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- Representative Mark Green visits 101st Airborne Soldiers at the United States-Mexico Border
- Austin Peay State University Women’s Basketball hosts Tennessee State
- Clarksville Fire Rescue’s Steve Batten promoted to Deputy Fire Chief
- #23/#23 Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball faces #3/#5 UConn on the road, Thursday
- TBI issues AMBER Alert for four month old Raymond Lyons Jr. of Lebanon Tennessee
- Clarksville Office of Housing schedules annual Count of Homeless
- Clarksville area Pets of the Week for January 22nd, 2020
- AAA says as Temperatures Drop across the Country, so has Gas Prices
- Blanchfield Army Community Hospital awarded Gold Seal, again, after Joint Commission’s triennial review
- NASA dates Australian Meteor Crater, Oldest Crater Known
- Speaker Nancy Pelosi Knows Impeachment Is Weak
- Tennessee Vols Basketball rolls Ole Miss, 73-48
- Tennessee Department of Health says Ava ascends as Tennessee’s Top Baby Girl Name in 2019, William still biggest for Boys
- Tennessee Democratic Party Delegate Selection Now Open
- AAA reports Growing Stocks, Low Demand Help National Average Decline
- Nashville Sounds announces Group Outings for 2020 Season now on Sale
- American Red Cross urgently needs donors, Critical type O Blood Shortage
- Instant Peay Play: APSU Governors Women’s Tennis Team looks to defend OVC title
- Clarksville Gas and Water announces Water Valve Work to Cause Area Wide Water Outage for Hawkins Road, Edmondson Ferry Road & Kingsbury Road Vicinity
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Nashville Sounds suffer 9-4 loss to Omaha Storm Chasers at First Tennessee Park
Nashville, TN – Omaha Storm Chasers have a five-run third inning to help them beat the Nashville Sounds 9-4 in front of 6,307 fans and 214 four-legged friends Tuesday night at First Tennessee Park.
Omaha plated a run in the top of the first inning to take an early lead, but Nashville bounced back in the bottom of the second with a pair of runs.
Matt Davidson crushed his ninth home run of the season to open the inning and make it a 1-1 game. Patrick Wisdom followed with a walk, and Jose Trevino chased him around from first with a double to the wall in right field to give the Sounds a 2-1 lead.
Matt Davidson’s Two Homers Not Enough for Nashville Sounds Tuesday night against Omaha Storm Chasers. (Nashville Sounds)
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Montgomery County to host Plastic Free event on May 3rd
Montgomery County, TN – Did you know that every second 160,000 plastic bags are used around the world and on average each of those bags is only used for 12 minutes. Thousands of plastic bags eventually become litter and end up in waterways.
Even properly disposed of plastic bags can be a challenge. On windy days at Bi-County Landfill on Dover Road, bags catch the wind and fly about like small kites. It takes 4 employees over 3 hours each to collect them all.
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Friends of Fort Defiance to hold “March To The Past” on Saturday, May 4th
Clarksville, TN – On Saturday, May 4th, 2019, the Friends of Fort Defiance will host their annual March To The Past living history event at Fort Defiance in Clarksville from 10:00am to 3:00pm.
Live cannon demonstrations, 19th-century music performed by a Cumberland Winds ensemble, period reenactors, and numerous displays and presenters will all be part of this big event.
Numerous exhibits on civilian and military life in the 19th century, artillery demonstrations and more at Clarksville’s historic Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center.
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Clarksville Mayor’s Youth Council collects books for Clarksville-Montgomery County Elementary Schools
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Mayor’s Youth Council held book drives as a community service project, collecting 1,012 books to donate to Clarksville-Montgomery County elementary schools.
Members of the Youth Council began drives at their high schools last September, then brought the collected books to Clarksville Parks and Recreation to be distributed to schools.
The Clarksville Mayor’s Youth Council conducted a book drive as a service project, collecting a total of 1,012 books to donate to several Clarksville-Montgomery County elementary schools. Youth Council members began book drives at their high schools in September, then brought the collected books to Clarksville Parks & Recreation to be distributed to schools.
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Clarksville Police request public help in finding James Gouch who used Credit Card Stolen from a Burglary
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police say through the public’s assistance and solid police work, a man who used a stolen credit card from a vehicle burglary has been identified and has active warrants for: Vehicle Burglary, Three Counts Identity Theft and Fraudulent Use Of A Credit Card.
Police are trying to locate James Michael Gouch, age 26, height 5’4″, weight 145 lbs, with black hair, and brown eyes.
Clarksville Police request public help in finding James Gouch who used Credit Card Stolen from a Burglary
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Clarksville Police report Woman Lied about being Robbed while out for a Run
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) had sent out a safety alert after a report of a woman being robbed while out jogging, April 2nd, 2019 around 9:00pm in the Nat Hoosier Lane area out of concern for the safety of citizens.
The media outlets willingly helped spread the word to facilitate public safety. There were many residents deeply troubled and expressed concerns about something like that happening in their neighborhood.
Clarksville Police have charged Rose Pauls with False Report.
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Clarksville Building and Codes director Mike Baker to Retire
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Building & Codes Director Mike Baker will retire June 30th, 2019 after more than 20 years with the department, the past seven years as director.
Baker began with Building & Codes in 1999 as a building inspector, in part to help the City manage the impact of the January 1999 tornado that damaged or destroyed dozens of buildings across the city, especially downtown.
Clarksville Building & Codes director Mike Baker has announced he will retire on June 30th, after 20 years with the department. Director led department during time of dramatic growth.
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Austin Peay State University professor Kevin Harris, student Nicholas Foreman to publish chapter in Oxford Handbook of Expertise
Clarksville, TN – “Before the Soviet Union fell, they thought they were rife with these natural chess players,” Dr. Kevin Harris, Austin Peay State University (APSU) professor of psychological science, said.
Austin Peay State University professor Dr. Kevin Harris and student Nick Foreman review expert literature at the library. (APSU)
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Clarksville Gas and Water reports Allenwood Drive Area Water Outage
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Gas and Water Department has turned off water service on Allenwood Drive and Keith Drive for fire hydrant and water main leak repair.
Low water pressure may also affect the area during the work.
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American Red Cross asks everyone to give Blood during Trauma Awareness Month
Nashville, TN – There’s no way to predict when or where an accident will happen. That’s why the American Red Cross needs donors to give blood and platelets during Trauma Awareness Month this May and throughout the year to help ensure that trauma centers are prepared the moment an injured patient arrives.
LaDeodra Drummond donates blood. (Jeanette Ortiz-Osorio/American Red Cross)
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