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Chris Carbin announces campaign for Montgomery County Commission, District 20

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Chris Carbin, an Army veteran and CMCSS teacher, has announced his candidacy to serve District 20 on the Montgomery County Commission. ​Carbin has called Montgomery County home for over a combined 25 years and District 20 home for 14 years. In that time, he and his wife, Nikki, have
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County mayor candidates on the issues: School funding, quality-of-life projects, flooding

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – To help give voters the information they need to make educated decisions on the Aug. 6 ballot, Clarksville Now is presenting Q&A articles on key issues in the Montgomery County sheriff’s and mayor’s races. The candidates for county mayor are incumbent Wes...
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Quick Response Prevents Total Loss After Springfield Home Ignites

SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – A Springfield home ignited Tuesday morning, triggering a swift and aggressive response from local firefighters who quickly brought the blaze under control, preventing what could have been a total loss of the residence. The first call came into 911 at 11:47 a.m. for...
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Clarksville approves property tax increase after weeks of budget debate

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — After weeks of budget discussions, Clarksville homeowners will soon see a higher property tax bill. The Clarksville City Council approved a new property tax rate of $1.01, which includes a 9-cent property tax increase. City leaders say the increase is needed to help fund day-to-day operation
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Christian County Water District issues a boil water advisory

Following a main line break near the 16000 block of Dawson Springs Road on Tuesday, The Christian County Water District has issued a boil water advisory. The advisory includes addresses 16660 to 23524 Dawson Springs Road, 5374 to 5845 Union Temple Road and 6690 to 7812 Poole Mill Road, as well as all addresses on Cord
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Name Released In Interstate 24 Crash

A crash on Interstate 24 in Oak Grove sent a motorcyclist to a Nashville hospital on Monday afternoon. Kentucky State Police say that at 4:11 pm, a motorcycle driven by 70-year-old Kendall Smith of Virginia was eastbound when it collided with the back of an SUV just before the Pembroke Oak Grove Road exit.
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Clarksville Man And Woman Charged With Trafficking Drugs

A traffic stop on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Oak Grove led to drug charges for a Clarksville man and woman on Monday night. Oak Grove Police say they stopped a vehicle driven by 35-year-old Dangelo Majors for not having taillights and found his license was suspended. A gun along with...
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Nominations sought for Eighth of August awards

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Human Rights Commission is seeking nominations for Heritage Awards that will be presented during an Eighth of August emancipation celebration. Individuals and churches may nominate community members “whose service, leadership, faith, and dedication have made a lasting impact on the Hop
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First day of school coming soon: See what’s new in Clarksville

The countdown to the 2026-27 school year has begun for Clarksville-Montgomery County students, families and teachers. Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools will start classes Aug. 6, which will be Freedom Elementary's opening day as the district’s fourth new school in five years. Here are the key dates and changes fami
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‘This decision was not made lightly’: Cheatham County Schools to increase school meal prices

ASHLAND CITY, Tenn. (WSMV) - Families who pay for school lunches in Cheatham County will soon be paying more for their kids’ meals. For the first time in four years, the school district will increase the price of school lunches. The district said that over the past year, food...

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