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FORT CAMPBELL, KY (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Army families that enjoyed bus transportation for their off-post students to before- and after-school on-post programs will soon have to make other arrangements. Two weeks into the school year, Fort Campbell announced it is ending transportation services provided from Clarksville-M

A FedEx driver is recovering after getting hurt in a crash in Adams, Tennessee.

CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – A 19-year-old from Springfield, Missouri was arrested Tuesday after he was found to be under the influence of alcohol during a crash on Interstate 24. Deputies with the Christian County Sheriff’s Office were called to the 90-mile marker of I-24 eastbound in...

A judge ruled the City of Clarksville's bid to take over the Ajax Turner Senior Center was a form of self-help, which is prohibited by state law.

A single-vehicle wreck on Cadiz Road in Christian County resulted in injuries on Tuesday. According to the Christian County Sheriff’s Office, Christopher Kaplan of Benton was driving west on Cadiz Road near Lester Road when he suffered from a medical issue that caused him to start convulsing. As a...

A Montgomery County judge ruled in favor of a temporary injunction for the Ajax Turner Senior Center, ordering the City of Clarksville to stop interfering with the center’s operations as their legal battle continues.

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Beautiful Spirited Women proudly celebrated 24 incredible young ladies from our Clarksville Chapter who successfully participated in our Leadership Cohort, a program intentionally designed to help girls strengthen their confidence, discover their leadership abilities, develop their voices, and prepare

OAK GROVE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Although Buc-ee’s in Oak Grove is not expected to open until 2029, five years after the project was announced, the City of Oak Grove has reassured that work is in progress, and dirt will move around the future location to make room for the massive travel center.

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Community members continued to voice frustrations toward the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board on Tuesday, as the board voted to approve the new decorum changes that will limit people to holding signs from their seat. This comes after several tense meetings where audience me

At the Tuesday, Aug. 18 meeting of the Clarksville Montgomery County Board of Education, the body approved a somewhat tighter Public Participation Policy that agitated some of its audience members. It also worked up a couple of Montgomery County Commissioners. The new policy, presented by State Rep. and CMCSS Board...