6 assistant principals named at Clarksville-Montgomery County schools
CLARKSVILLE, TN – CMCSS made the following administrative announcements in April for the 2026-27 school year, naming six new assistant principals. Kari Richards has been selected as an assistant principal at Barkers Mill Elementary School. After honorable service in the United States Air Force, Richards brings more than 20 years of experience in education, including roles as an academic coach, multi-classroom leader, and...
Freeman, Oldham to be remembered with honorary Clarksville street designations
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Two local leaders, Pastor Willie J. Freeman and the Rev. Alvin O. Oldham, will be honored with street designations, approved during the Clarksville City Council meeting on April 2. Each resolution was passed unanimously. Spring Creek Parkway, which is still under construction, will have...
School Board approves change orders for new high school, police vehicle purchases
Christian County School Board members approved change orders for the consolidated Christian County High School and vehicle purchases for the district’s police department at Thursday’s meeting. To start the meeting, District Communications Director Johnna Brown says board members recognized and presented cords to graduating seniors who served on...
Gov. Beshear releases $52M for rural Kentucky water systems
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WEVV) -- Gov. Andy Beshear signed legislation releasing more than $52 million to improve water systems across rural Kentucky, with nearly $26 million designated for Martin County. House Joint Resolution 81 will fund improvements in Martin County, the cities of Elkhorn, Evarts, Liberty, Martin, Oak Grove and Smithland, as well as the Southern Water and Sewer District in McDowell.
New Hopkinsville Driver License Location Now Open
The Hopkinsville Driver’s License Office is now located in Hammond Place following a weekend move from the downtown Hopkinsville location. The office is now located at 700-B Hammond Plaza. The new office location opened Monday morning for both scheduled and walk-in appointments. Anyone needing to renew driver’s licenses, obtain new licenses, a Real ID, or a Kentucky identification card can go to...
Traffic blocked after woman shot during ‘domestic-related incident’ in Clarksville
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Police in Clarksville say they have shut down a part of a road as they investigate a shooting that happened Monday morning. The department says Tylertown Road is currently shut down between Samantha Lane and Clarksville Fire Rescue Station 11 as they investigate what they described as a “domestic-related” shooting of a woman along Samantha Lane.
Two Charged, Stolen Gun Recovered In Hopkinsville
A report of a large disturbance led to the discovery of a stolen gun on East 10th Street in Hopkinsville on Friday night. Hopkinsville Police say they were called for a large disturbance and located 19-year-old Keontae Radford and 19-year-old Na’darien Rowe, who were in the area, and underneath the vehicle they were sitting in was a Glock handgun with...
Oak Grove To Host “Festival of Racing” Over Next 2 Weeks
OAK GROVE, KY. — This May, Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel will host its inaugural Festival of Racing, a two-week-long event culminating with a blockbuster harness racing program on Saturday, May 16. The $1.5 million card, scheduled to begin at 12:45 p.m. (CDT), will feature the inaugural $500,000 Oak Grove Trotting Derby, for 3-year-old male trotters, and its filly companion...
Bailey Sets School Record in Daviess County 100m Win
Christian County’s Satona Bailey further cemented his status as the fastest sprinter in school history with a record-breaking performance at Saturday’s Daviess County Invitational. The junior won the 100-meter dash in 10.80 seconds, breaking his own mark of 10.97 seconds ran twice before at the 2024 region meet...
Lady Colonels Finish Fifth at Daviess County
The Christian County Lady Colonels brought home a top-five team finish at Saturday’s Daviess County Invitational. The Lady Colonels were paced on the track by senior Symeria Brown, who placed in three individual events. Brown was third in the 100-meter dash in 13.24, fourth in the 200 meters in 28.36, and third in the 400 meters in 1:03.38.

















