State Representative Ronnie Glynn (D-Clarksville) welcomed children of military service members to the State Capitol on Wednesday, April 2nd for the third annual Military Kids Day on the Hill.
Tennova Medical Group welcomes Certified Nurse Practitioners Leslea Streetman and Jane Holt.
Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky is pleased to announce the appointment of three new board members, a new board chair, and new board officers.
Goines to Rise announces the second annual “Drive Out Disaster” Golf Scramble, scheduled for June 10, 2025, at the Clarksville Country Club.
Rising water levels in the basins along Dunlop Lane have led to the need for a temporary pump to remove the water, and that will require shutting down Dunlop this afternoon, perhaps continuing for several days.
Flooding complaints are weighing on the City Council, but do they have a solution for stormwater? Also, Fort Campbell ends its annual Boots Display memorial over complaints about older soldiers being left out.
Here are the latest weather updates for Friday. We’ve had over 5 inches of rain in this week’s storms so far, and another 4-6 inches is on the way.
After hearing the cases for and against a potential zone change north of West Concord Drive, the City Council voted down the proposal that would have transitioned 1 acre from R-2 single family residential to R-4 multiple family residential.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Thursday it is holding back water at the dams in the Cumberland River Basin to prevent flooding farther downstream in Clarksville.
Kirkwood High freshman outfielder Kiara Conley has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week following her performance in the Cobras games during the week of March 31. Conley had an .800 batting average over the week, collecting 12 hits.