Clarksville Police Search for Missing Teen Who May Be in Hopkinsville or Oak Grove
Clarksville Police are renewing their request for the public’s help in locating a 17-year-old boy who has been missing for more than two months and may be in Christian County. Police say Deyonte Tatum has been missing since August 17, when he was last seen leaving for Northeast High...
What to know as IDB turns attention from Freedom Farms to 69-acre Office Park...
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – With Costco secured as the anchor for Freedom Farms, the Clarksville-Montgomery Industrial Development Board is turning its attention to the development of the 69-acre Office Park site, between Freedom Farms and Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital. Clarksville Now recently sat down with IDB Vice President of...
MISSING JUVENILE ALERT: Police ask for help locating 17-year-old
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a runaway juvenile, 17-year-old Deyonte Tatum, who has been missing since Aug. 17, 2026. According to CPD spokesperson Scott Beaubien, Tatum was last seen leaving for Northeast High School on Aug....
Hickory Wild pushes back on proposed eminent domain of HOA land to connect roads
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A resolution went to the Montgomery County Budget Committee this week seeking authorization for the acquisition of a portion of land, through eminent domain, to allow for the continuation of John Duke Tyler Boulevard in the Hickory Wild subdivision. While it was approved and...
Man convicted in connection with homicide case in Clarksville
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – A years-long investigation has resulted in one man being convicted in connection with a homicide case in Clarksville, Tennessee. According to a social media post by the Clarksville Police Department on Wednesday, on January 20, 2021, officers responded to a home on Westwood Drive in the Sango area, where Rachel Konen and her father, David Rodgers, were found dead.
Motorcyclist severely injured in KY 164 collision
A motorcyclist was flown to a Nashville hospital following a two-vehicle crash on KY 164 early Wednesday morning. According to the Christian County Sheriff’s Department, it happened around 5:10 a.m. when an eastbound motorcycle collided with the front side of a truck that was attempting to turn onto KY 164 from Binns Mill Road.
Man Arrested After Attack on White Bluff Family
A White Bluff family is recovering after a man they took in six months earlier attacked them with broken glass and tried to strangle the homeowner’s adult son. James Mitchell, 53, was arrested Friday morning, Oct. 9, in White Bluff and charged with child endangerment, vandalism, resisting arrest, felon in possession of a firearm, two counts of domestic assault and three counts of aggravated assault.
Former Dickson County Sheriff Sues Tennessee Sheriffs’ Association
Former Dickson County sheriff Jeff Bledsoe filed a federal lawsuit Oct. 9, against the Tennessee Sheriff’s Association and two of its officials, alleging he was fired in retaliation for reporting illegal activities. Bledsoe filed the complaint in U.S. District Court, Middle Tennessee Division, against the association, its president, Russell...
Focus 21st Century announces its 2026-27 adult, youth classes
Focus 21st Century Minority Leadership recently announced the members of its 2026-27 Adult leadership Class and its Focus Now Youth Enrichment Program Class. Focus 21st is a program in Christian County that hosts leadership development and networking classes for minorities. Karen Malone, Michaela Daniels, Cheryl Morris, Rose Jackson, Rossetta Jackson,...
Candidates for Christian Co. School Board District 5 meet in LWV forum
The race for the Christian County School Board District 5 seat is a crowded one, as three individuals look to bring their vision for Christian County Public Schools to life. Dr. Twan Doan, Dr. Whitney Holland and Dr. Robert Webb fielded a variety of questions in a lengthy forum hosted by the Hopkinsville League of Women Voter’s on Monday, and each one of them brought their A-game. They discussed topics such as facilities, property tax rates, teacher retention and raises, budget-making and much m

















