Clarksville TN

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A million miles and countless memories: Bus driver retires after 50 years

For generations of children in Christian County, the school day didn’t begin with a bell. It began with the sound of bus doors folding open, the climb up a few familiar steps, and the sight of Jane Davis in the driver’s seat — steady, smiling, and ready to greet each child by name or with a kind word.
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Clarksville Sheriff Hopefuls Clash Over Mugshot Log

Montgomery County voters are set to choose a new sheriff on August 6, 2026, and one issue is already separating the contenders more than most: whether to bring back the county's public booking log. At an April 28 Downtown Kiwanis Club forum, the three candidates laid out sharply different ideas about how the sheriff's office should juggle transparency and personal privacy.
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SBA offers disaster relief to businesses, nonprofits, residents affected by winter storm

CLARKSVILLE, TN – In response to a presidential disaster declaration issued April 10, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the availability of low interest disaster loans for Tennessee businesses, nonprofits, and residents affected by severe winter storms occurring Jan. 22-27. The declaration covers Montgomery and several other Tennessee counties, which are eligible for both Physical damage loans and Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs...
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Clarksville police seek help after vehicle burglaries reported

Clarksville police are asking residents to check security cameras after several vehicle burglaries were reported in the Governor’s Crossing area early April 27.
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Welfare Check On Six Children Leads To Three Arrests

Three adults have been charged after a request to check on several children living in a home on Banks Road in Oak Grove on Tuesday afternoon. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say the six children were living in a home that has had no electricity for the last 4 years, animal feces was found on the ground in the bathroom next to a dirty toilet...
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10 Kentucky Mennonite Markets Full Of Homemade Finds And Country Charm

Hand the GPS a vacation and let curiosity drive instead. A Kentucky country market run rewards the slow lane, the wrong turn, and the handmade sign pointing down a gravel road nobody planned on taking. What sounds better than a day that smells like fresh bread and feels like a...
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Silver Brings Clarity To Hopkinsville Solid Waste Enterprise Fires

General manager for Hopkinsville Solid Waste Enterprise for the last two-plus years, Bryan Silver has myths to dispel about Christian County’s oft-discussed landfill. During Tuesday morning’s Christian County Fiscal Court meeting, he worked to clear the air about the consistent fires that occur on the property — many of which, he said, bring about “wild conspiracy theories” from the public regarding misuse, or...
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Storm tears through Middle Tenn. county line—neighbors step up to help

Storm damage left a neighborhood picking up the pieces, but along the Davidson–Robertson county line, neighbors are showing what it means to come together in the aftermath.
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Search underway for man with ‘lil pimp’ tattoo accused of stealing PlayStation from Clarksville...

The Clarksville Police Department is searching for a man who they say broke into a home and stole a gaming console last week.
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Overnight storms cause delays in Cheatham County school transportation

CHEATHAM CO., Tenn. (WSMV) - Severe storms moved through Middle Tennessee Monday night into Tuesday morning, bringing rain and some damage across the region. Cheatham County School District said due to the overnight storms, several trees were knocked down onto roadways in the county. Because of this, the district says there could be some delay in its transportation services for Tuesday.

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