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News from ClarksvilleNow.com

Assorted fried appetizers on a wooden table, including shrimp, hush puppies, and battered balls on parchment paper.

yesterday in Business, News

Long John Silver’s maps out return to Clarksville with restaurant on Tiny Town

Long John Silver’s is making their return to Clarksville, as they are looking to develop a new location on Tiny Town Road.

yesterday in Crime, News

Oral drug testing device for meth, THC, opioids, more now available to Clarksville Police

The Clarksville Police Department has received its new oral drug testing equipment, as well as the training by the Tennessee Highway Safety Office.

yesterday in News

Weekend weather: Rain expected overnight Friday, with slight chance on Saturday

Clarksville forecast: The outlook has improved, with showers and thunderstorms now expected to move into the Clarksville area overnight Friday.

Smiling woman with a nose ring and eyebrow piercing wearing a maroon hoodie.

Wednesday in News

UPDATE: Clarksville Police locate missing 32-year-old woman

The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding a missing 32-year-old woman.

Johnny Ransdell (Contributed)

Wednesday in Elections, News

Candidate for Montgomery County sheriff qualifies despite 1991 DUI conviction

Johnny Ransdell says his DUI 35 years ago isn’t a violation of state rules on who can run for sheriff. But the state says P.O.S.T. rules treat DUI as a liquor-related violation.