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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

Crucible Metals opens its Clarksville smelter plans to questions Nov. 10

Plus, it's Election Day in Montgomery County, and Clarksville High hosts a playoff rematch Friday.

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Crucible Metals will hold a public session Nov. 10 on its new Clarksville smelter

The Project Crucible session runs two hours on Nov. 10

William O. Beach Civic Hall, 350 Pageant Lane, Suite 201

Midnight6 a.m.Noon6 p.m.6 p.m.to 8 p.m.
  • 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.Public information session
Date
Tue., Nov. 10

Source: Clarksville Now

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6 p.m. to 8 p.m.Public information session
DateTue., Nov. 10

If you've got questions about the massive new smelter replacing the Zinc Plant, here's your chance to ask them. is inviting the community to an information session on Tue., Nov. 10, from 6-8 p.m. at , 350 Pageant Lane, Suite 201.

Organizers call Project Crucible a “landmark investment in Clarksville, Tennessee,” and say attendees can meet company representatives and the project team. WKRN News 2 reports the new facility is sparking concerns about environmental safety.

  • RSVP: encouraged in advance through Eventbrite
  • Food: light refreshments will be available

The session lets you meet the team and ask questions

TopicWhat to know
Who you'll meetCrucible Metals representatives and the project team
What you'll learnThe proposed facility and development plans
What you can doAsk questions about the project
What it replacesThe existing Zinc Plant

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News Notes · More

Election Day

It's Election Day in Montgomery County. The Election Commission encourages voters to make a plan and review the proposed constitutional amendments, which are at GoVoteTN.gov, before heading to the polls. Clarksville Online

Crisis response

Clarksville and are considering an agreement to expand mobile crisis services. Police and Centerstone have received a $750,000 annual grant over four years, and Chief Ty Burdine spoke to the City Council about it on Oct. 29. Clarksville Now

Playoff rematch

Clarksville High (7-3) hosts Independence (4-6) Friday in the first round of the playoffs. The Wildcats are 35-5 in the regular season over the last four seasons but haven't gotten out of the first round. Clarksville Now

APSU opened with a blowout win, and Clarksville High hosts Friday

  • Lane College65
    Austin Peay109 (won)
    FinalZyree Collins scored a game-high 18 points at F&M Bank Arena.
  • Independence
    Clarksville High
    Fri., Nov. 6First-round playoff rematch after Independence won on the final play.

APSU hoops

Austin Peay men's basketball opened its season with a 109-65 win over Lane College on Monday at F&M Bank Arena. The Governors are the youngest team in Division I, with eight freshmen. Main Street Media of Tennessee

Volunteers

Mid-Cumberland Meals-on-Wheels serves nearly 70,000 meals to 495 primarily homebound seniors in Montgomery County and needs more volunteers to deliver them. Clarksville Now

Home

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Around Tennessee · More

Early voting

More than 1.2 million Tennesseans voted early, a 45% jump over the 2022 midterms. Montgomery County saw the biggest increase, with 69% more early votes than in 2022. WKRN News 2

Tennessee's early vote topped 1.2 million

1,280,642
Tennesseans cast early ballots statewide
45%
more early votes than in 2022
150,355
early votes cast on the final day
69%
more early votes in Montgomery County than in 2022

Source: WKRN News 2

Gas prices

Tennessee gas prices fell for a third straight week, dropping an average of 9 cents to $3.71 a gallon, according to AAA. That's still $1.07 higher than a year ago. Rutherford Source

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The Wrap

The old Shoney's off I-24's Exit 4 has a whole new look. It's now a First Watch, which opened Sunday, Nov. 1 on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard. It serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, and big crowds turned out for the opening. Pancakes and bottomless coffee sound like a fine plan.

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Daily Clarksvilleto me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Crucible Metals opens its Clarksville smelter plans to questions Nov. 10

Plus, it's Election Day in Montgomery County, and Clarksville High hosts a playoff rematch Friday.

The TLDR

  1. Crucible Metals holds a public session on its smelter Tue., Nov. 10
  2. It's Election Day: review the proposed amendments before you go
  3. Clarksville High hosts Independence in a first-round rematch Friday
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