Contributed commentary by Mike Iwicki on flood damage in Clarksville.
Approximately 300 Fort Campbell soldiers have been deployed to help protect and enforce the U.S. southern border.
The Clarksville Lady Wildcats and Henry County Patriots met up at Springfield High School for the Region 7-4A championship, with the winner hosting a sectional game on Saturday, and the loser traveling to Bartlett. A physical, gritty contest had everything you could ask for: lead changes, controversial calls, and, to end it all, Malon Smith sank two free throws with a second remaining to give the Wildcats a 35-33 win and their third consecutive region championship.
CMCSS has made the following administrative announcements on March 5, 2025.
After being deferred a month ago, a proposed zone change for around 3 acres of land, which would have made way for a 5-story apartment building downtown Clarksville, returned to City Council chambers where it was voted down 4-8.
Plans to replace the Big Lots that was going out of business on Riverside Drive got complicated Thursday afternoon with surprise word that a company that is purchasing hundreds of Big Lots stores nationwide is also buying the Clarksville location.
CPD is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect involved in the burglary of the Legion Dog and Cat Supply.
This weekend listen to an incredible line-up of jazz music at the Roxy, participate in an epic Nerf war, and celebrate antique tractors among friends and family!
Youth Villages, a leader in children’s mental and behavioral health, is looking for compassionate individuals and families willing to open their home to children in the foster care system.
The CMCSS School Board presented Point of Pride awards to students, faculty, and staff during the March 4, 2025 board meeting. A list of the accomplishments and students is below.