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Land donated to Montgomery County along Matlock Road. (Montgomery County Government, contributed)

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Community Health Foundation addresses ‘largest gift’ in 230-acre Matlock Park for county

The Community Health Foundation executive director addressed the Montgomery County Commission Monday on the 230-acre donation.

Election Day at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church precinct on Aug. 6, 2026. (Chris Smith)

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Election Day is today, voters urged to review ballot before heading to polls

The Montgomery County Election Commission is reminding voters that Election Day is Tuesday, and all voters should make a plan.

CPD Chief Ty Burdine at the Clarksville City Council meeting held on Oct. 29, 2026. (City of Clarksville, Contributed)

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Clarksville Police, Centerstone work toward having therapists on call for response

The City of Clarksville and Centerstone are considering an agreement to expand mobile crisis services for those needing mental health treatment.

Korea Zinc's Project Crucible opening ceremony at DoubleTree by Hilton Clarksville Riverview on April 1, 2026. (Wesley Irvin)

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Crucible Metals to hold public information session on plans for Clarksville plant

Crucible Metals, which is building a massive new smelter to replace the existing Zinc Plant, is inviting community members to attend a public information session.

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MISSING JUVENILE ALERT: Police seek help finding runaway 15-year-old

Clarksville Police are asking for help finding a runaway juvenile who was last seen on Oct. 31 at about 9 a.m.