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Four Clarksville artists featured in art opening Saturday
A pair of married Clarksville couples will celebrate openings of new art shows 6-9 p.m. Saturday in Nashville.
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Clarksville Half-Marathon draws 1,300 and counting
The Clarksville Half-Marathon, initially expected to draw 600 participants, today has 1,345 registered.
Friday | The Tennessean
Clarksville woman charged after calling 911 about relationship troubles
A woman was arrested Wednesday and charged with abusing the 911 emergency system for a second time.
Friday | WTVF Nashville
Clarksville School Divides Boys, Girls Into Separate Classrooms
One school is making a big switch to start the new grading period by creating separate classrooms for boys and girls.
Friday | The Leaf-Chronicle
Clarksville man settles rape case involving 12-year-old
A Clarksville man charged with raping a 12-year-old girl settled his case Thursday in Judge John H. Gasaway's court.
Latture, Weber named to state economic development board
Paul Latture and Holly Sears Weber from the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce were recently elected president and Middle Tennessee representative by the membership at the Tennessee Economic Development Council annual fall conference held in Kingsport, Ten.. TEDC is a statewide organization for both public and private sector professionals ...
School bands march in Clarksville Veterans day parade
There's nothing like the sounds of a marching band to pump spectator excitement along a parade route.
Clarksville Sunrise Rotary Club Gives Back to the Community
On October 22, 2009, the Clarksville Sunrise Rotary Club presented checks to organizations that assisted with the Sunrise Century Bike Ride.
Training exercise planned at mall in Clarksville early Tuesday morning
Clarksville and Montgomery County emergency personnel will conduct a large-scale training exercise early Tuesday morning at Governor's Square Mall.
Classes at Clarksville school divided into girls, boys
Norman Smith Elementary School is giving an old idea another chance: The school has reshuffled two classes of fourth grade students, separating the girls from the boys.
Iris May Evjen -- Clarksville, Tenn.
ROCHESTER -- Iris May Evjen, 87, of Clarksville, Tenn., formerly of Rochester, died of Alzheimer's on Saturday, Sept.
Clarksville Walmart 'Star' Honored by Children's Hospital
Nashville There's often a special reason why people go above and beyond to support the Monroe Carell Jr.
Rain floods Clarksville's marina site
Downpour makes for one of the city's wettest Octobers By BRIAN EASON * The Leaf-Chronicle * November 3, 2009 Clarksville Marina's construction site flooded Sunday, in the wake of heavy rain Saturday night - a fitting end to an October that's been one of the wettest on record.
Investment group purchases Hampton Plaza in Clarksville
An Atlanta-based investment group has purchased Clarksville's Hampton Plaza, a 213,000-square-foot shopping center anchored by Kohl's, for $11.2 million.
Army Soldier Arrested with 100lbs. C-4
An Army Special Forces soldier has been arrested following the discovery of about 100 pounds of explosives at his Tennessee home.
Clarksville man charged with trying to kill woman
A Clarksville man was arrested Tuesday and charged with trying to murder a woman by shooting at her.
One killed, three injured at Clarksville Halloween party
Howard County police are investigating a homicide at a crowded Halloween party in Clarksville.
Clarksville High School's 'Red Ribbon Week' carries anti-drug message
The Clarksville High Wildcats zeroed in on a specific message last week - Be Drug Free.
Clarksville brothers reunite in Iraq
When Capt. Matthew Wagoner and Sgt. 1st Class Cameron Wagoner joined the military about nine years ago, they never thought they'd end up together in a combat zone.
Clarksville NAACP lawsuit dismissed
The Clarksville, Tenn., chapter of the NAACP said Friday morning that a Montgomery County judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against it alleging the organization did not respond to claims of discrimination by government agencies.