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Clarksville City Council set for vote on rezoning cases tied to housing growth

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Clarksville City Council is expected to take final votes on three rezoning cases that could affect how many homes are built and what types of housing are allowed in different parts of the city. Rezoning decisions play a major role in shaping housing growth,...
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Road conditions keep Christian County schools closed for eighth day in a row

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Christian County Public Schools has confirmed that campuses will remain closed through Wednesday, Feb. 4. A message to families says this decision came after road conditions were assessed across the county. Students will be utilizing Non-Traditional Instruction Day #9, with...
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Clarksville Police warn of phone scam with fake warrants, jury duty claims

CLARKSVILLE, TN – The Clarksville Police Department has taken several recent reports of Fraud/False Pretenses involving phone scams targeting members of our community. It is critical for the public to understand that law enforcement will never ask for money to “take care of” or resolve a warrant under any...
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Salt supply runs low in Oak Grove, Hopkinsville as plows continue clearing roads of...

CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – “We are dangerously low on our salt supply,” said Oak Grove Public Works Director Brian Ahart during a recent city council meeting. Increased demand due to Winter Storm Fern coupled with multiple inches of ice lingering on roadways have caused salt supplies to dwindle in...
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Individual receiving help after stand-off in Todd County

The situation ended peacefully and an individual is getting the help they need following an incident on Beckham Road in Elkton on Monday. According to Kentucky State Police, they responded to the scene in Todd County where a male subject was experiencing a crisis and had barricaded himself inside of the home. To...
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Deaf cat that went missing in Tennessee winter storm found in muddy tunnel

MONTGOMERY CO., Tenn. (WSMV) - A beloved cat went missing days ago during the deadly winter storm in Tennessee, and because she’s deaf, finding her proved to be exceptionally difficult. But it proved to be a “happy reunion story” — it was announced that Coco the cat had been...
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Foster homes needed for ‘ice storm survivor’ puppies in Tennessee

PEGRAM, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Middle Tennessee animal control department is asking for foster homes to open their doors for puppies who survived the recent ice storm. The Cheatham County Animal Control reports that fosters are needed for puppies who were found in an outdoor pen that was frozen shut.
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Vanleer family loses home to fire

Winter Storm Fern thrust most of Dickson County into a deep freeze last week, but one Vanleer family found themselves flung from an arctic blast to a blazing inferno. Samantha “Sammi” Nelson, 39, and her son Everett, 11, were braving the storm like everyone else on Sunday, Jan. 25 at their home on Highway 49 in...
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Schools remain closed in Christian County, alternate bus routes possible when roads clear

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Christian County Public Schools will remain closed through Tuesday, Feb. 3, with students required to utilize Non-Traditional Instruction Day #8 instead of attending class in person. Inspire Early Learning Center will be open with modified hours from 7:30 AM-4:30 PM....
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Bill Jones: Nicknames of areas in Springfield (part two)

Last week we looked at some of the nicknames of areas in Springfield. Some have been forgotten mostly and some are still known today for a certain area. Black Branch: This was an area of a water stream that the town used for their source of water that ran along what is now Memorial Blvd. There were also many sulphur...

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