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Bruce Craig Woods (Contributed)
News
6 hours ago
UPDATE: Police locate runaway 15-year-old in Clarksville

The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding a runaway juvenile.

Person in a blue shirt uses a green laser on wooden blocks mounted on a metal track during a classroom demonstration.
Community
11 hours ago
Governor’s School welcomes Tennessee students to APSU for high-level STEM education

For four weeks this summer, Austin Peay State University’s campus hosted the Governor’s School for Computational Physics.

Clockwise from the top left, Costco plans, School Board meeting, TVA natural gas plant, Q-Up the Classroom.
News
1 day ago
News in Clarksville: Costco plan, bus crash bills, TVA plant and other top stories this week

Top local news stories in Clarksville Now this week, including plans for Costco at Freedom Farms, school bus crash medical bills and a look inside the new TVA plant.

Chris Lanier (Contributed)
Opinion
1 day ago
Letter: Proposed rollback of sales tax to schools pulls rug from under students | OPINION

Open letter to the Clarksville City Council and Mayor Joe Pitts from Chris Lanier on the proposed rollback of sales taxes from schools.

Collage of four professional headshots: top-left man in blue shirt and blazer; top-right smiling woman with wavy light brown hair; bottom-left woman in blue blazer; bottom-right woman in a blazer indoors.
Community
1 day ago
Leadership Clarksville announces 2026-28 executive officers of Board of Trustees

Leadership Clarksville is pleased to announce the election of its Executive Officers for the 2026-28 Board of Trustees.

Scanning electron microscope on a lab bench with a monitor displaying a grayscale micrograph of a sample.
Community
1 day ago
New scanning electron microscope brings meteorites, opportunity into focus at APSU

When Dr. Amanda Stadermann loads a meteorite sample into the Department of Earth and Environmental Science’s new scanning electron microscope (SEM), the ancient rock reveals secrets that have been locked away for billions of years.

The final $48,480 total at the Q108 Q-Up The Classroom Radiothon at 5 Star Media Group on July 24, 2026 (Chris Smith)
Community
2 days ago
Q-Up the Classroom raises $48,480 for Teacher Warehouse, thanks to matching donor

The third Q-Up the Classroom radiothon raised $48,480 to help the Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation buy back-to-school supplies.

Group photo of a diverse community team and residents, many in wheelchairs, raising hands in a cheerful indoor gathering with flags in the background.
Community
2 days ago
Tennessee State Veterans’ Home-Clarksville earns American Health Care Association award

Tennessee State Veterans’ Home-Clarksville has received the 2026 Silver – Achievement in Quality Award from the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living.

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