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Bill Cody (Contributed)
Elections
8 hours ago
William ‘Bill’ Cody running for Clarksville City Council, Ward 2

William ‘Bill’ Cody has announced his candidacy for City Council, Ward 2.

Pets of the Week
11 hours ago
Pets of the week

Dogs and cats of all ages, breeds and sizes are available through area animal rescues and shelters, as well as opportunities to help animals through foster programs, donations, fundraisers and other family-friendly activities.

A sedan crashed with a motorcycle on Dover Road on Aug. 23, 2026. (Enrique Hernandez, Dash 10 Media)
News
22 hours ago
Motorcyclist injured in crash with sedan on Dover Road in Clarksville

A sedan crashed with a motorcycle Sunday night on Dover Road in Clarksville.

Mostly sunny skies.
News
1 day ago
Work week weather: Beautiful days ahead, with slight chance of storms

Clarksville forecast: Mostly sunny and mild weather will continue through the week, with highs climbing from the mid-80s into the upper 80s.

Community
2 days ago
September happenings at Customs House Museum and Cultural Center

The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center would like to announce the upcoming exhibits, programs, and updates

Clockwise from the top left, murder trial, Tylertown Road, First Watch, Northeast football.
News
2 days ago
News in Clarksville: Senior Center to reopen, soldier murder trial, School Board rules and other top stories this week

The top local news stories in Clarksville this week, including a ruling in the Ajax Turner Senior Center suit and the murder of a Fort Campbell soldier.

Montgomery Central football defeats Sycamore on Aug. 21, 2026. (Obead Issayas)
High Schools
2 days ago
Montgomery Central stuns Sycamore 35-7 behind Laban’s 5 touchdowns | PHOTOS

Montgomery Central made a statement Friday night, dominating Sycamore 35-7 for its first Week 1 win since 2022.

Montgomery County Juvenile Court and Austin Peay State University announce the 20/10 Mentorship Program. (Contributed)
Community
2 days ago
Montgomery County Juvenile Court, APSU launch 20/10 Mentorship Program

Montgomery County Juvenile Court and Austin Peay State University are proud to announce the launch of a new scholarship initiative.

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