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Join Mandi every Wednesday for Wet Nose Wednesday! Listen every Wednesday at 7:15AM and Mandi will introduce you to an adoptable pet from the Montgomery Animal Care and Control. These dogs and cats need forever homes! This is a great way to meet your new family member! Wet Nose Wednesday every Wednesday at 7:15AM on Rewind 94.3.

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News from ClarksvilleNow.com

From the left, state Rep. Aftyn Behn, Teresa Christie and Jonathan Thorp at the Chamber of Commerce forum for Congressional candidates on Oct. 23, 2025.

yesterday in Elections, News

Immigration, economy, veterans care take center stage at Chamber Congressional forum | VIDEO

Three candidates vying for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District seat met for a political forum hosted by the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce.

Christine Dellinger with Replant Clarksville (EDC, contributed)

yesterday in Lifestyle, News

Replant Clarksville: Growing a greener future for our community

Replant Clarksville’s mission is to return the community to a healthy level of native tree canopy with the support of businesses, governments, nonprofits and citizens.

The Clarksville Transit Station in 2019. (Clarksville Now archives)

yesterday in News

CTS to hold open house to discuss moving city bus station to another location

The city plans to jump back into public discussions of moving the Clarksville bus station away from the middle of downtown.

Sunday in News

UPDATE: Interstate 24 back open after 2-vehicle crash in Clarksville

Interstate 24 westbound was shut down by a two-vehicle crash near mile marker 2 in Clarksville Sunday night.

Sunday in News, Weather

Work week weather: Wet start to week, turning cooler by Halloween

Clarksville forecast: A damp and chilly stretch of weather is on the way, with several rounds of showers expected through midweek before cooler, drier air moves in.