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The Kirkwood Cobras girls soccer team during a prior game on Oct. 8, 2025. (Knox Rives)
High Schools
17 hours ago
Kirkwood clinches undefeated girls soccer district record, 1st district title with 14-0 win

Kirkwood girls soccer made program history, capturing its first District 13-3A title after finishing district play with an undefeated record.

Community
17 hours ago
Montgomery County’s BBQ Fest Across the River coming up in October

Montgomery County Parks and Recreation is excited to bring back BBQ Fest Across the River to RichEllen Park.

Customs House Museum and Cultural Center 1898 Historic Building (Contributed)
Community
18 hours ago
October happenings at Customs House Museum and Cultural Center

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

High Schools
19 hours ago
Fort Campbell 2-way standout named Player of the Week for do-it-all performance

Fort Campbell’s two-way star Haden Wise did it all for the Falcons on Friday, rushing for 206 yards and two touchdowns while adding an interception on defense.

Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission. (Jeff Matthews)
News
21 hours ago
Future data centers to require public hearing under new rules proposed for Montgomery County

A public hearing will play a part in the submission process for any future data center projects proposed in Montgomery County.

Business
21 hours ago
Toys ‘R’ Us to return to Clarksville with new store inside Governor’s Square Mall

Toys ‘R’ Us is returning to Clarksville with a store inside Governor’s Square Mall, opening just in time for Christmas 2026.

Community
22 hours ago
Cheapest gas stations in Tennessee

Stacker.com compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in Tennessee using data from Gas Buddy

Plans for the Clarksville Performing Arts Center in September 2026 by Lyle-Cook-Martin Architects. (Contributed, ACT Authority)
Opinion
22 hours ago
Seeds we sow: The time is now to build new Performing Arts Center | COMMENTARY

Cameron O’Hanlon, executive director, Arts, Culture and Tourism Authority, on plans for the Performing Arts Center.

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