Casey Kasem’s AT40: The 80’s

Sundays 6A-10A

One of the greatest radio voices of all time is back on Rewind 94.3! Tune in every Sunday morning from 6 till 10 for Casey Kasem’s American Top 40. We open the vault every Sunday and play a great past countdown from the 80’s. Your favorite songs, those amazing long distance dedications and requests, and all the great stories Casey shared with us back in the day are back, Sunday Mornings on Rewind 94.3!

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Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission. (Jeff Matthews)

yesterday in Business, News

Smoke shops in Clarksville: RPC recommends new distance limits, better definitions

The RPC has been working on a proposed ordinance to restrict future smoke shops and their distances from schools, churches and parks.

The Nyrstar Clarksville zinc plant. (Contributed)The Nyrstar Clarksville zinc plant. (Contributed)

yesterday in Business, News

Crucible Zinc incentive approved, should bring $5 million in tax revenue by 2029

Crucible Metals will get a 20-year 57% Montgomery County property tax abatement in exchange for over 400 jobs paying at least $83,000 per year.

Part of the proposed development site for The Reserve at Hickory Wild section 2 subdivision at the end of John Duke Tyler Blvd. (Christian Brown)

Tuesday in News

Neighbors speak for, against Exit 8 subdivision, RPC approves it with conditions

The planned 148-lot Reserve at Hickory Wild section 2 subdivision was approved Tuesday, with four conditions being required by the Regional Planning Commission.

Reynaldo Salinas-Cruz, left, and Sofia Rodas, far right, at the Montgomery County Courts Center on Aug. 25, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)

Tuesday in Crime, News

Mistrial declared in soldier’s stabbing death case after undisclosed interviews surface

The murder trial in the 2024 stabbing death of a Fort Campbell soldier was cut short Tuesday after new evidence surfaced mid-trial.

Parents and outside service providers gathered across from the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board building to voice concerns about new requirements for outside providers working with students in CMCSS schools on August 24, 2026. (Wesley Irvin)

Tuesday in Education, News, Photos

Parents say new CMCSS rules preventing outside medical providers from helping kids | PHOTOS

Parents and outside service providers raised concerns about new requirements making it harder for some students with disabilities to receive support during the school day.

News from ClarksvilleNow.com

Smoke shops in Clarksville: RPC recommends new distance limits, better definitions

Crucible Zinc incentive approved, should bring $5 million in tax revenue by 2029

Neighbors speak for, against Exit 8 subdivision, RPC approves it with conditions

Mistrial declared in soldier’s stabbing death case after undisclosed interviews surface

Parents say new CMCSS rules preventing outside medical providers from helping kids | PHOTOS

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