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Saturday’s Tractor Drive To Tour South Christian

Tractors will take to the road in South Christian County Saturday morning for the annual West Kentucky Antique Power Association Tractor Drive. Club members Rip Woodard and Tommy Vass provided details about the annual tractor drive, with Woodard noting it begins Saturday morning at 9:00. Woodard says lunch orders...
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Driver ejected in rollover crash that shut down Clarksville road

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Clarksville Police Department is on the scene of a rollover crash on Thursday afternoon. Officers responded to the crash on Oakland Road near Buttercrup Drive at about 3:38 p.m. Oakland Road is shut down between Buttercup Drive and Tylertown Road. Here are instructions on how...
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1st Fridays Returns to Springfield August 1

The City of Springfield is excited to announce the return of its 1st Fridays event series to downtown Springfield on August 1 with a live performance by dance band The Band Entice. 1st Fridays takes place from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first Friday of each month May through October.
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Police arrest Hopkinsville man for assaulting victim

Hopkinsville Police arrested 25-year-old Dalton Lewis of Hopkinsville after he reportedly assaulted a victim on Wednesday. Officers were dispatched to a residence on Kailie Lane for a reported assault. At the scene, officers found that Lewis reportedly assaulted the victim by striking their face and choking them. The...
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‘We’re growing 5,000 to 6,000 people a year’: Study shows Clarksville needs more housing,...

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Over the next five years, Clarksville will need to add 15,000 more homes, in both rentals and single-family houses, and at a variety of affordability levels. About 7,600 housing units will be needed just to “tread water.”. The Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning...
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Car Hauler And Vehicles Destroyed In I-24 Rest Stop Fire

A car hauler and several vehicles were destroyed in a fire at the Kentucky rest stop on Interstate 24 at the Tennessee state line Wednesday night. Oak Grove firefighters say they were called for the fire just before 9 pm and found the car hauler and five vehicles on fire.
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Clarksville food bank without A/C during extreme heat

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Clarksville food distribution is without air conditioning the amid extreme heat impacting the region. Manna Cafe Ministries provides meals for hundreds of people weekly. Organizers say they distribute more than 2.5 million pounds of food yearly. “Not having air conditioning, with what we...
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Charlotte woman run over in driveway – by friend

What should have been a fun night out for two best friends resulted in life-altering injuries for one woman and a lengthy legal battle for another. On Tuesday, July 1, Kaitlynn Charron of Charlotte, was run over in her own driveway, allegedly by Whitney Cordelia White, 32, of Dickson. According...
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Hopkinsville man charged, woman arrested for drugs during Trigg stop

A Hopkinsville man will face charges, and a woman was arrested for drugs after a traffic stop in Trigg County on Tuesday. Trigg County Sheriff’s deputies stopped a vehicle along Hopkinsville Road after they spotted an equipment issue. The Hopkinsville man driving the vehicle was operating it on a DUI-suspended...
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Remembering 4-year-old boys killed in house fire

Clarksville is one of the fastest growing cities in Tennessee, but a new study shows its housing supply is falling far behind the growing demand. MARIUS AND TRACY ON WSMV+ TALKING ABOUT THE MUSIC CITY LOOP, CHANGING SNAP BENEFITS EFFECTING THE MIDSTATE AND THE BREAKING NEWS ABOUT A TSUNAMI WARNING.

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