Judge again blocks Clarksville from taking over Ajax Turner Senior Center
A judge denied Clarksville’s latest attempt to take possession of the Ajax Turner Senior Center, ruling the city must use the formal eviction process if it wants to remove the center from the property.
This ship survived Omaha Beach – now it’s coming back to Clarksville
On June 6, 1944, a 328-foot steel vessel dropped its ramp onto the sand at Omaha Beach and began delivering tanks, trucks and troops into the heart of the D-Day invasion. Eight decades later, that same ship – LST 325, one of the last of its kind and the only fully operational LST left in the United States – is sailing
Trial underway against 2024 Pembroke murder suspect
Trial is underway in the courtroom of Christian Circuit Judge John Atkins against Eiesha Whitlock, the woman charged with murder in the 2024 death of Daquan Butler. Several witnesses were called to the stand Tuesday morning as part of the case against Whitlock from the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office, including numerous
Northwest High School guidance counselor arrested after cocaine found in restroom
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A Northwest High School guidance counselor was arrested on charges of simple possession stemming from an incident on school grounds, and she resigned from her position the same day. Kristen Michelle Watson, 41, was arrested Aug. 31 on two counts of simple possession, a...
Authorities respond to crash, gunshot victim flown for treatment in Christian County
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Ky. – The Christian County Sheriff’s Office responded to a collision with possible injuries at Exit 9 on Interstate 169 just after midnight Tuesday. When deputies arrived at the scene, they were notified that 23-year-old Carlos Chester Jr., of Hopkinsville, arrived at a local hospital with two gunshot
Former Oak Grove clerk found guilty of payroll theft, may face a year in...
OAK GROVE, KY – Attorney General Russell Coleman announced today prosecution by the Office will send a former city payroll clerk to prison. Late Monday evening, a Christian County jury delivered guilty verdicts against Hailey Bamford, 40, of Fort Campbell. Bamford was found guilty on one count of Abuse of Public Trust
In-N-Out moves closer to opening at Exit 4 in Clarksville
The site plan for the first In-N-Out Burger location in Clarksville has cleared the Regional Planning Commission, making way for the popular burger chain to locate a restaurant off I-24’s Exit 4. The restaurant is planned for Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and Holiday Inn Drive, where the Exit 4 Quality...
Payne Chevrolet Celebrates 10 Years Of “Truck Or Treat” With Free Family Halloween Event
SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Payne Chevrolet is marking a decade of Halloween fun this year as its annual “Truck or Treat” returns to Springfield for its 10th year. The completely free, family-friendly event is set for Saturday, Oct. 24, from 4 to 7 p.m. at...
Giant Digital Billboard Went Up In Dover Over Weekend
You can’t help but notice the giant digital billboard in Dover next to the Emergency Communications Center. For years, when NAPA was open, there was a small sign next door & the land was permitted by the city & the state for a billboard. Dover City Administrator Charles Parks, Sr. bought NAPA years ago, before he was C
Wanted man charged with resisting arrest in Cheatham County
A convicted felon is back behind bars following a physical confrontation with law enforcement in Cheatham County earlier this month.

















