Good morning, Clarksville.

Families in Clarksville celebrated the new year early with a Noon Year's event featuring a balloon drop and various activities at the local library.

Clarksville Area Urban Ministries requires volunteers for its warming shelter due to expected below-freezing temperatures.

The Clarksville Police Department seeks public videos to aid the investigation of a collision between a motorcycle and a car, resulting in the motorcyclist being hospitalized in stable condition.

Clarksville Police seeks assistance to identify a woman accused of using a stolen credit card at a Walmart on December 20, 2024.

David Fitch has been announced as a new partner at Stone, Rudolph and Henry, effective January 1, after demonstrating leadership and expertise in taxation.

Karlie Saelens, a 9th-grade student at Clarksville High School, has been nominated to join the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Boston to honor and guide bright students towards careers in medicine and medical research.

Clarksville's Mayor Joe Pitts ruled a council member's proposal to fund an emergency seed bank by eliminating a DEI officer position as out of order, citing budgetary procedure concerns and lack of consultations.

Blood Assurance is urging the Middle Tennessee community to donate blood due to a critical shortage, highlighting the lifesaving impact of donations and offering incentives during National Blood Donor Month.

Ezell-Harding remains unbeaten by defeating CPA 59-53 in an overtime thriller at the Edmonton State Bank tournament championship.

Charcuterie Board Crafting Workshop

Participants will learn to create beautiful and flavorful charcuterie boards in a guided workshop, perfect for enhancing hosting skills or engaging in team-building activities.

Family Movie Night: Screening of Inside Out 2

This event offers families the opportunity to watch the film Inside Out 2 on a big screen, with complimentary popcorn and pizza provided.