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State says Tennova-Clarksville can’t move planned satellite hospital to Exit 11

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – After failing to prevent competitors from coming into Clarksville with new hospitals, Tennova has now been denied state permission to shift its planned satellite hospital to a desired location at Exit 11, according to documents obtained by Clarksville Now. Tennova-Healthcare...
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Premier Medical Group welcomes 2 new physicians to its family medicine department

CLARKSVILLE,TN − Premier Medical Group is proud to welcome Dr. Daniel Suiter, MD, and Dr. Rebecca Aaron, MD, to its Family Medicine department. Both physicians will begin seeing patients in October 2025, further strengthening Premier’s commitment to providing exceptional, patient-centered care to the Clarksville...
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Clarksville police seeking to identify person on camera caught attempting to open vehicles

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) is asking for the public’s help in identifying a person seen attempting to open vehicle doors at a new apartment complex off Warfield Drive. Police said a male, wearing a dark hoodie, dark pants, and black shoes, was captured on...
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Man charged with attempted arson in Todd County

ELKTON, Ky. (WEKT) – An Elkton man is charged with attempted arson. According to WEKT, a male subject threatened to burn down a home on West Jefferson Street Monday afternoon. Police say they were called to the scene when 53-year-old Michael Bailey was found walking with a plastic jug...
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Rogue elk spotted in Ashland City

Rutherford County had a zebra, Sumner County had a bear, and now, there's an elk wandering around in Cheatham County.
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Kentucky duo arrested on drugs, weapons charges in Ashland City

The need for speed across state the border led to a jaunt to jail for an Oak Grove, Kentucky man and woman. According to an arrest report, on the afternoon of July 29, from the Ashland City Police Department (ACPD) pulled over a blue Volvo sport utility vehicle traveling 51 miles per hour in a 40 mph zone. Upon...
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Tennessee Woman Charged With Trafficking Drugs

A Southside, Tennessee, woman was charged with trafficking drugs after a traffic stop on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Oak Grove Sunday night. Oak Grove Police say during a traffic stop near Winners Way, the passenger in the vehicle, 45-year-old Dana Adkins, was seen trying to conceal drug paraphernalia under the seat.
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Hopkinsville Police seeks assistance identifying theft suspects

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Hopkinsville Police Department is seeking assistance from the public to locate to suspects who are wanted for questioning in reference to a theft. According to Officer Royale Marfil, they are suspected of stealing a wallet that contained a large amount of cash, along with...
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TWRA Confirms Bear Sightings In 3 Counties In West TN, Including Stewart

Facebook posts showing a bear started showing up in the county last week. Sunday night, August 3, a bear was caught on a game camera behind the AASC Ballpark on Highway 79. Then, Tues., Aug. 5, local sportsmen Hayden Houske and Hunter Milliken posted a video of a bear swimming across the Cumberland River between Cub...
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Father calls for park closure after second child drowns in Red River

A father who lost his 12-year-old son to drowning in May is calling for the closure of Billy Dunlop Park after an 11-year-old girl drowned in the same location on Sunday.

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