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Alleged Intruder Hospitalized After Female Resident Shoots Him Numerous Times

An alleged intruder is hospitalized after a female homeowner opened fire on him Monday morning in Clarksville, Tennessee, around 1:40 a.m. WSMV noted that the incident occurred at “Trenton Village apartments on Trenton Road.”. Clarksville Now reported that the homeowner confronted the alleged intruder then shot him. Th
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Work week weather: Mostly sunny on Monday, chance of showers and thunderstorms for rest...

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – While Monday’s weather has been forecasted to be mostly sunny with a high near 90, a chance of showers and thunderstorms is expected for the rest of work week weather. According to the National Weather Service, there’s a 40% chance of showers and...
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Chamber Announces Fifth Annual Leadercast Event In Hopkinsville

The Christian County Chamber of Commerce will host the fifth annual LeaderCast leadership conference in Hopkinsville on May 28, bringing nationally recognized leadership training and local networking opportunities to community and business leaders across the region. This year’s event will be held at the new Hopkinsvill
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Alleged burglar shot in Clarksville, airlifted to Nashville hospital for treatment

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man was shot multiple times after he allegedly broke into an apartment in Clarksville, and the resident opened fire. The Clarksville Police Department reported that officers responded to the Trenton Village apartments on Trenton Road around 1:40 a.m. on Monday for reports of a shooting.
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Two Women Charged With Taking Carts Full Of Merchandise

Two women were charged with shoplifting at Lowe’s on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Hopkinsville on Thursday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they were called for 51-year-old Anita Turner of Dyersburg, Tennessee, and 35-year-old Rebecca Basham of Hopkinsville, who took two carts full of merchandise and had come back in f
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Clarksville townhome resident shoots intruder

Clarksville Police officials said a townhome resident on Trenton Road shot an intruder in her home early Monday morning, and the injured suspect was airlifted to Nashville. At about 1:40 a.m., officers responded to Trenton Village, at 2740 Trenton Road, in reference to the shooting. Preliminary information indicates th
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State Housing Playbook Arms Tennessee Cities In Fight Over Home Shortage

City halls across Tennessee are getting more than stern lectures about the housing crisis. They are getting tools. The Tennessee Housing Development Agency has rolled out interactive data and modeling that show where homes are not being built fast enough and which residents are getting squeezed out. THDA staff say the
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Clarksville Conversations: Herzing University looks to fill nursing shortage | PODCAST

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Herzing University offers nursing programs, ranging from LPN to doctoral levels, using high-fidelity simulation labs to provide students with safe, realistic medical training. On this week’s episode of Clarksville Conversations, Charlie Koon talks with Steve Conklin, the campus direc
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Taylynn Babbs pitches Springfield softball into Class 3A tournament

Freshman pitcher Taylynn Babbs threw a complete game for Springfield softball in a 5-1 road win over Lawrence County in the Class 3A sectional, sending the Yellow Jackets to the state tournament for the third time in school history. “I knew we were a good team,” Springfield head coach Daniel...
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Kentucky’s Hidden Amish Gem Where ‘Fry Pies’ and Farm-Fresh Tradition Outshine Any Modern Bakery

Authentic bakeries rooted in traditional recipes create experiences that chain stores simply cannot replicate. Rural Kentucky communities preserve baking heritage through family-operated establishments committed to quality ingredients and time-honored methods. One particular venue demonstrates this through generations

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