Ashland City neighbors concerned about aging power poles
Deborah Doyle, an Ashland City resident of Little Marrowbone Road, is concerned about the condition of the power infrastructure in her neighborhood.
Drought conditions worsen across Middle Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — “We need rain” is a statement that many Tennesseans are saying right now. During what is typically the wettest time of year, rain has been hard to come by. Nearly the entire Volunteer State is under drought conditions. The latest drought monitor has...
🏥 Multiple Healthcare Openings in Dickson County, TN
Healthcare hiring is strong in Dickson County right now, with TriStar Horizon Medical Center and local care providers adding new roles for nurses, lab staff, and caregivers. Here are several great options to explore this week:
City of Clarksville updates developments of Transportation 2020+ plan
It was five years ago this Spring, the City of Clarksville’s master plan for transportation improvements was adopted. Entitled, “Transportation 2020+”, it has since been a front-of-mind strategic document, guiding decisions about more, and better City streets, intersections, traffic signalizations and sidewalks, for...
Create Energy Buys Former 338,000-Sq.-Ft. Puritan Medical Facility in Orlinda, Plans 1,000 Jobs
ORLINDA, TENNESSEE (Smokey Barn News) – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Deputy Gov. and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter, and Create Energy officials have announced the company is launching a major expansion, creating a total of 1,003 new jobs and investing more than $78...
One injured in rear-end collision on MLK Way
A two-vehicle crash on Dr. Martin Luther King Way Monday sent a Hopkinsville teen to the hospital. According to the report from the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, the collision happened at the intersection of MLK Way and KY 1682, when a vehicle driven by a 16-year-old Hopkinsville resident collided with the...
Austin Peay State University’s 6th annual Native Plant Sale begins April 1
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Spring has arrived, and the time for enjoying the outdoors is here. If you are planning a trip to the garden center, make sure to add Austin Peay State University’s Native Plant Sale to your shopping list. This year’s sale runs from April 1-30, and...
Traffic Stops Lead To Drug Arrests; March Meth Madness
According to emails from the Stewart County Sheriff’s Office, Media. Coordinator Paulette Redman, the Sheriff’s office has been busy catching drivers with drugs in the county. Investigator Aaron Page observed a vehicle traveling east on Hwy. 79, March 5. A traffic stop was conducted due to the seat belt law. Once...
Fort Campbell to help honor 250th Anniversary of the United States
In honor of the 250th Anniversary of the United States, Fort Campbell will host an Independence Day celebration on the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) Parade Field featuring The Legend of Charlie Daniels Tribute Concert including a state-of-the art-Charlie Daniels hologram. The free event will also include...
Keeping Hope for Kenwood T-Shirt
All sales will be directed through the Foundation. All profits will be distributed to the affected families by working with, and through, Kenwood Middle School-level leadership. (All shirts can be picked up at 5 Star Media Group – 1640 Old Russellville Pike, Clarksville).

















