Letter: Remembering Bubba Johnson through showing up for families in need | COMMENTARY
Contributed commentary on Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Bubba Johnson by Joey Dallas:. Ask the people who worked beside David “Bubba” Johnson what they remember, and before they get to a single call, they mention the smile. For more than three decades of public service, it went everywhere he did, through th
TVA’s Cumberland gas plant nears completion, sends power
A year after the Tennessee Valley Authority said its $2.1 billion Cumberland Natural Gas Plant was ahead of schedule, the project is entering its final phase before full operation and is already sending power to the region. The news comes after a controversial start, a lawsuit, nearly four years of construction and a w
Third Day coming to Clarksville as part of 30th anniversary tour
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Following overwhelming demand from fans that saw over half of the first leg sell out, including a sold-out show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, four-time Grammy Award-winning band Third Day has announced the second and final leg of its 30th anniversary tour, including a stop in Clarksville this spring.
Weekend weather: Storms forecasted for Christian County, rain possible through Sunday
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Storms and rain may come through Christian County late Friday night some of which may be severe. The National Weather Service is predicting that wind gusts as high as 22 mph are possible on Saturday with rain chances returning later that night. A 50% chance of rain remains poss
Back-to-school costs climbing as Clarksville nonprofit seeks teen clothing donations
Bella’s Closet provides free clothing to families through an appointment-based shopping experience. Rising back-to-school costs are making it harder for many parents to afford clothing for their children. The nonprofit is asking for donations of children’s clothing, teen clothing and other essential items before school
This Tennessee Roadside Spot Feels Like A Candy Shop And A Diner Rolled Into...
Just off Highway 48 in Charlotte, Tennessee, there’s a place where nostalgia meets hunger in the best possible way. Sweet Charlotte isn’t your average roadside stop—it’s a full-blown throwback experience that combines juicy burgers, hand-cut fries, and enough candy to make your inner child do backflips.
Clarksville crash shuts down the roadway for hours, injures driver
A single-vehicle crash at Crossland Avenue and Talley Drive in Clarksville caused the closure of an intersection for several hours Thursday morning and sent the driver to the hospital. According to the Clarksville Police Department, the crash occurred at about 10 a.m. when a gray pickup truck struck a utility...
Officials Unveil ‘John E. Walton Business Park’ Signage In Todd County
At the moment, the Robertson property just east of Elkton is nothing more than 24 acres of untilled land. It’s surrounded by cornfields, a few homesteads and the consistent hum of commercial traffic along US 68/80. Soon, however, it will bustle with industry — and the coming complex now...
Building more than a hospital: Why Randy and Bek Davis chose Clarksville
Moving to a new community takes patience. Favorite restaurants are discovered one meal at a time. Trust is built conversation by conversation. Over time, a place that once felt unfamiliar can begin to feel like home. For Randy and Bek Davis, that journey is unfolding in Clarksville. The couple recently...
This weekend in Clarksville: Back to School Splash, new play ‘Museum,’ downtown market
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Things are slowing down as the start of school nears, but there’s still plenty going on, including a Back to School Splash and the first show for our new Clarksville Community Theatre. Where: Civitan Park, 350 Bellamy Lane. When: Saturday, Aug. 1, noon-3...

















