Monthly Archives: May, 2010

Riverside Drive Assistance Briefing

Clarksville Mayor Johnny Piper will hold a special meeting Wednesday, May 5th at 4:00 pm in the Council Chambers at 106 Public Square with the...

Flood waters lead to reckless behavior

With the high water in Clarksville Tennessee,  some thrill seekers saw it as an opportunity to engage in a little daredevilry. This included driving...

State Agencies Urge Water Conservation, Health and Safety Measures in Flooded Areas

While Clarksville's water supply is fully functional, our sewer system is not. So please try to limit water usage as anything you flush currently...

APSU Flooding and Exam Information

Final exams will resume as scheduled at 8:00 am on Wednesday morning. All campuses will be open and running on a normal schedule. We...

Latest Openings, Closings, and Road Closures

Last updated: 2:00 pm May 15th 2010 A listing of the information that is available relating to the roads, schools, and other essential services which may...

St. Bethlehem United Methodist Church to hold a Community Prayer Service for Clarksville Flood Recovery

St. Bethlehem United Methodist Church will be holding a community wide Prayer Service in support of those recovering from the Clarksville Flood on...

Food Safety A Priority In Flood Aftermath

"When in doubt, throw it out," says public health official Due to the recent flooding and power outages experienced across middle and west Tennessee, food...

Some business owners were prepared for the flood

On Saturday after several days of very heavy rains the Cumberland River and Red River began to rise. The resulting flood easily bypassed the...

Turn around, don’t drown

Montgomery County is currently under a flood warning. The crest is expected to reach 54.6' on May 3rd at 6:00 am on the Cumberland...

Heavy rains can’t drown out Spring Fling at Dunbar Cave

The Friends of Dunbar Cave held their annual spring fling event at Dunbar Cave State Park on Saturday May 1st 2010. The wet weather...

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