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I-65 North Shut Down After Fiery Semi Crash Near Bethel Road

I-65 North Shut Down After Fiery Semi Crash Near Bethel Road. ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Interstate 65 North is expected to remain closed for an extended period following a crash involving two tractor-trailers Tuesday morning, the first call coming into 911 at 6:20 AM. According to...
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Details released in Princeton Road crash that sent multiple people to the hospital

More details have been released about a two-vehicle crash on Princeton Road Monday that sent five people to the hospital. According to the collision report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, a van driven by 78-year-old Lonnie Scott of Dawson Springs was heading southbound on Princeton Road around 5:30 p.m.
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Where to watch live music, bands in Hopkinsville | GUIDE

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – If you’re looking to support local musicians, buy tickets for a concert in town, or just have some background music for your weekend hang, there are several places in and near Hopkinsville to check out. Camo Caravan. In their new downtown location,...
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Oak Grove Police Urge Drivers to Use Designated Detours as Construction Continues

With major road construction continuing on I-24 and Kentucky 911, Oak Grove police are urging drivers, especially commercial truck drivers, to use designated detours instead of neighborhood roads that were never designed to handle heavy traffic. Oak Grove Police Lt. Jeff Locklear said the biggest concern continues to b
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I-65 reopens after semi fire in Millersville

The fire was reported in the northbound lanes near mile marker 103 around 6:30 a.m.
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APSU’s speech-language pathology program earns national accreditation

CLARKSVILLE, TN – As Tennessee faces a growing shortage of speech-language pathologists, Austin Peay State University’s newly accredited Master of Speech-Language Pathology (MSLP) program is expanding the pipeline of clinicians prepared to meet one of the state’s most pressing healthcare needs. The Council on Academic
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Company building EV battery plant in western Kentucky settles with DOJ

Massachusetts-based Ascend Elements announced in 2022 it would invest $1 billion dollars to build an EV battery recycling plant in Hopkinsville. The company has since taken Chapter 11 bankruptcy and settled false claims allegations with the U.S. Department of Justice. Construction of the mega factory remains stalled, b
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Consultant found ‘no revenue scenario’ of paid parking can cover city’s $25 million garage

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A consultant doing a parking study for the City of Clarksville back in 2023 said there is no paid parking scenario that can cover the city’s new $25 million parking garage. On Monday, Clarksville Now, as well as the full City Council, received...
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Sign language interpreters proposed for Montgomery County Commission meetings

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – ADA compliance issues were brought up during the Montgomery County Commission meeting Monday, with proposals for sign language interpreters at commission meetings and as needed for the Sheriff’s Office. The commission also discussed the performance incentive plan for the new Costco a
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Former CMCSS teacher pleads guilty to felony statutory rape charge

A former Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools teacher has pleaded guilty to a felony statutory rape charge, Montgomery County District Attorney Robert Nash announced Aug. 4. Steven Hirschi pleaded guilty to statutory rape by an authority figure, a Class B felony. He was sentenced to nine years at 100% in the Tennessee

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