After Independence Day in Clarksville was originally forecasted to receive a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms, the National Weather Service has now predicted for the holiday to be sunny, with a high near 92, along with a calm wind.
CPD is asking for the public’s help locating 34-year-old old Starterria Murphy.
Clarksville Police arrested a man last month who walked into his former place of employment holding gas cans and threatened to burn it down.
The city Gas & Water Department’s thermal dryer project has been pushed back until September due to several delays, including one that wound up saving the city millions of dollars.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a shooting behind the Walmart on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
A new study recently published in Explorations in Economic History suggests that early-life exposure to lead in drinking water is associated with a reduced longevity in men by approximately 9.6 months in cities with the most significant exposure.
This summer, YAIPAK is deepening its commitment to serve the Clarksville community through a series of hands-on initiatives aimed at meeting real needs with compassion and dignity.
The City of Clarksville will present its annual Independence Day Celebration on Thursday, July 3 at Liberty Park. The free rain or shine event will include a live concert, activities, food trucks, local beers from Strawberry Alley Ale Works, and a fireworks show.
After 11 seasons on the Austin Peay State University men’s and women’s tennis staff, Austin Peay Vice President and Director of Athletics named Kurt Kujawa the Governors’ head men’s tennis coach and Assistant Director of Tennis, Tuesday.
The City of Clarksville held a groundbreaking ceremony of the Red River Pedestrian Bridge on Tuesday to celebrate the long-anticipated project, which looks to create a connection across the Red River and link several miles of Clarksville’s greenway trails, according to a city press release.