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News
10 months ago
News in Clarksville: Vanderbilt buying Tennova, 101st coming home and other top stories this week

Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including news of VUMC buying Tennova Healthcare and the 101st Airborne redeployment.

A house fire on Bridgette Drive on Oct. 31, 2025. (Dash 10 Media)
News
10 months ago
UPDATE: House damaged in fire on Halloween night in Clarksville

A house in a neighborhood off Dover Road was heavily damaged in a fire on Halloween night in Clarksville.

Sports
10 months ago
Henry County outlasts Kirkwood for region football title in shootout

The Kirkwood Cobras traveled to Henry County High School for the Region 7-5A championship against the Patriots on Friday.

Charlie Koon, left, and Cory Rasch
Podcasts
10 months ago
Clarksville Conversations: Former professional bull rider Cory Rasch | PODCAST

On this episode of Clarksville Conversations, Charlie Koon talks to former professional bull rider and Clarksville native Cory Rasch.

Tennova Healthcare-Clarksville. (Tennova, contributed)
Business
10 months ago
Vanderbilt announcement met with excitement in Clarksville; Tristar, AST say plans won’t change

Clarksville will go from having one hospital with a damaged reputation to having three hospitals with stellar reputations.

Lifestyle
10 months ago
Manna Cafe Ministries collects 27,000 pounds of food with 15th annual Combat Hunger

Manna Cafe Ministries successfully held its 15th annual Combat Hunger food drive throughout the month of October.

News
10 months ago
City of Clarksville offers resource page for people to get help, give help during federal shutdown

As the federal government shutdown continues to disrupt vital services, the City of Clarksville is calling on residents to lean on and lift up one another.

Lifestyle
10 months ago
Highest scoring NBA players born in Tennessee

Stacker compiled the highest scoring NBA players born in Tennessee.

Lifestyle
10 months ago
APSU partners with The Farm Theater for ‘We’re Okay, We’re Okay, We’re all Gonna be Okay’

Austin Peay State University’s Department of Theatre & Dance will present We’re Okay, We’re Okay, We’re all Gonna be Okay in collaboration with The Farm Theater – NYC.

Cheyenne Maddox hears the verdict during her jury trial, Oct. 31, 2025. (Jordan Renfro)
Crime
10 months ago
Mom found guilty of reckless homicide, neglect in death of disabled 13-year-old son

Cheyenne Dawn Maddox, charged with the murder of her disabled, 13-year-old son was found guilty of a lesser charge of reckless homicide.