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10 years ago

RJ Corman Bridge to be lit red in support of Stand Up to Cancer

The bridge spans the Cumberland River at Riverside Dr.

10 years ago

Weekend Top Picks

Need something to do this weekend?

10 years ago

Predators name Mike Fisher 7th captain in franchise history

Fisher says it will be special to wear the “C” and try to help Nashville win a Stanley Cup.

10 years ago

Pets of the Week

See photos and descriptions of adoptable pets.

10 years ago

Riverfest 2016: Road closures and parking info

The festival is Sept. 8-10 along the banks of the Cumberland River.

10 years ago

Man robbed at gunpoint in hospital parking lot

The victim said a suspect stuck a gun in his side and took his belongings,

10 years ago

Raymond Burkhart

Raymond Burkhart stepped into eternity on Tuesday, September 6, 2016.

10 years ago

Robert Alan Coghan, age 58 of Clarksville, passed away on Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at Tennova Healthcare.

10 years ago

Lou Ann Ellis, age 70 of Stewart, TN, passed away on Monday, September 5, 2016 at Centennial Medical Center in Nashville, TN.

10 years ago

County to ask state for money to resolve multiple traffic issues

The agenda says the state of Tennessee has not kept up with infrastructure to match the pace of industrial growth.

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2 hours ago

Police have 5-hour standoff after domestic off Dover Road in Clarksville

Clarksville Police concluded a roughly five-hour standoff on Zachry Drive that included a THP helicopter response.

11 hours ago

Kirkwood pulls off 17-point comeback over Nolensville to reach Class 5A quarterfinals

Kirkwood is advancing to the class 5A quarterfinals after an improbable 28-27 comeback victory over Nolensville. With a spot in the final eight secured, the possibilities are only growing.

1 day ago

Clarksville clinic agrees to pay $1.5M to resolve allegations involving medically unnecessary testing

Two companies that operated a Clarksville-based pain management clinic and two of their managers have agreed to pay $1.5 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act.

1 day ago

‘It’s kind of alarming’: APSU professors tracking measles uptick near Fort Campbell

Public health professors at Austin Peay State University are keeping a close eye on measles numbers both in Tennessee and Kentucky. Here’s what they had to say.

The Clarksville Rundown

23 hours ago

The Clarksville Rundown: What’s behind eminent domain dispute in Kirkwood-area subdivision | PODCAST

The county signed off on a plan to connect Hickory Wild subdivision to the north, and some residents aren’t happy. Here’s why, and what it really takes to move into former farmland and stop anyone else from doing the same.