Monica Reed

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Wet Nose Wednesday…Meet Hazel!!

Meet Hazel!!  Hazel is a sweet, energetic, 3 year old, boxer/mix breed!  She is a tiny, tiny bit on the shy side but once she warms up to you, it’s non-stop love!  She already knows how to sit and loves to play ball!  Hazel would love to be a part of your family!  She will need to be spayed and micro-chipped!  She is a lovable girl that just wants to be part of a family that loves her as much as she will love you!   She is available for adoption today!

If you want more info on Hazel, contact the Montgomery County Animal Care & Control at (931) 648-5750 or visit 616 N Spring Street in Clarksville.  You can also find out more HERE.

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News from ClarksvilleNow.com

today in News

Parent describes moments before, after school bus crash that killed two Clarksville girls

When a Kenwood Middle School bus crashed Friday, some of the parents were traveling behind it. What they saw was heartbreaking. But they were able to jump in to help.

Participants gather during the No Kings protest at McGregor Park on March 28, 2026. (Wesley Irvin)

today in News, Photos

‘It’s time for us to push back’: Protesters gather at McGregor Park for No Kings day | PHOTOS

A No Kings protest was held at McGregor Park on Saturday, with a large crowd gathering along the side of Riverside Drive.

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Kenwood Middle School’s Vigil for Students on Mar. 28, 2026. (Hannah Walker)

yesterday in News

‘My heart is heavy’: Mourners gather in vigil for Kenwood Middle students killed in bus crash | PHOTOS

Hundreds of people gathered at Kenwood Middle School for a candlelit vigil honoring the two students killed in Friday’s school bus crash in Carroll County.

yesterday in News

UPDATE: Dashcam video shows school bus crossing yellow lines before deadly crash

Vigils are planned and counselors will be available at Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools after two students were killed in the school bus crash in Carroll County.

Sabrina Knear with Frankie the rat terrier chihuahua mix. (Sabrina Knear, Contributed)

Friday in News

Neighbors, Clarksville Fire Rescue save dog who ran out into traffic on Tiny Town Road

Clarksville Fire Rescue came upon the scene and stepped in and blocked the roadway, then tended to the dog and helped save her from fatal injury.