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Middle Tennessee blood shortage leaves some patients receiving less than they need

The period of time between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known as the 100 deadliest days of summer — and it's also the time when donated supplies are at their lowest, according to Blood Assurance.
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Taste of Clarksville to return home for 5th annual event in August

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Taste of Clarksville, the annual food-focused festival celebrating local culinary talent and small businesses, officially returns on Saturday, Aug. 29, from noon-5 p.m. at its original home, 301 Fairview Lane. This year’s festival will feature up to 20 outdoor food trucks and tents, along with 10-12..
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School starts back Wednesday in Todd County, Clarksville

While students in Christian County have a little longer to enjoy some late mornings, students in Todd County and Clarksville are packing up their supplies and setting their clothes out, as school starts there on Wednesday. That means school buses will be back out, students will be walking or biking...
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Clarksville leaders signal pause on Trenton Road development as traffic concerns grow

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Growing traffic concerns along one of Clarksville's busiest corridors are prompting some city leaders to push back on new development. During a recent City Council meeting, multiple council members expressed concern that Trenton Road has reached a point where additional residential growth co
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Ashland City community rallies around Teter’s Market

The Ashland City community is rallying around a family-owned market in need, wanting to support Teter's Market to help keep them afloat amid tough economic times.
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City debates taking revenue back from schools

Clarksville is weighing whether to take revenue back from local schools.
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Proposal to abolish Parking Commission raises questions about deficit, ticket enforcement

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A proposal to abolish the Parking Commission is back up for debate with the City Council, whose members have raised questions about revenue, audits, and enforcement of tickets moving to Clarksville Police. In June, the City Council postponed an ordinance to abolish the Parking...
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Shop the Best Deals at the Statemint North Mid TN Fall/Winter Pop-Up Consignment Sale

The Statemint North Mid TN 2026 Fall/Winter event returns Wednesday, August 12 through Saturday, August 15, 2026, bringing 50-80% off retail prices on men’s and women’s clothing, shoes and accessories from more than 100 local closets. Shoppers can expect brands like Free People, Anthropologie, Lululemon, J. Crew, Lilly
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After 25 Years, Lease Forces Closure of Springfield’s Whitt’s Barbecue

SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE (Smokey Barn News) – After serving Springfield and Robertson County for 25 years, Whitt’s Barbecue at 3516 Tom Austin Highway has announced it will close its restaurant location after the property’s owner decided not to renew its lease; the business announced on social media on Saturday.
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Local grand jury issues indictments for assault, endangerment crimes

A Christian County Grand Jury issued indictments for assault and wanton endangerment crimes on Friday. Thirty-one-year-old Annia Williams of Jacksonville, Florida was indicted for first-degree assault after she reportedly shot a man on May 31. Williams is accused of shooting a male victim in his 30s at the Mason Pointe

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