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Clarksville's South of the River Art Tour, organized by the Central Civitan and the Clarksville Arts and Heritage Council, invites the public to explore the vibrant local arts scene. This event highlights the creativity within the community and aims to foster connections among artists and residents.
Alacea Thompson, a senior criminal justice major at Austin Peay State University (APSU), has been awarded the National Veterans Upward Bound Scholarship. This prestigious scholarship recognizes her dedication and achievements within the veteran community.
The GFWC Clarksville Women’s Club is urging women of all ages in Clarksville, TN, to register to vote as the election season approaches. This initiative aims to empower women to make their voices heard and participate actively in the democratic process.
Asteroid 2024 PT5, a "mini-moon," is set to enter Earth's gravitational pull on September 29, remaining visible until November 25. Although it won't be as prominent as the moon, its presence offers an intriguing opportunity for skywatchers in Tennessee. The asteroid was discovered on August 7 and will follow a horseshoe path around Earth.
Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk's office has been accused of secretly recording conversations of criminal defense attorneys without their knowledge, according to a Tennessee Comptroller report. Despite the findings suggesting potential violations of constitutional and state law, the Attorney General's Office has decided not to pursue criminal charges.
Clarksville Police have confirmed that 17-year-old Neveah Mann, reported as a runaway earlier this week, has been found safe. The swift resolution of this case highlights the effectiveness of local law enforcement in addressing community concerns.
Julie Chrisley, a former reality television star from "Chrisley Knows Best," is set for resentencing on September 25, 2024, after being incarcerated since January 2023 for bank fraud and tax evasion. Recent developments indicate that she may not be currently in prison, with a release date noted as April 22, 2028. The case has garnered attention due to its implications for the Chrisley family's public image and legal standing.
The trial for Young Dolph's murder commenced recently, drawing significant attention in Memphis as the community seeks justice for the rapper who was shot and killed in 2021. This article details the timeline of events since his death, including the identities of the suspects and the ongoing legal proceedings.
Tennessee has been ranked among the lowest states for teachers, placing fifth worst in a recent study by Wallethub. The study evaluated all 50 states and Washington D.C. based on opportunity, competition, and academic work environments, revealing significant challenges for educators in Tennessee.
The Clarksville Gas and Water Department has announced a planned road closure on Terminal Road and Wilma Rudolph Boulevard for water service line maintenance on September 25, 2024. This maintenance work is expected to impact local traffic and is part of ongoing infrastructure improvements in the area. Residents are advised to plan accordingly to avoid delays.