The Saturday Night Super Stream

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Saturdays 8p-12a

Every Saturday night we turn the station over to C.H.I.P 943 (Classic Hits Intelligence Program) and let him do what he was programmed to do, play nothing but great music for four straight hours.  No talk, with limited commercial interruptions.

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Quantavious Golliday, tan shirt, and Curtis Solberg, blue shirt, at the Montgomery County Courts Center on Oct. 21, 2026. (Jazmin Logan)

1 hour ago in Crime, News

DNA, cellphone data: 6 takeaways in highway murder trial in Clarksville

Jurors heard testimony about DNA evidence, cellphone records, and vehicle tracking data as the trial continues in the 2023 killing of a Clarksville teen on the highway.

First day of early voting in Clarksville on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. (Wesley Irvin)

yesterday in Elections, News

Almost 15,000 ballots so far in Montgomery County early voting, on pace to 45% turnout

With early voting for the Nov. 3 election halfway through, almost 15,000 people in Montgomery County have cast their ballots, much higher than 2022.

Sunny skies

yesterday in News

Weekend weather: Sunny days and cool nights ahead in Clarksville

Clarksville forecast: We have a perfect fall weekend ahead, with sunny skies and mild temperatures.

Part of the proposed development site for The Reserve at Hickory Wild section 2 subdivision at the end of John Duke Tyler Blvd. (Christian Brown)

Wednesday in News

Hickory Wild pushes back on proposed eminent domain of HOA land to connect roads

Montgomery County is looking to acquire a portion of land, through eminent domain, to allow for the continuation of John Duke Tyler Boulevard.

Geno Grubbs during his time representing Ward 7 on the Clarksville City Council. (Contributed)

Wednesday in News

Geno Grubbs, former Clarksville Police leader, City Council member, dies at 77

Eugene “Geno” Grubbs served in leadership roles with the Clarksville Police Department and on the City Council.