“Shining Stars” and “Rising Stars” among the City of Clarksville’s more than 1,400 employees were recognized in a dinner event Thursday evening.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including a debate of requiring sprinklers, questions about who can run for sheriff, and roadside drug testing.
TCAT Dickson President Laura Travis conferred 50 diplomas and technical certificates for Clarksville campus graduates.
Clarksville Parks & Recreation received a grant from the Tennessee State Chapter, in coordination with the North Central chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, to help introduce youth to the outdoors in new, meaningful ways during this year’s Summer Youth Program.
A crash at Cave Road has traffic backed up on Dunbar Cave Road.
What’s it like to live in Clarksville? How did it start? Where are the parks? Who’s hiring? Here’s everything you need to know about our city.
The 101st Airborne Division became the first division to use an Aevex Atlas Uncrewed Aircraft System at the Joint Readiness Training Center.
Seems simple enough: Require sprinklers in “stacked duplexes.” But Clarksville developers say the costs will make this option for low-cost housing too expensive to build.
Austin Peay State University and the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center have received a 2026 Award of Excellence from the Tennessee Association of Museums (TAM) for a student-led walking tour project developed and directed by Dr. Cate LiaBraaten, assistant professor of history.
The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center would like to announce the upcoming exhibits, programs, and updates.