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- Montgomery County Commission Meetings to be Closed to Public through August
- Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department reopens Swan Lake, Bel-Aire Swimming Pools
- FBI Nashville Resident Agency Warns of Scammers Spoofing FBI Phone Number in Social Security Scam
- Tennessee Department of Health reports 1,167 new cases of Coronavirus in Tennessee, July 9th, 2020
- TSSAA Board hears update on efforts to minimize impact on Football, Girls’ Soccer Seasons
- Austin Peay State University’s Aspiring Assistant Principal Program hosts town hall on Racial Equality
- FDA Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: July 9th, 2020
- APSU professor Andrea Spofford connects with pandemic-distanced friends by sending original poems on antique postcards
- NASA reports Comet NEOWISE passes by the Sun, Providing a Treat for Observers
- Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Addresses the Nathan Bedford Forrest Bust
- President Donald Trump’s remarks on Safely Reopening America’s Schools
- TWRA Reports No Boating Fatalities, 11 BUI Arrests Over July 4th Operation Dry Water Weekend
- U.S. Army Healthcare Professionals share their call to serve
- Montgomery County, Robertson County General Sessions Court Judges Will Require Face Coverings in Courtrooms
- Clarksville area Pets of the Week for July 8th, 2020
- CDE Lightband along side TVA Energyright begin Virtual Home Energy Evaluations
- Tennessee Department of Health reports 2,870 new cases of Coronavirus in Tennessee, July 8th, 2020
- National Gas Price Average increases by One Penny
- Austin Peay State University names Marquase Lovings interim head football coach for 2020 season
- Clarksville Gas and Water Department reports Claymont Drive, West Creek Drive Water Outage
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Reno Aces defeat Nashville Sounds, 7-1
Nashville Sounds
Nashville, TN -The offense faltered for the Nashville Sounds Thursday night as they suffered a 7-1 setback to the Reno Aces their series finale.
The Sounds found themselves in an early hole before stepping up to the plate and never provided any resistance. A sacrifice fly from Socrates Brito followed by a two-run blast from Kevin Cron off starter Ben Bracewell put Nashville behind the eight-ball 3-0 in the first inning.
Cron found his home run swing again in the seventh inning of reliever Carlos Ramirez. The Aces’ first baseman turned on a 1-2 fastball and deposited it into the berm in left center field to extend Reno’s lead to 7-0.
Reno Aces Takes Two of Three From Nashville Sounds. (Nashville Sounds)
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Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office says Only Licensed Professionals Can Operate Sky Lanterns in Tennessee
Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office
Nashville, TN – Warmer weather means outdoor events like parties, weddings, and concerts where sky lanterns can often be found. The Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) is reminding concertgoers that sky lanterns—which are unmanned airborne paper lanterns fueled by flame—can only be operated in the Volunteer State by licensed fireworks professionals.
State law defines sky lanterns as special fireworks that can only be purchased and used by individuals with a professional license (such as a certified flame effect operator, certified outdoor display operator or certified proximate pyrotechnic operator). (They are also known as Chinese lanterns or wish lanterns.)
Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office says Leave Sky Lanterns and Other Special Light Displays to the Experts.
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Clarksville-Montgomery County area Tennessee Department of Transportation Work for June 7th, 2018
Tennessee Department of Transportation
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) reports that in Montgomery County there will be a road widening of SR374, Road Closure for Blasting, through July 2018, from 9:00am-3:30pm.
There will be intermittent road closures on SR 374 between LM 2-3 for pre-split blasting. All traffic will be halted during the blasting process until all debris is removed from roadway.
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Roxy Regional Theatre hosts Cumberland Winds in Recital on Friday, June 15th
Roxy Regional Theatre
Clarksville, TN – While many are familiar with their full band performances, the Cumberland Winds will feature the fine musicians from our community who make up the group during a soloist recital at the Roxy Regional Theatre on Friday, June 15th, 2018 at 7:30pm.
Featuring soloists and small ensembles performing varied styles and types of music in the intimate setting of the Roxy Regional Theatre, the evening will include performances by Richard Steffen on trumpet, Daniel Aston on tuba, Michael Stewart and Emmanual Mejeun on horn duet, Earl Corrothers and Darrin Hoffman on sax and guitar duet, Patricia Ritter and Yvonne Kendall on flute and harp duet, as well as pieces by Cumberland Winds’ Saxophone and Trombone Quartets and String and Woodwind Quintets.
Cumberland Winds in Recital set for June 15th at the Roxy Regional Theatre.
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The Nightmasters kicked off 2018 Jammin’ in the Alley
Jammin’ In The Alley
Clarksville, TN – Music is a year-round business for Ken Jolly and the members of The Nightmasters, but this past Friday another of Clarksville’s favorite concert series’ kicked off. This time, in Strawberry Alley, with Jammin’ in the Alley bringing hundreds of live music fans out for an evening of great entertainment in the heart of downtown.
“We’re excited to have Henry Rives back with us tonight,” Jolly said. “He’ll be sitting in on saxophone, and we are going to just blues/rock it up as usual. We take other people’s stuff, do it our own way, and it just seems to work.”
The Nightmasters opened the 2018 season of Jammin’ In The Alley Friday, June 1st.
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Clarksville Police respond to Runaway Horse and Buggy call
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – About 8:00am Thursday morning, June 7th, 2018 Clarksville Police Officers responded to an unusual call for service. The call came in as Buggy vs Mailboxes.
When CPD Officer Kurtich arrived on scene, he found the call was not overstated, dramatic, or fictitious. A woman was the driver of a horse with buggy down Suiter Road when the horse got spooked for an unknown reason, and took off running wildly.
Clarksville Police were dispatched this morning to a runaway horse and buggy on Suiter Road.
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Clarksville Police request help identifying Robbery Suspect
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police are trying to identify a robbery suspect. The robbery occurred on Monday, June 4th, 2018 around 9:30pm at 155 Edmondson Ferry Road.
A male about 5’9, thin, wearing gray sweat pants, black shirt, black and white shoes, black hat, and a white and black bandanna covering his face went into an Edmondson Ferry Road business pointed a handgun at the clerk and demanded money. He was given an undetermined amount of money and fled from the business.
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Clarksville Police arrest Shundarion Taylor for James Wells Homicide
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police have made an arrest in the homicide of James Wells, 30, of Clarksville occurring at the The Verge, 1523 Nolen Road.
The investigation revealed the homicide occurred during a drug transaction. The suspect identified as Shundarion Taylor met with the victim, James Wells, to purchase drugs and during the course of the transaction an altercation ensued and James Wells was fatally shot in the back.
Shundarion Taylor has been arrested by Clarksville Police for the shooting death of James Wells.
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Montgomery County Animal Care and Control releases May 2018 Statistics
Montgomery County Animal Care and Control
Montgomery County, TN – In an effort to make the public aware of the animal problem in Montgomery County, Montgomery County Animal Care and Control has released the statistics on the intake, adoption and euthanasia for the month of May, 2018.
Montgomery County Animal Care and Control took in a total of 453 animals (14 feral cats, 148 kittens, 69 cats, 33 puppies and 189 dogs).
Montgomery County Animal Care and Control
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2018 June Boom set for June 16th
Written by Justin Grant
Free Community Event Celebrates 10 Years
Clarksville, TN – 2018 marks a decade for June Boom in Clarksville, TN. Fuse Fireworks is excited to feature all the brand new fireworks for the July 4th season on Saturday, June 16th at Governor’s Square Mall.
This event was created 10 years ago from an idea between Justin Grant and Frank Caldwell, who both wanted to find a way to give back to Clarksville and Fort Campbell residents.
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