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yesterday in Health, News
Public health professors at Austin Peay State University are keeping a close eye on measles numbers both in Tennessee and Kentucky. Here’s what they had to say.
yesterday in News
Two companies that operated a Clarksville-based pain management clinic and two of their managers have agreed to pay $1.5 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act.
Thursday in News
CMCSS remained at Level 5, the highest TVAAS rating possible, while setting several district records in student growth.
Thursday in News
CMCSS officials say repairs are ongoing after a pipe rupture contaminated Rossview High School’s geothermal HVAC system.
Wednesday in Business, News
Crucible Metals, which is building a massive new smelter to replace the existing Zinc Plant, invited community members to attend a public information session this week.
Monday in News
The commission approved a resolution to acquire, if necessary, land through eminent domain for the continuation of John Duke Tyler Boulevard.
Monday in News
The City Council has approved on first reading a rezoning of land for the planned Encompass Health rehabilitation hospital.
Monday in Crime, News
Prosecutors are seeking higher bail for the man accused in the 2025 Franklin Street murder after he was arrested on vehicle burglary and drug charges while out on bond.
Sunday in Clarksville Conversations, News, Podcasts
Incoming Clarksville Mayor Mark Riggins inherits a financial crisis, legal disputes, stalled projects and tensions connected to all three. Riggins says he’s ready to get started.
Sunday in News
Clarksville forecast: Sunny skies and gradually warming temperatures are expected early this week, with a good chance of rain Tuesday.