The top local news from Clarksville this week, including the city approving a budget, warrants in the jail death case, and the closing of Poor Man’s Country Club.
Former Clarksville High standout Imari Berry earned two opportunities with Team USA’s 3×3 program and helped qualify for the FIBA 3×3 U23 World Cup.
Leadership Middle Tennessee (LMT) has selected 43 leaders from across the region to comprise the LMT Class of 2027.
Poor Man’s Country Club on Madison Street in Clarksville has announced they are closing in the middle of August.
Weeks before her trial date, Hodge’s pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and received four years of probation in the 2022 fentanyl death.
The Visit Clarksville Board of Directors elected officers for its 2026-27 program year at its regularly scheduled May board meeting.
What we don’t know is Chappell’s cause of death, and that’s becoming a bigger problem the longer it’s kept hidden from the public.
Renee Bruens, a public health educator and community advocate, has announced her candidacy for Montgomery County Commission, District 20.
Downtown Clarksville hosted for the monthly First Thursday ArtWalk this week, with local artists and businesses showcasing their work.
A vehicle hit a man who was walking on Tiny Town Road in Clarksville early Friday morning.