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Child hit by vehicle near side of Dickson County driveway

A girl was injured after being hit by a pickup truck in Dickson County Monday afternoon, officials said.
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Sea Story Sushi tells new tale of all-you-can-eat discovery

All-you-can-eat sushi is a must-try in itself. But Sea Story Sushi, opening this month in Clarksville, takes it to the next level. Imagine if you could explore new sushi alongside ramen, tempura and yakitori!. Inspired by the energy, excitement, and over-the-top dining experiences found in cities like Las Vegas and...
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Historic Collinsville announces third annual ‘Quilt Show and Tell’ event

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Historic Collinsville in rural Montgomery County will hold its third annual Quilt Show and Tell event on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., with last admission at 3 p.m. Join the event as a presenter, viewer, or both. The Quilt Show and Tell event allows...
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Heat Advisory issued for Clarksville, with indexes up to 109 expected

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – With temperatures near 100 and heat indexes up to 109 degrees expected this week, a Heat Advisory has been issued for Montgomery and surrounding counties. The advisory from the National Weather Service is in effect from 11 a.m. Wednesday through 8 p.m. Friday. “Hot...
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You Can Climb Inside a Chinook from the Bin Laden Mission at Clarksville’s New...

Clarksville's small-town charm has a lot to offer: a vibrant food scene, a quaint downtown perfect for strolling, and fabulous antiquing opportunities. Recently added to the list is the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum, a freshly opened 51,000 square foot museum that exhibits the past eighty years of military history.
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TBI identifies man killed in shooting involving Dickson County deputies

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation identified the man killed in a shooting involving Dickson County deputies as Ryan Barnett, 44. The shooting followed a pursuit involving a suspected stolen trailer that crossed from Dickson County into Montgomery County, according to the sheriff. TBI is continuing its investigation
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Two Arrested on Weapons, Drug Charges

A joint investigation involving the United States Army Criminal Investigation Division and the Christian County Sheriff’s Office Anti-Crime Unit led to the arrests of two Oak Grove men last week on drug and other charges. The Christian County Sheriff’s Office says the investigation began in April and resulted in...
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‘She was burnt so bad.’ Dickson County family fights to keep killer behind bars...

The family of Karie Ann Newberry, a Dickson County teen killed in 1993, spoke at a parole hearing for James Spann, the man convicted of shooting, killing and burning her, to argue against his release. Why It Matters. Newberry’s father and son testified about the lasting impact of her death,...
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Tennessee Electric Bike Laws: What Riders Need to Know

Tennessee law treats electric bicycles differently from motorcycles and other motor vehicles, but riders still have rules to follow depending on the type of e-bike they operate. Click for More News Under Tennessee law, electric bicycles are divided into three classes: Class 1: The motor only assists while the rider is
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Man arrested after allegedly stealing $2,500 Pokémon card in Clarksville

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – One man is facing charges after allegedly stealing a Pokémon card worth $2,500 using a fraudulent charge. According to the Clarksville Police Department, a detective identified the individual as Andrew Taylor Brown. Authorities say on July 25, the card was fraudulently purchased from Guild Vault...

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