A new Gold Star Families memorial monument to honor the families of servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives while serving in the military is currently planned at Fort Campbell.

State driver’s license services returned Sept. 14 to Clarksville City Hall.

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security held the Three Stars of Tennessee awards and first responder recognition ceremony last week.

In the last 50 years, the U.S. suffered from a growing teacher shortage, with fewer and fewer college students majoring in education.

There are free industrial readiness training program opportunities available for those looking for a career.

This fall, Austin Peay State University interim president Dannelle Whiteside is partnering with Austin Peay’s office of equity, access and inclusion and the university’s diversity committee for a new, campus-wide initiative – “A Place at Our Table.”

The Austin Peay State University board of trustees will hold its fall meetings Sept. 17-18.

Clarksville Transit System will conduct an online public meeting to answer questions from its passengers, stakeholders and the community and to take suggestions about ways to improve its services.

Clarksville police invites residents to take part in a survey about the  safety of the community and the department’s overall performance.

While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic remains, Clarksville Parks and Recreation adapted the traditional three-day Riverfest celebration into nearly two weeks of in-person and virtual events.

Clarksville Parks and Recreation announced the winners of the Riverfest Juried Art Show.

In the three days since the last COVID-19 update in Montgomery County, the area has gained 61 new cases or approximately 20 per day. There was one new death and 58 classified as recovered/inactive.

Clarksville police detectives charged two suspects with two counts each of aggravated robbery after the men apparently used online dating sites and apps to meet up with people to rob them.

Clarksville police asked for the public’s help to find suspects involved in an aggravated assault where shots were fired Sept. 1 at about 7:45 p.m. in the 1300 block of Viewmont Drive. 

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers responded to an emergency call Sept. 9 at Hamilton Creek Marina on Percy Priest Lake.

Clarksville police asked for the public’s help to find a runaway teenager. 

Three candidates will be on the Nov. 3 ballot for Montgomery County circuit court clerk.

The Tennessee Department of Health on Tuesday reported 175,231 cases of COVID-19 statewide with 2,127 deaths.

Fire Chief Freddie Montgomery and Mayor Joe Pitts led a ceremony Sept. 11 to honor fallen firefighters and police officers and the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

The Montgomery County Commission approved Juneteenth as a paid holiday for the county’s employees.

They are the ones who head into the danger zone before the storm hits.

The Montgomery County Commission approved the first of two readings necessary to increase the wheel tax by $25 to fund the construction of a new school on Rossview Road and additional construction projects planned for schools in the next five years.

36 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Montgomery County on Monday. There was one new death and seven inactive/recovered cases. The county's positive test rate is 8.22 percent. 

Montgomery County saw 29 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday with zero deaths and 10 recovered/inactive. The county's positive test rate is 8.25 percent.