Visitors enjoyed creepy art, mystical oddities, taxidermy, medical artifacts and more at the Clarksville Oddities & Curiosities Market on Sunday.
Aron Maberry, a candidate for Tennessee House representative in District 68, has been endorsed by Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee.
Clarksville forecast: We have clear skies all week long, but with patchy fog overnight and early mornings this week.
Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including snuff tobacco history, juvenile resource center location debate and a murder case verdict.
The 2023-24 baseball season in Clarksville was exciting to say the least. The year was filled with twists, turns and upsets; culminated in district championships from Montgomery Central and Rossview High, as well as state tournament runs from Clarksville High and Clarksville Academy.
Clarksville Now took a step back in time to give the community a better idea of what the snuff tobacco warehouse spaces have looked like over the years, dating back to 1897.
The Clarksville Screaming Eagles youth football and cheer programs (CSE), with the invaluable support of our community, held their 4th Annual Bugatti Football and Cheer Camp at Austin Peay’s Jenkins Family Field House.
Plans for a juvenile resource center downtown were announced and just as quickly yanked back after a backlash from the community. Plus, some history of Clarksville’s snuff tobacco warehouses, a plan to help teenagers get CDLs to drive trucks, and Ryan explains why everyone recorded a Gospel album in the 80s.
9 to 5: The Musical, opens at the Roxy Regional Theatre on Thursday, June 13, at 7:00pm.
Fellow Tennesseans, Veterans, patriots and friends, as early voting approaches, our Montgomery County Republican Party has organized the first ever GOP Convention of Candidates.