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Four Gangster Disciples sentenced for Murders, Shootings, Drug Trafficking in Clarksville
December 4, 2019 | 
Nashville, TN – Following a seven-week jury trial in U.S. District Court earlier this year, a federal jury convicted five members of the Gangster Disciples of multiple counts relating to a racketeering conspiracy and a drug distribution conspiracy, which plagued the Clarksville, Tennessee area with violence and murders for more than a decade, announced U.S. Attorney Don Cochran for the Middle District of Tennessee and Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division.
Marcus Termaine Darden, aka, “Tuff,” 41, and Elance Justin Lucas, aka, “Mac Luke,” 30, both of Guthrie, Kentucky; Derrick Lamar Kilgore, aka, “Smut,” 35, and DeCarlos Titington, aka, “Los,” 44, both of Clarksville, Tennessee, were convicted at trial.
(L to R) Marcus Termaine Darden, Elance Justin Lucas, Derrick Lamar Kilgore, and DeCarlos Titington.
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New Book Chronicles the History of the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad
Atlanta, GA – A new book chronicles the history of the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad, and is believed to be the first-ever complete history of the line.
The line, chartered in 1852, ran between Paris, Tennessee, and Guthrie, Kentucky, and formed part of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad’s Memphis branch. The Louisville & Nashville acquired the road in the 1870s.
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City of Clarksville’s Gas Sales to Guthrie can not be regulated by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals rules in favor of Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., has ruled in favor of the City of Clarksville, agreeing that the City is exempt under the Natural Gas Act from having gas sales to Guthrie, KY, regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Clarksville City Hall
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Clarksville Police report Vehicle broken down on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police reports all three lanes, south bound, Wilma Rudolph Boulevard at Forrest hills are shut down due to a disabled farm vehicle. A hydraulic line ruptured and all four wheels are locked up.
The vehicle cannot be towed so the part will have to be manufactured in Guthrie Kentucky and brought to Clarksville to be installed. The farmer estimates that this will take approximately three hours.
Normal Traffic flow is expected to be restored by 10:00pm.
A disabled farm vehicle is blocking all three lanes of south bound Wilma Rudolph Boulevard. It is expected to be moved by 10:00pm.
Clarksville Police arrests Robbery Suspects
Clarksville, TN – According to Clarksville Police, on April 20th, 2017, two men were charged in conjunction with the attempted Robbery of a business in the 1600 Block of Fort Campbell Boulevard. The men were identified after the video footage was released to the public.
The two men were identified as: Roger Biggs (Bond $75,000), 55, Airborne Street, Clarksville and Edwin Waldrop (Bond: $150,000), 26, Spring Street, Guthrie, KY and both were charged with Criminal Attempt (Robbery).
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2016 Garden Tour set for June 18th
Montgomery County, TN – The Montgomery County Master Gardeners Association will be hosting the 2016 Garden Tour on June 18th from 9:00am till 3:00pm. Six gardens will be available to view with Master Gardeners at all sites to assist and answer questions.
It is a self-guided tour which also offers a variety of crafts, yard art, birdhouses, herbs and plants at the different gardens.
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Montgomery County Historical Society to have author Sue Freeman Culverhouse speak at June 15th meeting
Clarksville, TN – Tennessee author Sue Freeman Culverhouse will speak on the life of Robert Penn Warren at the Monday, June 15th, 2015 meeting of the Montgomery County Historical Society. The 7:00pm meeting will be held at the South Guthrie Community Center.
Warren was born in Guthrie, Kentucky, in April, 1905; his childhood home is now a museum. Robert Penn Warren completed his senior year at Clarksville High School where he wrote for the Purple and Gold, the school literary magazine.
Author Sue Freeman Culverhouse (right) with author Amy Greene (left).
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Gleaned from the 2015 Robert Penn Warren Circle
Clarksville, TN – One of the highlights of my year as a writer is attending the Robert Penn Warren Circle meetings in April. Here in one location are many of the true authorities on the life of one of the greatest writers our country has yet to witness.
These are the people who have devoted large portions of their lives to studying the work of Robert Penn Warren, the only person to date who has won three Pulitzer Prizes among scores of other awards for his more than 60 books and scores of other publications.
The Robert Penn Warren Circle meetings have moved to Clarksville now after having for years met part of the time at Western Kentucky University and then moving to Austin Peay State University and on to Guthrie, Kentucky for the Saturday luncheon and visit to the Robert Penn Warren Birthplace Museum.
Robert Penn Warren’s house in Guthrie, KY.
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Community invited to support wounded, injured and ill Soldiers Bike ride from Fort Knox to Fort Campbell
Fort Campbell, KY – Fort Campbell residents and members of the surrounding communities are invited to show their support September 19th for wounded, injured and ill Soldiers as they participate in the Bluegrass Rendezvous Bike Ride, a therapeutic and challenging ride.
The Fort Campbell group will consist of WTB Soldiers, cadre and staff and their support team. They will meet a group of Fort Knox Soldiers and their support staff at Fort Knox September 18th and ride the first 97 miles to Bowling Green, KY. «Read the rest of this article»
Bill Goodman speaks at the 106th Annual Lone Oak Picnic
Cunningham, TN – Bill Goodman, candidate for Circuit Court Judge Part II addressed the audience at the 106th Annual Lone Oak Picnic held by the Central Civitan Club on Saturday, July 27th, 2014.
“Thank each of you for spending part of you day here today,” said Goodman. “I lived in this district my entire life. I grew up in Cedar Hill which is located between Springfield and Guthrie. I intended law school in the state of Alabama at Samford University. It was there that I met my wife. We returned back to this community in 1977. This has been our home since that time.”
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