The top local news in Clarksville this week, including a lawsuit in the case of the teacher’s nude selfies, plans for a grocery at Exit 8 and an In-N-Out at Exit 4.
Construction of a First Watch – a restaurant chain that serves breakfast, brunch and lunch – is taking place on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding 66-year-old Thomas Edward Flippin.
Clarksville Academy enters 2026 in a difficult situation as the Cougars look to survive a 10-game season with just 18 players on the roster.
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County will host a one-time Application Preparation Class.
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville Friday night.
In response to the death of two soldiers in an AH64 Apache helicopter crash near Fort Hood, Texas, the Army has directed a temporary stand-down.
Austin Peay State University’s Department of Chemistry conducted its first research-focused camp for middle and high school students.
A $3.5 million civil lawsuit has been filed in the Montgomery Central teacher nude selfies case, and that will compel the school system and the teacher to finally respond.
CMCSS is now offering recess at all eight middle schools, while Say Yes to Recess prepares a statewide push for a daily mandate.