Clarksville TN

This past Thursday, June 26th, the Kentucky-Tennessee Livestock Market held their annual Customer Appreciation Day at their Guthrie location to celebrate 70 years of business. According to Co-Owner Stephanie Barnett, all customers, buyers, employees, families, and supporters were invited to the fun filled event....

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Located in the heart of Clarksville on Public Square, Tap This offers an experience never seen before in the city: a self-serve tap wall. Locally owned by veterans and friends, Tap This has brought an innovative approach to on-tap drinks. The owners, Destinee and Jason Arnold and...

The Hopkinsville Police Department is investigating after a home was damaged by gunfire early Monday morning. According to the police report, it happened around 1:20 a.m. when an unknown suspect fired a gunshot into the victim’s apartment on East 18th Street, causing approximately $200 worth of damage to the dwelling.

Madison Kunst, representing Madison County, was crowned Miss Tennessee USA 2025 on Saturday evening at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville. This year’s event marked the 25th time the pageant was held at the University’s George & Sharon Mabry Concert Hall. Rounding out the top five finalists in the Miss...

An Ashland City man on the lam got himself into a jam just over the state border when he got out of order. According to an arrest affidavit filed in the Christian County (Kentucky) District Court, on June 21, Oak Grove Police Department officers were dispatched to a Pilot truck stop in Oak Grove after making a...

CLARKSVILLE, TN − “The Prairie Preacher,” a PBS Appalachia Virginia documentary produced in partnership with the Southeastern Grasslands Institute at Austin Peay State University, recently won an Emmy Award at the 2025 Emmys National Capital Region awards. The 27-minute film features Dr. Dwayne Estes, a botanist who...

Another round of drenching downpours in parts of western Kentucky only added to what is basically already a year's worth of rain that has fallen across the region. More than four inches of rain in just about an hour on Saturday afternoon left water standing in many places around Hopkinsville and Christian County.

KY 117 in Christian County will now officially be known as the POW/MIA Trail, following the passage of House Joint Resolution 5 passed earlier this year during the 2025 session of the General Assembly. Representative Myron Dossett of Pembroke made the announcement, saying, “American prisoners of war and their...

At the request of Clarksville’s Immaculate Conception Church, the Sullivan-Gill House on Franklin Street will be demolished. The approval from the Clarksville Regional Planning Commission came with an appeal following the demolition’s denial earlier this year from the Common Design Review Board. An appeal is required...

A Hopkinsville man was charged with possession of drugs after a traffic stop on North Drive in Hopkinsville Sunday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they stopped a vehicle driven by 64-year-old Kenneth Morris for careless driving and during the stop, he told the officer he didn’t have his license because an officer...