Monica Reed

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The key to happiness is doing this!

 

Here’s something we all probably know but most refuse….take a break from social media!

A new study found that even taking a one-week break from social media makes us happier. Researchers asked 150 people who use it every day to stay off it for a week. And by the end, they were less stressed, less depressed, and happier overall.

The sad part is a lot of them COULDN’T do it. The average person still spent 21 minutes of their week on things like Facebook and TikTok. But that was seven-and-a-half hours less than a normal week for them.

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The suspect's hat following the shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse on May 13, 2026. (Enrique Hernandez, Dash 10 Media)

yesterday in News, Opinion, Podcasts, The Clarksville Rundown

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yesterday in Military, News

TriStar Health announces $100,000 gift to support Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum in Fort Campbell

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Person wearing blue hoodie, dark jeans, cap, and face mask standing outside a storefront. (CCTV-style image)

Thursday in Crime, News

Wanted in Clarksville: Police seek man accused of taking photos over MAPCO restroom stall

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Property at 1485 Golf Club Lane on May 13, 2026. (Christian Brown)

Thursday in News

City holds public discussion on proposed community services facility on Golf Club Lane

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Thursday in News

19 homeowners sue Montgomery County over flooding, pumping during April 2025 storms

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