Newly relocated plaque honoring Valentine Sevier to be unveiled Tuesday
CLARKSVILLE, TN – A plaque honoring one of Montgomery County’s first settlers, Revolutionary War veteran, Col. Valentine Sevier II, will be unveiled in its new location on First Street in front of City Hall at 10 a.m., Tuesday, June 23. Originally erected in 1917 by the Capt. William...
CCHD Board Of Directors Talks Taxes, Budgets For FY 2027
The Christian County Health Department’s Board of Directors opted to table discussions on the Fiscal Year 2027 Public Health Tax Rate Monday night — instead waiting for state compensating rates to be announced, before calling a special session in August to decide whether or not to maintain, raise or lower values.
Downtown Artists Co-op to host Annual Juried Art Exposition
CLARKSVILLE, TN – The Downtown Artists Co-op is calling for entries to the Annual Juried Art Exposition. “Each year DAC members, patrons, and visitors are astonished by the talent in our region,” says Barb Cobb Edwards, Art Expo manager. The Expo is open to Tennessee and Kentucky artists 18 years old or older.
Impact Waste Set To Begin Christian Co Trash Pickup July 1
With less than two weeks to go before Impact Waste begins trash collection services in Christian County more than 1,500 county residents have not signed up for service. Christian County Judge Executive Jerry Gilliam says if Christian County residents want trash collected after July 1st, now is the time to sign up.
Clarksville city council rejects budget for third time as tax debates continues
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — After weeks of debate and multiple special meetings, Clarksville leaders remain at an impasse over the city's budget. The Clarksville City Council voted Monday night to reject a proposed budget for the third time, leaving the city without an approved spending plan as the June 30 deadline app
Middle Tenn. gas prices falling after months at four-year highs
Clarksville has the cheapest gas in Tennessee right now at $3.20 a gallon. A retiree there has been tracking the fall in prices. The question becomes -- will prices remain lower?
Woman Dies At Hospital After Hopkinsville Shooting (w/VIDEO)
A woman was rushed to the hospital, where she later died after a shooting on Calvin Drive in Hopkinsville on Monday night. Hopkinsville Police say they were called for a report of shots fired at Eagle Crossing Apartments, and when they arrived, 19-year-old Neveah Gill was found shot, possibly twice, lying in a field.
Work week weather: Summer starts with more rain, humidity in Hopkinsville
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Going into the first week of summer, rain and possible storms will start on Monday before sunny skies return on Tuesday with temperatures in the low 80s. A warming trend continues through the second half of the week, with highs climbing into the...
Jackson Herrington Makes US Open Debut
Former Dickson County Cougar and current Tennessee Vol Jackson Herrington competed at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York, this past weekend, with his tournament run coming to an end Friday. The current college junior missed the cut, shooting 9-over-par in two rounds with a...
Todd County 4-H Welcomes New Summer Intern
The Todd County Extension Office is welcoming its newest summer intern to the fray, a recent Todd County Central High School graduate and student at Berea College. TCCHS Class of 2025 alum Esmerelda Whitaker is a Todd County native, Berea College student, professional photographer and will be partnering with the county

















