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Third Suspect Charged with Evidence Tampering in Clarksville Homicide Investigation

The Clarksville Police Department has escalated its investigation into the August 13 homicide, charging a third individual in connection with the incident behind Mizu Japanese Cuisine. On their social media post, officials revealed that Elijah De Sean Wade, 18, faces charges of evidence tampering related to the case....
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Clarksville School Board member Herb Nelson resigns

At the Tuesday, Aug. 26 meeting of the Montgomery County Board of Education, Herbert A. Nelson, who has represented District 3 for six years resigned his elected position due to health reasons. Nelson was appointed in 2019 to fill the unexpired term of Danny Kittrell. His seat was on the...
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Sheriff talks new K9s, reminds of new roadway UTV inspections

The Christian County Sheriff’s Department has two new eager deputies on the force—K9’s Luka and Soren, who have already hit the ground running, noses down and tails up. Christian County Sheriff Tyler DeArmond appeared on the WHOP Early Bird Show recently, where he spoke about their new recruits, saying these two K9...
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‘We are not a bottomless pit’: County Commission weighs in on middle school wrestling...

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board delayed a decision on the middle school wrestling proposal this week as county commissioners warned the board that their budget is not a “bottomless pit.”. The proposal, put forward by board member Aron Maberry, would amend the...
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Feeding America Voices Hunger Concerns Of West Kentucky

Food insecurity continues to climb across Kentucky’s Heartland, according to the latest Map the Meal Gap data from Feeding America. In 2023, more than 188,000 people in Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland’s 42-county service region were food insecure—an increase of nearly 12,000 from the previous year. Food...
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Vietnam veteran inducted into Fort Campbell’s Medal of Honor Rotunda

A hero who served in the Vietnam War as a member of the 101st Airborne Division was honored Tuesday as he was inducted into Fort Campbell's Medal of Honor Rotunda.
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Clarksville’s ‘Santa Shed’ going to Santas of Color Coalition summit in Kentucky

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Shedrich Webster of Clarksville, known as “Santa Shed,” will be a presenter and key member of the executive team at the Santa Summit and Bootcamp presented by the Santas of Color Coalition in Louisville, Kentucky. For years, Santa Shed has been presence at local...
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Bell Witch Tanking among Middle TN businesses impacted by drought

When you feel like floating on the water, you typically turn to a kayak, canoe, or tube, but on the Red River in Adams, you can use "big, round, galvanized steel tanks," according to Kalie Morrison, owner of Bell Witch Tanking.
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Human Remains Found in Springfield Identified

Authorities have confirmed that human remains discovered in Sulphur Fork Creek have been positively identified, WSMV reports. Springfield city officials say a human leg found in Sulphur Fork Creek last month has been identified as belonging to 68-year-old Joseph Frank Benton. The remains were discovered on July 4...
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Daniel Enters Guilty Plea Regarding October 2021 Murder

Originally scheduled for a jury trial next week, Hopkinsville’s Dekorian Daniel entered a plea of guilty to a superseding indictment Wednesday morning — bringing an end to what’s been a lengthy and litigious process since the October 26, 2021, murder of 23-year-old Adrian Acree. At first charged...

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