Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week, including the population hitting 180,000, Amazon hiring more, and a Walmart murder sentence.
For the first time since 2013, Austin Peay State University’s baseball team clinched a conference title.
The 35th Kiwanis Bill Hoy Rodeo is going on this weekend, with team roping, barrel racing, bull riding and more in a sold-out event.
Electric vehicle battery maker Microvast on Friday laid off additional employees at its Clarksville plant, but they announced plans to relocate their engineering and research-and-development operations to Clarksville.
Etta Coleman, age 88, of Clarksville, TN, passed away on Ma 13, 2024.
An injury wreck has tied up traffic downtown at Riverside Drive and Kraft Street in Clarksville.
As we close in on becoming Tennessee’s fourth-largest city, here’s what that means for Clarksville’s future. Also, behind the scenes on news that Amazon was tripling their hiring, the downtown sinkhole was actually a “dropout,” and Chris and Ryan debate the whether you should throw candy during parades.
A Montgomery Central High School music teacher will be honored among 29 other nationwide educators at the Country Music Hall of Fame for the 2024 class of Music Teachers of Excellence.
Mrs. Whitney Joyner of Kirkwood Middle School in Clarksville was chosen as one of the two teachers nominated for the Patricia Behring Teacher of the Year Award, National History Day announced.
USA basketball has announced 44 student athletes have been selected to participate in USA Basketball Women’s U17 national team trials, including Clarksville Christian’s very own Lauren Hassell.