The annual Emancipation Day celebration was held at Dixon Park in Clarksville on Saturday.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including on the need for more housing.
The archway above 106 Public Square had its official unveiling as part of the ongoing restoration of Clarksville’s historic buildings.
Austin Peay State University’s Eriksson College of Education celebrated the future of Tennessee education with its Grow Your Own Teacher Residency signing.
Clarksville Parks and Recreation is preparing to wind down its summer swimming pool season.
Austin Peay State University is gearing up for its second annual Peayple’s Concert featuring Waka Flocka Flame and Boosie Badazz.
The Kenwood High School football team traveled to Montgomery Central High School for both teams’ first scrimmage of the fall.
J.R. Montjoy, who has spent the last four years as an assistant for Rossview High, will be head baseball coach at Clarksville Christian School.
An application to rezone close to 4 acres from AG to R-4 multiple family residential district was introduced to the Clarksville City Council.
This week on the podcast: A study shows Clarksville is falling behind in new home construction, driving up the costs for everyone. What can be done?