Relay for Life to kick off fundraising campaign with a pancake breakfast
After raising nearly $70,000 last year, Christian County Relay for Life is preparing to kick-off its 34th fundraising campaign starting with their annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday. Relay for Life is an organization dedicated to supporting local individuals fighting cancer and their families during the treatment...
Clarksville Mayor Pitts: Winter storm gives us added responsibility to unite
In a statement released Sunday, Jan. 25 from Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts, the winter storm of January 24-25, 2026, has left all Clarksvillians with an opportunity, and really, a responsibility, to unite and work together in recovery. A little later today, we’ll be sharing specific details about a decision to...
Winter storm: Roads icy in Clarksville, low tonight drops to 0 degrees
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A layer of frozen sleet and snow 3 inches thick is blanketing Clarksville, and with high temperatures staying below freezing for the week ahead, it isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Monday night could be the worst of it: With a low of 0...
Winter storm: Law enforcement names worst roads near Fort Campbell due to snow, ice
OAK GROVE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Oak Grove Police Department says road conditions have not improved since extra ice and snow accumulation came through Sunday. Monday morning around 7:30 a.m., Oak Grove PD said roads remain difficult to navigate as road markings are nearly impossible to see, and shoulders...
Closures, cancellations for Tuesday, Jan. 27
Christian County Public Schools will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 27 and again Wednesday, Jan. 28. These will be NTI Days numbers 3 and 4. Heritage Christian Academy will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 27 and Wednesday, Jan. 28. University Heights Academy will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 27. Todd County Public Schools...
As winter settles in, Kentucky braces again
Leaving town a few days ago as everyone was dashing about to prepare for the big winter storm, I had this weird recollection of that “MASH” episode on CBS when the surgeons and nurses were frantically tearing down their mobile hospital in Korea. They were “bugging out” for safer territory.
Dickson County, TN – Alert Today: Yellow Tape Marks Cleared Vehicles
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Dickson County, TN – Drivers across Dickson County may notice yellow caution tape tied to vehicles during the ongoing winter weather event, and officials say it carries an important message tied to...
Cheatham County, TN – Traffic Advisory: I-40 Blocked by Ice-Fallen Trees
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Highway Patrol is warning drivers of dangerous travel conditions along Interstate 40 this morning after falling ice and frozen trees caused partial lane blockages in several...
Clarksville girls wrestling heads to fifth straight state tournament
Clarksville girls wrestling is headed to its fifth consecutive state dual tournament after wins over Rossview and Montgomery Central in the region tournament. The Wildcats were scheduled to face Collierville in the sectionals but the Dragons chose to forfeit, automatically sending Clarksville to the state tournament....
New year, new career in Clarksville: Where to find local jobs for new future
The start of a new year traditionally brings fresh resolutions and renewed ambition, and for many in Clarksville, 2026 is the year to find that better job. Whether you’re seeking higher pay, better benefits, or simply a change of pace, there’s never been a better time to explore what’s available right here at home.
