As many downtown restaurants add carry out options, the city has set aside parking for customers to pick up their meals.
Officials at Tennova Healthcare have confirmed the first case of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Clarksville-Montgomery County.
To help associates restock, clean and sanitize the store new operating hours have been set.
Old Glory Distilling Co. plans to provide hand sanitizer to the community at no charge.
Financial institutions work to provide customer support through social distancing.
A flash flood watch is in effect until Friday, March 20 in Christian County and several other counties.
To best serve Clarksville residents and prevent the spread of COVID-19, CTS will suspend fare collection.
According to a recent study, Montgomery County ranks in the top 10 healthiest counties for the state.
The order directs City departments and offices to minimize person-to-person contact and will provide more proactive steps to protect the health and safety of citizens and employees.
The first positive cases of COVID-19 have hit the borders of Montgomery County.