Monica Reed

Clarksville, TN history

Photo: ClarksvilleNow.com

Clarksville, TN history

Have you ever wanted to go back in time? Just to see how it might have been on the street you walk up and down every day or every weekend, once a month or 8 times a year. Just to see the method behind the madness or beauty of some buildings you see every single day. A building where you may work.

The smell, the feel of an old building that has seen more than you or I ever will.  The stories that these bricks or walls could tell! We’d all be captivated by their stories.

If you are a history buff, there is no better place to go than the small towns in our area.

Check out this video! I came across it this the other day and I was fascinated with the history! It prompted me to take a walk downtown this weekend!

(Video courtesy of Clarksville Community Network)

(Video courtesy of SannaBlue)

(Video courtesy of SannaBlue)

(Video courtesy of SannaBlue)

(Video Courtesy of SannaBlue)

 

News from ClarksvilleNow.com

Police and Jeep drivers assist a vehicle during a previous winter storm in Clarksville. (CPD, contributed)

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7 most dangerous roads for winter weather wrecks in Clarksville

Here are the worst roads in Clarksville for winter weather, according to police, with a history of having the most issues during ice and snow events.

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Fentanyl murder trial: Defendant says he warned her of drug’s potency

John Norman Vandal took the stand Wednesday, admitting he dropped off heroin to Kayla Marie Valasquez on the day before she died.

A City of Clarksville brine truck getting ready for road treatments. (City of Clarksville, contributed)

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Clarksville, Montgomery County prep for snow, ask residents to stay off streets

City and county governments are both monitoring the forecasts for Clarksville and preparing for snowfall in potentially heavy amounts.

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Winter weather: How to handle ice and snow in Clarksville

Here’s some information, much of it courtesy of the National Weather Service, that will keep you ready for winter weather emergencies.

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Snow closings: APSU basketball moved to Thursday, Feed the World event postponed

With a winter storm expected this weekend, several events are being moved or postponed, and further closures will be announced.