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Topic: Exit 11
CDE Lightband Partners with Montgomery County to bring Gig Speed to Wade Borne Nature Center
October 15, 2019 | 
Montgomery County, TN – The Wade Bourne Nature Center, a new nature center currently being constructed by Montgomery County Government in the heart of Rotary Park, will also feature Gig Speed Internet capabilities provided through CDE Lightband. Montgomery County Parks and Recreation, who currently operates the 111-acre public access park, has announced an agreement with CDE Lightband to provide high-speed internet services to the nature center facility and areas within Rotary Park.
Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett and CDE Lightband’s Christy Batts pose with prototype educational panels that will be installed around the exterior of the Wade Bourne Nature Center in Rotary Park.
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Clarksville Police have Robbery Suspect in Custody
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department reports that the robbery suspect is in custody. There was an incident that did occur at Exit 11 in the city limits.
However that incident has been turned over to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. All further inquires need to go to Metro Nashville Police Department for the robberies and the TBI for the incident at Exit 11.
Clarksville Police say the robbery suspect they have been looking for has been taken into custody.
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Clarksville-Montgomery County Mayors create Interstate Exit Beautification Task Force
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts and Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett together have created a task force to formulate a plan to beautify the Interstate 24 exits that serve the Clarksville-Montgomery County area.
Interstate Exit Beautification Task Force will hold it’s first meeting at Clarksville City Hall on Tuesday, May 14th.
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Vacant Madison Street Kmart Property in Clarksville acquired by Rise Partners
Rise Partners
Chattanooga, TN – Rise Partners, an investment group focused on shopping center acquisitions, redevelopments and ground-up development, announced its purchase of the vacant Kmart property on Madison Street, a 95,000 square foot shopping center located in Clarksville, Tennessee.
This is Rise Partners third acquisition and is a solid fit to its strategy of acquiring premium location redevelopment opportunities. The project is scheduled to be completed this fall, in time for holiday shopping.
Construction to Begin Immediately at vacant Kmart Property with Five National Retailers Slated to Open by Late Fall.
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Clarksville Police Department reports Changes to Hauler Schedule, Potential Traffic Interruption
Clarksville Police Department (CPD)
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department just received a notification about changes to the movement of the beams for the McClure Bridge.
The first movement will still take place on February 1st, 2019. The changes could mean more of an impact to traffic flow.
The company is now going to bring four 130ft beams on separate haulers instead of the two originally planned.
There will be possible traffic delays February 1st, for haulers to move beams to McClure bridge construction site.
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Clarksville Police report Possible Interruption to Traffic Flow
Clarksville Police Department (CPD)
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police say that there will be two separate haulers transporting 130 ft. long beams to the McClure bridge construction site on 48/13 on February 1st, February 5th, and February 6th between 11:00am-1:00pm.
There may be an interruption or delays to traffic flow. The haulers transporting the beams will be getting off at Exit 11, crossing Madison Street on to the 41A Bypass to Riverside Drive, turning left on to Cumberland Drive (48/13), and cross into the county to the McClure Bridge area.
There will be possible traffic delays February 1st, February 5th, and February 6th for haulers to move beams to McClure bridge construction site.
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Clarksville Street Department reports Edmondson Ferry Road closed
Signals, intersection work to be completed this summer
Clarksville, TN – With construction underway at the intersection of Edmondson Ferry Road and the U.S. Highway 41A Bypass, portions of Edmondson Ferry have been closed.
Construction began at the beginning of May, but officials held off closing portions of the road until the school year ended. Contractors will be installing traffic signals and reworking the general flow of the intersection.
With construction underway at the intersection of Edmondson Ferry Road and the U.S. Highway 41A Bypass, portions of Edmondson Ferry have been closed. Detour signs will be posted and citizens are encouraged to allow for extra time when traveling the area.
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City of Clarksville announces 50 mph speed limit coming to Martin Luther King Parkway
New, lower speed limit will take effect Friday
Clarksville, TN – City of Clarksville says motorists should get prepared for a new 50 mph speed limit on Martin Luther King Parkway/State Route 76 from Exit 11 to Madison Street.
Clarksville Traffic Engineer Chris Cowan said the new speed limit will go into effect at 8:00am on Friday, October 6th, 2017 after all the new signage is in place.
The speed limit on Martin Luther King Parkway/State Route 76 between Exit 11 and Madison Street will be set at 50 mph, effective at 8:00am Friday, October 6th. The speed limit is being reduced to improve safety and traffic flow on the busy thoroughfare that serves as the southern gateway to Clarksville.
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Clarksville Gas and Water reports Highway 76 and Windermere Drive Area Water Outage
Wednesday, September 27th, 2017
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Gas and Water has turned off water service on Highway 76 and the Exit 11 area including Windermere Drive and Hornbuckle Road areas to repair a water main leak.
The following roads will be included in the water outage and may also be affected by low water pressure throughout the duration of the repair work.
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Clarksville Police say Doing The Right Thing Costs A Man $1200
Clarksville, TN – There was trailer stolen sometime between August 21st and August 22nd from the Boy Scout building at 1751 Madison Street. It was a 10×8 trailer and, at the time of theft, had the logo “Middle Tennessee Council 514” on the trailer. There was also some camping type equipment inside the trailer when it was taken.
A Hopkinsville man saw a trailer advertised on Craig’s list and decided to purchase it. He met the seller at Exit 11 in Clarksville and paid the man $1200 for the trailer.
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