Liquor store operations increasing in Clarksville
On Tuesday, July 1, the Clarksville City Council voted in favor of a resolution approving 11 new liquor store certificates using a lottery drawing of eligible applicants. The applicants applied for a Retail Liquor Store Certificate of Compliance from the city according to regulations of the Tennessee Alcoholic...
Clarksville Ham radio operators go the distance at annual field day
CLARKSVILLE, TN − The dew had barely evaporated from the grass at Civitan Park when members of the Clarksville Amateur Transmitting Society (CATS) began setting up for the annual ARRL Field Day on Saturday, June 28. Every year on the last full weekend of June, the American Radio Relay...
Deja Moo is Stuffing Stanley Tumblers with Ice Cream for $10
Get ready ice cream fans! Deja Moo is stuffing Stanley tumblers (and other similar tumblers) with ice cream!. Bring your favorite tumbler and get ready to stuff it to the brim, with ice cream! Guests can get up to 4 big scoops of Deja Moo’s premium, hand-scooped ice cream for just $10 when you bring your own Stanley...
APSU students experience Native American culture through New Mexico study away program
CLARKSVILLE, TN − From the ancient cliff dwellings at Bandelier National Monument to the windswept peaks of Acoma Pueblo, Austin Peay State University students traveled roughly 1,800 miles through New Mexico this summer to engage with Native American communities during one of the institution’s first study away...
Jersey Bagels brings Northeast flavors to Clarksville, with Free Bagel Day this week
When Jersey Bagels opened its doors in March 2024, the idea was simple: bring the taste of authentic Northeast bagels to Tennessee, and make every bite feel like home. Founded by a mother-daughter duo, Jersey Bagels is built on more than just flour and water. Maribel, the heart behind the bakery, spent 16 years...
Two Flown To Nashville Hospital After Hopkinsville Shooting
Authorities are investigating after two people were shot in Hopkinsville Sunday night. Hopkinsville Police say they were called for shots fired on Boales Street and found a juvenile shot in the abdomen. As they arrived they reportedly received a second call of another juvenile who showed up at the hospital...
Tennessee nonprofit mobilizing resources for victims of deadly Texas flooding
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - With over 80 people dead in historic flash flooding in Texas over the weekend, organizations across the country are beginning to mobilize to bring help to those in need. Among those organizations is Yaipak, a Clarksville-based nonprofit that aims to help people in need. One of...
Crews extinguish fire at homeless camp near TN auto repair shop
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. (WSMV) - Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish a fire at a homeless camp in Springfield late Saturday night, according to Smokey Barn News. SBN reports that a large emergency response occurred just after 10:50 p.m. when a fire was spotted near Dean Oil on East 11th Avenue, as fire and smoke...
APSU alumna overcomes adversity to share her story in new book
CLARKSVILLE, TN − Austin Peay State University alumna Christina Reyes (‘17) spent the early part of her college journey confined to a hospital bed, battling a rare bacterial disease while finding herself. Now she is sharing her battle for survival, self-discovery, and faith in her first book, Heartbeat.
Man dies after being struck by suspected stray bullet on July Fourth.
After a preliminary investigation, police said they believe someone may have recklessly fired a gun into the air on July Fourth, and the bullet struck the victim on the head as it descended.