Dossett Says State Budget Still A Work In Progress
State budget hearings are dominating activity in the Kentucky General Assembly as the session nears the halfway point. Ninth District State Representative Myron Dossett, who serves on the House Appropriations and Revenue Committee, says there is some misinformation being circulated about the budget bill that has been...
Tenn. neighbors seek switch from NES after ice storm outages
According to neighbors, after years of frequent outages, losing power for days after ice storm was the final straw. Now they're hoping to switch from NES to CEMC.
CMCSS teacher receives suspension, reassignment for unbecoming conduct
A Rossview High School teacher has been suspended, reassigned to work at her home for being unprofessional and inappropriate in recent comments about her students. On Feb. 11, Clarksville-Montgomery County Director of Schools Dr. Jean Luna-Vedder, sent a letter to Rossview High School biology teacher Vaughn Hart,...
UNLV 9-8 win over Austin Peay in Game 1
UNLV had a comfortable cushion by the middle innings. Then the ninth turned into a grind. Still, the Rebels did enough early and did enough late, holding on for a 9-8 win over Austin Peay in Game 1 of Saturday afternoon’s doubleheader at Earl E. Wilson Stadium. Drew Barragan’s...
Montgomery Central boys celebrate Homecoming with win over Glencliff | PHOTOS
CUNNINGHAM, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Glencliff Colts traveled to Montgomery Central High School for Homecoming across the river and a matchup with the Indians on Friday. The game was close early, but the Indians made stops down the stretch and won 55-47 when Glencliff forfeited the game with two minutes remaining.
Miller Becomes First (and Last) Lady Colonel to Qualify for State Wrestling Tourney
Avah Miller has become the first and last Christian County High School wrestler to qualify for the KHSAA State Tournament. The sophomore finished in third place in the 165-pound class at the Region 1 Tournament on Saturday at Union County. Miller upped her record to 26-5 with her only loss coming to two-time...
Clarksville Feeds the World packs 600,000 meals for families in need | PHOTOS
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Thousands of volunteers filled the Dunn Center at Austin Peay State University on Saturday as part of the second annual Clarksville Feeds the World event, aiming to pack 600,000 meals to help families facing food insecurity both locally and around the world. “We have...
Heavy rain hits Midstate, drought impact expected
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Beneficial rain moved through the Midstate over the weekend. Rain totals were greatest along the I-40 corridor. Some areas are estimated to have received more than 2″. Nashville’s Doppler radar rainfall estimate was 1.75″. The developing drought in the Midstate will be impacted....
Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum Scheduled To Open In May
The 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and Fort Campbell will open the new Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum on May 15, launching this year’s annual Week of the Eagles, which runs May 15–21. The new museum is four times larger than the previous facility and features immersive, interactive...
3rd Chick-fil-A planned for Clarksville, this one on Fort Campbell Boulevard
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Site plans have been submitted to the Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission for the development of a Chick-fil-A off Fort Campbell Boulevard. This would be the third dine-in and drive-thru location for Chick-fil-A in Clarksville; the other two locations are at...
