‘Remembering the Badges’ Blood Drive coming Tuesday in Clarksville
CLARKSVILLE, TN – On Tuesday, July 21, the American Red Cross and local public safety partners will host the Montgomery County Remembering the Badges Blood Drive in Clarksville, honoring the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers while helping ensure patients have access to lifesaving blood products. The eve
Red River Breeze ‘Generations’ album release concert coming to Roxy Regional Theatre
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Clarksville’s own acoustic Celtic band, Red River Breeze, is offering two chances to celebrate the release of the group’s newest album, “Generations.” The band will be performing music from the album, along with new arrangements of traditional tunes, at the Roxy Regional Theatre’s temporary home at 11
City says Clarksville Senior Citizens Center will reopen under city operation
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — After months of uncertainty surrounding the future of the Clarksville Senior Citizens Center, city leaders say they plan to reopen the facility under city operation once they take possession of the building. The center’s future has been a topic of discussion since April, when questions...
Q-Up the Classroom kicks off this week to raise money for Teacher Warehouse
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For several years, 5 Star Media Group has held a big annual event to make sure that teachers have plenty of school supplies. In 2024, that event became a two-day radiothon on Q108 called Q-Up the Classroom, and it raised $27,000 for the CMC Teacher Warehouse.
TDOT surveying $90.2M project for commuters coming in from north of Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Tennessee Department of Transportation confirms crews are surveying for a project on Whites Creek Pike in Robertson County aimed at improving the road for commuters. One goal is to better handle capacity as more and more people move to Middle Tennessee. You can check...
Four school board seats open in Montgomery County
Four Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board seats—in Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7—will appear on the Aug. 6 ballot, and voters in those districts will decide who represents them. Early voting has already begun in Montgomery County and the registered voters are choosing their favorite candidates in each race.
Clarksville leaders consider $3 million school funding for city growth expenses
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Clarksville’s budget may be finalized, but city leaders are already looking ahead to the next financial challenge: how to pay for the city’s continued growth. As part of FOX 17 News’ Growing Nashville series, we’re tracking how fast-growing communities are balancing the demand...
Motorcycle Rider Ran Down After Fleeing
According to the Sheriff’s Office, Sheriff Frankie Gray spotted a motorcycle on Bumpus Mills Road with no tags, June 24. The driver was not wearing a helmet. When he attempted to stop the motorcycle he refused to pull over. The motorcycle then turned onto a dirt road and Gray continued to pursue. When the road ended, t
Car Speeding With Meth Busted
According to the Stewart County Sheriff’s Office Media Relations Coordinator, Paulette Redman, a woman was found with meth after being pulled over for speeding. Redman told the Standard, Lt. Robbie MacDonald observed a vehicle traveling West on Hwy. 79, Monday June 29, near 232 at a speed of 72 in a 55 mph zone. Upon s
Flash Flood Warnings Hit Middle Tennessee; Officials Warn Drivers
Flash flood warnings rolled across the Midstate on Sunday evening as intense, slow-moving storms dumped heavy rain over pockets of Middle Tennessee and into southern Kentucky. Multiple counties landed under warnings, pushing emergency managers and the National Weather Service into high gear while water rose fast in low
