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Army veteran completes memorial mural for ‘Colors and Concrete’ project

CLARKSVILLE, TN – A new Veterans Memorial Mural honoring the men and women of the United States Armed Forces has been completed in downtown Clarksville as part of the City of Clarksville’s Colors and Concrete public art project. Created by local artist and U.S. Army veteran Fred Seghetti,...
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Sheriff Oliver, Mayor Golden, new Montgomery County Commission sworn in | PHOTOS

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – With the dust settled from the August Montgomery County elections, the new County Commission was sworn in Monday, along with our new sheriff, School Board members and other county officials. The swearing-in ceremony took place in the County Courthouse in Commission Chambers. All of..
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Stewart Co. CASA To Open Facility For Family Stability

Dover, Tenn.– CASA of the Highland Rim/Stewart County has officially closed on the property at 1225 Spring Street, the future home of The Brigham Center for Children, Youth & Families. Officers of Juvenile Court, town and county mayors, commissioners, community leaders, attorneys, Department of Childrens’ Services staf
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Kroger to bring Wellness Tour to Clarksville in September

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Kroger is joining the 2026 Kroger Wellness Tour to bring health education, better-for-you sampling and nutrition resources directly to customers. On Saturday, Sept. 5, Kroger will host a community wellness event at 2015 Needmore Road in Clarksville featuring product sampling, wellness workshops, live
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Christian County Animal Shelter Reports 406 Animals Taken In During July

The Christian County Animal Shelter took in more than 400 animals in July and found homes for more than 100, according to the shelter’s monthly report presented to the Christian Fiscal Court. Animal Shelter Director Sherry Viall said 406 animals came into the shelter during the month, including 21...
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CMCSS, Nashville State launch Accelerated Associate program

A new partnership between Clarksville-Montgomery County School System and Nashville State Community College is providing high school students with an early start to college before they graduate from high school. As Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools students went back to school in August, 23 high schoolers added col
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Montgomery County Health Council invites artists to design crosswalk

The Montgomery County Health Council, in partnership with RePlant Clarksville and the Clarksville Arts & Heritage Council, invites artists and artist teams to submit concepts for a public-art treatment for the pedestrian crossing at the Crossland Avenue entrance to Veterans Plaza. Applications will be accepted through
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Vanderbilt Health brings expertise – and caring – to Clarksville

Since Vanderbilt Health acquired Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital (VCH), Vanderbilt Emergency Sango, and associated physician practices in February, patients from across the community have experienced the benefits of being part of a growing academic health system. Being part of the Vanderbilt Health network in Montgomer
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Stolen Vehicle Pursuit Begins in Hopkinsville, Ends in Trenton

A Tennessee woman and her passenger are facing multiple charges after Hopkinsville Police say a stolen vehicle pursuit reached speeds of more than 100 mph before ending in a crash involving two police cruisers on Dixie Beeline Highway in Todd County Saturday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say the pursuit began shortly.
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Local grand jury issues indictments for robbery, wanton endangerment crimes

A Christian County Grand Jury Issued indictments for robbery, assault and wanton endangerment crimes on Friday. Thirty-four-year-old Keshane Redmon was indicted for first-degree robbery and first-degree assault after he reportedly stabbed a man in the abdomen and attempted to rob him on June 26 at a location on East 6t

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