Montgomery County gained 20 new COVID-19 cases between Saturday and Sunday with zero new deaths. There are now over 200 recovered cases in the county.

The importance of voting is the subject of a video called “Every Vote Counts, Get Out There and Vote” that’s making the rounds on social media in Montgomery County.

With the July 4 weekend looming, Montgomery County has added 20-plus cases in a single day once again with 21 on Friday. There are five new recoveries and no deaths. 

There’s a sense of newness and strength in the Clarksville Police Department as a new chief of police assisted June 26 in the groundbreaking ceremony of a new precinct built on Industrial Drive.

With many fireworks shows canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, there’s likely to be more people shooting off fireworks in their backyards.

For the second time in the past week, Montgomery County has added at least 20 new COVID-19 cases in one day. Thursday's 20 cases marks its second-highest single day total. There were five recoveries and zero deaths.

The recent trend of adding double-digit positive COVID-19 cases per day has continued in Montgomery County on Wednesday with 14 new cases. There were three new recoveries. 

Jeff Bryant, a licensed professional engineer and Republican nominee, kicked off his general election campaign for highway supervisor.

Doug Englen announced his candidacy for state Senate in District 22.

Once again, Montgomery County has added double-digit positive COVID-19 cases in a one-day span with 15 on Tuesday. There were seven new recoveries and no deaths. 

Clarksville Transit System will resume fare collections on all buses and paratransit vans July 1.

Anyone who’s recently stepped into the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center since its reopening to the public has probably been instantly transported to the American West in the museum’s Kimbrough Gallery.

Clarksville police asked for the public’s help to identify suspect involved in multiple vehicle burglaries in the Kings Deer Drive area. 

A No Slack Soldier assigned to B Company, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), re-enlisted June 13 at Clarksville Speedway and Fairgrounds.

Soldiers and civilians with the Qualified Recycling Program are working together to recycle heavy metal waste in their area.

Clarksville police want to find a suspect wanted for theft and identity theft.

Dr. Tameka Duncan always knew she would be a physical therapist.

Clarksville Christian School officials reaffirmed plans to open the campus for face-to-face classes when the new school year begins Aug. 12.

During the director of schools’ report at Tuesday night’s Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools Board of Education work session, Millard House shared an update on a plan to reopen the district’s 40 schools for the upcoming school year amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Austin Peay State athletics announced Monday afternoon that all voluntarily workouts will be put on hold after 11 of its student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19.

After no report Sunday, the Tennessee Department of Health has revealed that there are now 464 COVID-19 cases in Montgomery County on Monday -- up 26 from the last report. There was one recovery and zero deaths.

Saturday saw more COVID-19 recoveries than new cases in Montgomery County, with totals of seven and four. There were no new deaths.