $500,000 after initially firing him for a social media post in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death.
Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden provided updates on several key initiatives that are underway from county government.
The Clarksville Rugby Club is charging into 2026 with renewed energy as the Headhunters and Huntresses officially return to the pitch, ready to build on the club’s proud tradition and grow the game locally.