The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library's North Branch earned a spot in the publication's annual Year in Architecture feature.
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Clarksville news covers city government, Montgomery County, Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, Fort Campbell and public safety in this fast-growing city. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
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The Clarksville, Tennessee practice will pay $2.8 million over allegations it billed Medicare and TRICARE for non-physician services under physicians' NPI numbers.
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The city will experience dry weather and rising temperatures through Friday as morning fog clears.
The first partnership of its kind between a Tennessee and a Bulgarian university expands a state military partnership into higher education.
The Governors topped Southeastern Baptist 123-33 in their home opener at F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville.
More than 100 parade entries and a wreath-laying ceremony marked Veterans Day in downtown Clarksville.
Coverage here follows Clarksville city hall and the Montgomery County commission, Clarksville-Montgomery County School System and Austin Peay State University alongside the military and retail employers that shape the local economy. From Sango and Saint Bethlehem to West Creek, Greenwood and Liberty Park, neighborhood reporting runs through the city and extends into Stewart County, Christian County and Trigg County where a story crosses the line. Fort Campbell, which straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky border, is the dominant employer in the region, and decisions about troop levels, base operations and military family services are among the most consequential recurring subjects in local economic and civic coverage. Clarksville's rapid population growth—among the fastest of any Tennessee city in recent years—has concentrated local government attention on school capacity, road infrastructure and the pace of residential development.
