Buddy Ball Special Needs Athletic League hosts masquerade-themed prom
CLARKSVILLE, TN − Buddy Ball Special Needs Athletic League hosted its Masquerade-themed Prom on June 20. Over 200 attended, dressed to impress. Guests enjoyed food, formal photos, and social time together. The highlight of every Buddy Ball event is the dance floor, DJ’d by long-time supporter of the organization, Lee...
Adams Big Boom Returns July 5 with Fun and Fireworks
Join the City of Adams in celebrating American Independence with fun, food and fireworks!. Time: 4:00 p.m. until about 9:15 p.m. Guests can look forward to an evening filled with family-friendly fun, including a variety of food vendors, live music, and classic summer activities. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn...
Miss Tennessee USA 2025 pageant begins with swimsuit, sportswear, evening gown events | PHOTOS
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The 2025 Miss Tennessee USA and Miss Tennessee Teen USA Pageants kicked off Friday night with the preliminary show, including swimsuit, sportswear and evening gown competitions. Delegates from around Tennessee are competing at Mabry Concert Hall at Austin Peay State University....
Recreational road use of SPVs now legal, CCSO details registration process
HOPKINSVILLE, KY – The Christian County Sheriff’s Office would like to notify residents of a new law passed during the 2025 Kentucky General Assembly that will impact the operation of ATVs, UTVs, and other special purpose vehicles on public roadways. Senate Bill 63 (SB 63), sponsored by Sen. Brandon Storm (R-Laurel),...
Fourth of July events: Where to watch fireworks in Middle TN
All events take place July 4 unless stated otherwise.
‘We feel disrespected’: Clarksville City Council passes 2026 budget without special pay raise for...
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Clarksville City Council passed its 2026 city operating budget Thursday night without an extra pay raise for firefighters. Clarksville firefighters had been petitioning the council to include a wage increase beyond the standard 2.5 percent provided to all city employees. They argued...
Pennyrile Electric members elect first woman board member in 88 years as a utility
In the 88 years since it was established to bring power to rural residents, the members of Pennyrile Electric had never chosen a woman to serve on the regional utility’s board of directors. In fact, the membership might have never seen a woman listed as a potential board member....
APSU alumni create Johnson Family Letters Endowment for history and English students
CLARKSVILLE, TN − The Johnson Family Letters Endowment, created by Austin Peay State University alumni Cecelia (’71) and the late Mitchell (’71) Johnson, is now fully funded and will provide ongoing support to history and English majors at APSU. The scholarship was initially established in June 2020,...
Southside Recognizes May Student of the Month
Southside Elementary School’s May Student of the Month is fifth grader Zoey Persky. According to science/social studies teacher Ms. Hoover, “Zoey is a very caring student and wants others to do well. There have been several days when I’ve caught Zoey straightening students’ desks after they have left for the day. She...
Clarksville Police address impaired boating approaching holiday weekend
To help ensure a safe holiday, the Clarksville Police Department, along with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA), are joining law enforcement agencies across the country in efforts to prevent impaired boating. This effort is part of the Operation Dry Water...