‘Steadily gotten worse’: TN district dealing bus driver shortage
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A few weeks into the start of school, Midstate school districts are dealing with bus shortages. Resources are stretched thin across Robertson County Schools (RCS), leading to delays and increased workload. “The situation has steadily gotten worse,” said RCS’s assistant director of...
Law enforcement investigates stabbing in Cheatham County
The Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) is investigating a stabbing that occurred on Saturday, Aug. 23. According to CCSO Criminal Investigation Division Lt. Brandt Holt, an individual was stabbed on Old Higdon Road. The victim then went to Vantage Point Apartments in Ashland City, where the Ashland City Police...
Former Miss Clarksville collects hundreds of new books for students in CMCSS elementaries
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Former Miss Clarksville Brittani Mays recently organized a community-wide book drive, collecting nearly 1,000 books for Title I elementary schools in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System. The effort was aimed at increasing access to quality reading materials for students who need them...
Pennyrile Electric Increasing Monthly Customer Charge
In order to offset rising costs faced by electrical distribution cooperatives, Pennyrile Electric has announced an adjustment to its monthly customer charge. Beginning October 1, members will see a $2 increase on their monthly bill. The customer charge is a fixed portion of each bill, and it will help cover...
Clarksville Police Department honors officers with promotions and awards
CLARKSVILLE, TN – On Sept. 2, Chief Ty Burdine hosted a promotion and awards ceremony recognizing the achievements of several Clarksville Police Department officers. Sgt. Vince Duke was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and is assigned to District 1. Officers Barbara Middleton, Jeffrey Novenario and Jeffrey Reynolds...
Montgomery County to host BBQ Fest Across the River at RichEllen Park
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Montgomery County Parks and Recreation’s new BBQ Fest Across the River, presented by F&M Bank, is a free, two-day, family-friendly festival taking place at RichEllen Park on Friday, October 10, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday, October 11, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Keeping the ‘spirit’ of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery alive
Not long after immigrating from Germany, a young Charles Nelson moved to Nashville, Tennessee.
Cheatham County’s absconder unit tracks down repeat offender
The Cheatham County Sheriff's Office absconder unit has been so successful in tracking down wanted offenders that they've added two more officers to the squad.
1 charged, 1 injured after shooting in Hopkinsville
Megan Boswell was sentenced to 33 years in prison, in addition to her life sentence, for the death of her daughter. The La Vergne Fire Department responded to a house fire on Sullivan Trail on Sunday night. Shooting injures one person at North Nashville home. Updated: 8 hours ago. |
Clarksville’s Dunlop House being considered for National Register of Historic Places
The State Review Board will meet on Friday, Sept. 19, to examine Tennessee’s proposed nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. Beginning at 9 a.m., the meeting will be held at the Tennessee Historical Commission, located at 2941 Lebanon Pike in Nashville, as well as virtually. Meeting information...
