Clarksville TN

Public health professors at Austin Peay State University are keeping a close eye on measles numbers both in Tennessee and Kentucky.

MB Roland Distillery in Pembroke is set to go up for auction, and the founders recently shared a message announcing their decision to retire. The distillery was built out of an Amish farm and was opened in 2009 by Paul and Merry Beth Tomaszewski, and since then, the pair have been making pre-Prohibition style bourbon and whiskey.

A Hopkinsville man is facing a lengthy list of charges following a incident on Richard Street that began as a reckless driving call. According to the report from the Hopkinsville Police Department, officers responded to the area of the Fairgrounds on Richard Street for reports that a man was driving down the road, driving erratically and hitting several objects. Upon arrival, the vehicle involved was initially found unoccupied, but as officers began a search of the area, the sole occupant got ba

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Early Tuesday morning, emergency responders were on the scene of an accident in downtown Hopkinsville that resulted in an arrest. On Nov. 10 just after 7 a.m., a Franklin, Tennessee woman was attempting to turn right onto East Ninth Street from South Virgina Street, striking a tree and flipping her vehicle in front of the museum.

A vehicle fleeing from a traffic safety checkpoint in Christian County resulted in a short pursuit that ended in Clarksville late Wednesday night. According to the Chrisitan County Sheriff’s Department, deputies and troopers with Kentucky State Police were conducting a safety traffic checkpoint on Pembroke-Oak Grove Road when a vehicle reportedly fled from the checkpoint.

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – This weekend there are a few things to do around Hopkinsville-Christian County including a craft fair in Oak Grove, and community sewing day. When: Nov. 13, 5 p.m. Where: Challenge House No. 7, Hopkinsville. Cost: Free; donations appreciated. Details: Men 2 Be invites...

Clarksville drivers should expect downtown street closures and traffic disruptions beginning early Nov. 14 as almost 1,000 runners are due to take part in the third annual Clarksville Half Marathon and 5K this weekend. The race, presented by Hankook Tire Manufacturing Tennessee, will require lane closures, parking restrictions and police presence along the course, the city announced. Parking along the race route will be prohibited beginning at 4 a.m. Roads are expected to reopen gradually as run

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For the third year in a row, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has maintained the state’s highest growth rating while setting multiple district records in student academic growth. For the 2025-26 school year, CMCSS maintained a Level 5 District Composite score, the highest...

Henry Snorton III leads the Small Business and Entrepreneurial Development Resource Center, and at Tuesday’s Hopkinsville Rotary Club meeting, he spotlighted how the organization supports small business development in Christian County. The resource center, formerly known as Minority Economic Development Initiative, was launched in 1988 and was a part...

CLARKSVILLE, TN – For the fourth consecutive year, Fort Campbell educators, Educational Support Professionals, families, and community supporters proudly joined together to honor veterans during the Clarksville Veterans Day Parade, continuing a growing tradition of service, patriotism, and community engagement. What began as a meaningful effort to recognize veterans...