The Clarksville Police Department wants to remind motorists that school will be back in session starting August 7th.
Administrator of Montgomery County Driver Safety Lisa McClain was recognized as the Volunteer of the Year at the Tennessee Teen Institute (TTI) held at the University of Tennessee Martin.
The Montgomery County Fair continues this weekend at the Clarksville Speedway, bringing the fun with carnival rides, races and more.
Clarksville Academy is excited to share that 90% of the students who took the Advanced Placement (AP) Exam passed with a grade of 3 or higher.
America will celebrate its 250th birthday in 2026. This will be our country’s semi quincentennial, and the greater Clarksville-Montgomery County area has plans to participate in the celebration.
Contributed commentary from Michelle Ann Wilson, from her public comments to the Clarksville City Council on Thursday about Councilman Travis Holleman’s comments about C-Pride.
Clarksville is bringing back the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Out of the Darkness Walk on Sept. 14 on the Austin Peay State University Campus.
The City Council approved several resolutions Thursday night to name areas several around Clarksville after local Black leaders who made an impact on the community.
The local Republican Primary for state House District 68 turned nasty as national school voucher groups poured money into getting their candidate elected. Also, who’s to blame when someone unknowingly builds a house in a neighborhood flood retention pond? And Chris misremembers the ram-headed statue being in Nashville (it’s actually at Five Points in Birmingham).