Monica Reed

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Wet Nose Wednesday…Meet River!

River is a super sweet little fellow!  He is a 1 1/2 year old hound mix.  He likes to play and loves attention!  River would be a perfect addition to any family!  He’s still got a lot of puppy in him!  He is available to go home today!

If you want more info on River, 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 his charming photos!

 

 

News from ClarksvilleNow.com

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Avery Bates (MCSO, contributed)

1 hour ago in Crime, News

Crime Stoppers tips lead to Oak Grove homicide arrest in Clarksville

A man wanted by police in a November homicide in Oak Grove, Kentucky, has been arrested in Clarksville, thanks to several Crime Stoppers tips.

Two men sit side by side in a courtroom, one in a blue suit and the other with long hair in a dark shirt, facing forward.

yesterday in Crime, News

Courthouse shooting: As victim recovers, judge keeps Eatherly’s bond at $1 million

Fox’s mother says he is slowly recovering as a judge kept the accused shooter’s bond at $1 million after conflicting accounts of what led to the gunfire.

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Analog parking meter in downtown Clarksville with a Parkmobile option. (Contributed)

yesterday in News

Parking fund has $800,000 in unpaid tickets, downtown business owners say make it free | PODCAST

With the Parking Commission’s inability to enforce parking tickets in Clarksville, the enterprise fund has built up a deficit of more than $800,000.

yesterday in News

Motorcyclist who was killed in crash on MLK Parkway identified by Clarksville Police

The motorcyclist who was killed in a May 28 crash on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway in Clarksville has been identified.

Two police officers lift a child up through an open doorway into a brightly lit room in a stairwell area.

yesterday in News

Police thank Clarksville for support in search for 3-year-old found hiding in attic | COMMENTARY

Contributed commentary by Clarksville Police spokesman Scott Beaubien thanking the community after the search that led to locating 3-year-old Tyler Hall.