The Clarksville Gas and Water Department shut off water on Eighth Street (between Main and Franklin) today for a leak repair; service will be restored by 3:30 p.m. and drivers should use detours via Main and Franklin.
APSU soccer team earned its first season win on Thursday at Morgan Brothers Field when junior midfielder Allie Williams scored a 20-minute goal to secure a one-score shutout over UT Martin, snapping a 27-game winless streak.
The team prepares to face Jackson State next Friday at JSU Soccer Field.
On August 26, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certification Program recertified 10 local organizations — including businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits — to update resource management practices, and a new class is scheduled for fall.
APSU athletics mourned former head softball coach Chris Austin, who died Tuesday morning at 65.
Known as Sarge in Clarksville, he guided youth sports and worked as a statistician (Nave Funeral Homes are handling services) that left a lasting mark in local sports.
The Clarksville Gas and Water Department turned off water on Fabian Place for a water main leak repair and closed it at Rivermont Drive for local access to residents.
The work will finish by 3:30 p.m. and may cause low water pressure on Fabian Place and Hanley Court.
Montgomery County Health Director Joey Smith confirmed there are no measles cases in Clarksville as of Sept.
9. Six cases were confirmed statewide while 44 were reported in neighboring Kentucky + local officials continue to monitor the situation.
Starting Tuesday, Sept.
22, the Good Ground Harvest Market will run each week from 4–7 p.m. at Bible Baptist Church (3102 Prospect Circle), offering fall produce, farm-fresh meats, eggs, and local treats plus family-friendly fun until Nov. 24.
Artsville Fest returns for a free day of art and creative experiences in Downtown Clarksville on Saturday, Oct.
3 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The event will feature live music on two stages, interactive art projects, and a chalk walk (supporting ArtLink Studio).
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