Monica Reed

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Wet Nose Wednesday…Meet Leo

Meet the super sweet, Leo!  Leo is a tan and white, 24 week old pit bull.  He is the sweetest guy!  He’s looking for a forever home!  Could that be your home?  He loves to give puppy kisses, loves the treats and would love to run around in a yard, playing with his new family!

If you want more info on Leo, 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.

Check out Leo’s pictures and video!

 

 

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Aerial photo of progress on Spring Creek Parkway as of March 25, 2026. Shown is the bridge over Spring Creek, looking southeast toward Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, with Walmart at left and Kohls at right. (City of Clarksville, contributed)

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Attendees holding signs up toward the board at the CMCSS formal school board meeting on March 24, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)

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