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Clarksville mayor proposes tax hike, school funding cut

Clarksville's Mayor Joe Pitts proposes a property tax hike and school funding cut, putting $3.5M in school district funding at risk. The school board chair has deep concerns.
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Gilliam Answers Questions Regarding Fiscal Court Audit

Christian County Judge-Executive Jerry Gilliam is defending the county’s latest fiscal court audit, saying the findings identified by the Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts involved administrative and reporting issues — not fraud, missing money, or misuse of taxpayer funds. During a public discussion of the audit held
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Clarksville HOA dispute heads back to court after lawsuit dismissed

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A legal battle over a homeowners association in a Clarksville subdivision is not over yet. Residents in the Timber Springs subdivision say they are preparing to appeal after a judge dismissed their lawsuit against the neighborhood’s HOA and developer. The homeowners argue they lived for year
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KYTC unveils ‘story map’ detailing the future of I-24

About a year ago, officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet began a study of the state's 91-mile stretch of I-24 to make a list of short- and long-term improvements and solutions for the interstate's increasing congestion issues. On Monday, KYTC released an online “story map” of their findings.
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Former Dover Police Chief Sues City For Wrongful Termination

The Standard obtained a copy of a lawsuit, former Dover City Police Chief, Dennis Honholt filed against Dover last month in US District Court in Nashville. Honholt is listed as the Plaintiff, the Town of Dover, Charles Parks, SR., Mayor Lesa Fitzhugh and City Attorney Olivia Wann are all listed as defendants. Attorney’
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Who is ChudTheBuilder? Real name and more as Rage-bait video influencer arrested over restaurant...

Controversial IRL (in-real-life) streamer Dalton Eatherly, better known online as ChudTheBuilder, was taken into custody following a dispute at a Nashville restaurant. The rage-bait video influencer reportedly refused to pay, leading to his arrest on Saturday, May 9. According to The Tennessean, Dalton Eatherly, 28, is
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Ascension Saint Thomas to break ground on $148.5 million health campus next month

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Ascension Saint Thomas, which is bringing a new full-service, faith-based hospital and health campus to Clarksville, will break ground June 16. The groundbreaking ceremony will take place at the future campus site, recently annexed into the City of Clarksville, on the north side of..
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Wawa to open in Clarksville becoming first of 7 locations in Tennessee

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Wawa is officially coming to Tennessee this year, and its first location will be in Clarksville. The popular gas station chain known for its fresh food and hoagies announced that it is bringing seven locations to Tennessee this year, and the first opens in Clarksville this summer.
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Police arrest Hopkinsville man for assaulting woman, preventing her from leaving scene

Hopkinsville Police arrested 40-year-old Justin Parker of Hopkinsville after he reportedly assaulted a woman and attempted to prevent her from leaving the scene or calling for help on Saturday. According to a report, officers responded to a residence on Talbert Drive for an unknown problem. At the scene, officers saw..
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Clarksville Farmers Market opens with beautiful weather

It was “chamber of commerce” weather on Saturday, May 9 with the opening of Clarksville’s annual Farmers Market. The market is open from 8 a.m. until noon every Saturday through the first weekend in October. More than 80 vendors operate under tents in the parking lot of Clarksville City Hall selling everything from art

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