Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 27th of December.
Good morning, Clarksville.
The 25th Annual Jumper’s Cup at Clarksville Country Club brought Taylor Capouch and Kelly Gibson together to raise funds for the Kelly Gibson Foundation.
The event supports junior golf scholarships and military programs, helping local kids and first responders since its start after Hurricane Katrina.
Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons was named Week 17’s NFL Players Association Community MVP for his local youth outreach, which included events like helping high school seniors get custom-tailored suits (a second honor after 2023).
He is the first Titans player to receive the award this season.
Clarksville Regional Airport hosted its 4th Annual Just Plane Fun Day, a free, family-friendly event attended by nearly 3,000 visitors who enjoyed bounce houses, food trucks, live music, and helicopter rides, with a scavenger hunt offering prizes from Milan Enterprises.
Two structure fires forced three families in Clarksville to leave their homes during the week of Christmas; the first fire hit Greystone Townhomes on Union Hall Road Sunday, Dec.
21, and on Christmas Eve a home on Tobacco Road sustained damage with the American Red Cross assisting residents.
The City of Clarksville is offering free recycling for fresh-cut Christmas trees and wreaths at Heritage Park (1241 Peachers Mill Road) from Dec.
26 to Jan. 5. Residents must drop off trees and wreaths that are undecorated, unbagged, and free of metal backings during park hours.
A section of highway outside Manna Cafe was renamed Kenny York Memorial Way during a recent breakfast event honoring the late founder, as Mayor Joe Pitts praised the cafe's work serving thousands of families in our community—marking a heartfelt tribute to his legacy.
The Tennessee Titans will host the New Orleans Saints tomorrow at Nissan Stadium with rookie quarterbacks Cam Ward and Tyler Shough leading the game after both teams posted recent wins.
The matchup will air at noon CT on CBS.
Kenwood guard Christian Taylor earned Clarksville Now Player of the Week after averaging 17 points, eight rebounds, three steals and one block in three wins during the week of Dec.
15-21 for the Knights. Head coach Chase Cronin said Taylor's leadership helped the team overcome a slow start.
Local high school football players and coaches were honored on the 2025 All-Montgomery County Football team after a season of record-breaking wins.
Kirkwood quarterback Miles Reding and Clarksville linebacker Dawson Smith received top awards, recognizing strong performances across Clarksville, Kirkwood and Kenwood schools.
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