On Saturday, October 17, beginning at noon, Dark Raine Tattoo at 1148 College Street in Clarksville invites you to our Suicide Prevention Flash event, benefiting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and supporting the mission of its Tennessee chapter.
CPD is actively investigating a reported theft of a motor vehicle that occurred on Oct. 5, at approximately 11:30 p.m. at the Shell Gas Station on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard.
At the informal Commission meeting on October 5, Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden recognized October as Juvenile Justice Month.
Humphreys County native Brad Withrow began his journey at Austin Peay State University (APSU) in 1984, balancing coursework, part-time jobs and campus life.
The Industrial Park is home to corporate partners committed to supporting the Clarksville community, and recently, a few of them have stepped up in a big way.
Montgomery County Parks and Recreation will bring back BBQ Fest Across the River Oct. 9-10 at RichEllen Park.
The Austin Peay State University Professional and Workforce Development Center is sponsoring a new auto body collision estimating course.
Clarksville households can get AdGuard’s ad blocking, privacy features and parental controls for up to nine devices for $14.97 through October 11. New users only.
Clarksville High defensive back named Player of the Week after a two-interception performance, which moved him to the top of the 6A interception leaderboard.
Defense witnesses walked jurors through relationship dynamics, financial support, and ballistic findings as the Konen double murder trial continues.