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ENGLEWOOD, NJ - AUG. 4: Hootie and the Blowfish performs at Bergen Performing Art Center in Englewood, NJ. on August 4, 2008. Photo: Shutterstock

Hootie & the Blowfish are back with a new song!

Hootie & the Blowfish are back!!  The group have released a song called Hold On. It has a major tie to a major country music star!  The song was co-written by Chris Stapleton!  It’s one of the tracks from their album, “Imperfect Circle”, which drops November 1st.

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Student found with unloaded gun at Moore Magnet Elementary in Clarksville

Moore Magnet administration received a report that a student may have been in possession of a weapon. They found the gun and it was unloaded.

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The planned Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital in Clarksville, May 15, 2025. (Contributed, Ascension St. Thomas)

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Ascension Saint Thomas Clarksville campus to be part of $537 million regional investment

Ascension Saint Thomas announced Tuesday that their new, full-service hospital and health campus in Clarksville will be part of a $537 million regional investment in Middle Tennessee.

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UPDATE: 1 critically injured, extricated from crash on Fort Campbell Boulevard

One person was critically injured in a crash that shut down Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville Tuesday morning.

Progress on Spring Creek Parkway, where it crosses Spring Creek, on Nov. 17, 2025. (City of Clarksville, contributed)

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Spring Creek Parkway closing in on bridge over creek, connection to Wilma | VIDEO

The City of Clarksville Street Department is making more progress on Spring Creek Parkway, Phase 2, with several bridge supports in place.

State Rep. Jeff Burkhart of Clarksville is sworn in as a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives on Jan. 10, 2023. (Contributed)

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Commission will vote on successor to Rep. Jeff Burkhart until next election

Following the death of Rep. Jeff Burkhart on Friday, the Montgomery County Commission will appoint someone to succeed him until the next election.