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Fort Campbell identifies pilot killed in helicopter training crash June 11

Fort Campbell has identified the soldier who died during a helicopter training exercise on June 11. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Dustin K. Wright, pilot for the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, was pronounced dead on-site after an aviation training crash near the Kentucky-Tennessee border. More: Fort Campbell soldier killed...
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Ingram signs on to develop Tennessee port

The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), Cheatham County, and Ingram Marine Group, Nashville, have announced a public-private partnership to develop the Ashland City River Port — a $33 million multimodal freight hub on the Cumberland River. The 40-acre site, located at mile marker 162, will be home to a...
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Metro police identify woman after body recovered from the Cumberland River

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) -The body recovered from the Cumberland River on Thursday was identified, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department. On Thursday, the body of a woman, later identified as 29-year-old Taylor Powell, was recovered from the Cumberland River in Cheatham County. Here are instructions on...
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Highest-paying management jobs for people in Clarksville

Highest-paying management jobs for people in Clarksville. Managers are the glue holding companies and organizations together. At the executive level, managers are responsible for overall strategy and improving the bottom line. At lower levels, managers make decisions, build relationships, help customers, and lead...
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County Judge talks road-legal UTVs, storm debris clean up

Soon, residents will be able to operate UTVs, side-by-sides, or special purpose vehicles on Kentucky and Christian County roads—as long as they abide by the rules. Those regulations set down by the Kentucky General Assembly include that the UTVs can only travel 20 miles on county roads, which Judge Executive Jerry...
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Austin Peay announces record-breaking fundraising total from Candlelight Ball

CLARKSVILLE, TN − Austin Peay State University announced today that its 41st annual Candlelight Ball raised a record-breaking $266,642 for student scholarships and academic programs. The black-tie event brought together alumni, donors, and community members for a night of celebration and philanthropy at the...
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Man Injured In Greenville Road Crash

A wreck on Greenville Road in Christian County sent a man to the hospital Friday afternoon. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say a northbound car driven by Patricia Houchens was attempting to turn into a driveway and pulled into the path of a southbound car driven by Bruce Stanley. The...
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Millan Public Parking Garage to open this month next to F&M Bank Arena

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Millan Enterprises plans to open the Millan Public Parking Garage downtown at the end of June, according to a news release. The parking garage sits next to F&M Bank Arena at 90 College St. “This project is a perfect example of a successful public-private...
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Clarksville replacing city hall roof after hail damage

Hundreds of thousands of dollars are being put into repairs for Clarksville's city hall after hail significantly damaged the roof.
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Ascend Elements Files Appeal Against Ruled Arbitration

In what’s become a high-profile civil case in south western Kentucky, officials with Ascend Elements, Inc. have filed formal notice of appeal against Turner-Kokosing Joint Venture, et al. — which challenges portions of a May 23 order issued by Chief Circuit Judge John L. Atkins involving arbitration and litigation...

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