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- Police identify teen killed in stolen car wreck
Clarksville Police have released the name of a teenager killed Saturday morning when a stolen car wrecked in the Golden Drive area.
- Clarksville hopes to defy gloomy spending forecast
Nationally, Christmas 2008 is already being portrayed as the holiday shopping season retailers would rather forget.
- La Bella Luce owners hope to inspire other military wives
Aly Rohling and Donna McGowan pinky swore late last year they were going to create a business together while their husbands were deployed.
- Police officer charged with domestic assault
A Clarksville Police officer was arrested Thursday night and charged with domestic assault.
- Man pleads guilty to sex crime
A Clarksville man pleaded guilty in Judge Mike R. Jones' courtroom Wednesay to a sex crime with a teenage girl.
- Warrant: Woman threatens to shoot man
A Clarksville woman was arrested and charged with aggravated assault Tuesday after she allegedly threatened to shoot a man.
- Man charged with sex crimes enters plea to lesser offense
A Clarksville man charged with sex crimes related to a child entered a best interest plea to a lesser offense this week.
- Clarksville man pleads guilty to aggravated statutory rape
A Clarksville man pleaded guilty to performing sexual acts on a minor Wednesday in Judge Mike R. Jones' court room.
- Clarksville woman injured in wreck, alcohol suspected contributor
A 40-year-old woman was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon when her car ran off state Highway 13, and authorities suspect alcohol might have been a factor in the crash.
- Holidays bring out fake money
CLARKSVILLE - As Christmas approaches, and as retail cashiers find themselves with longer lines, criminals might be taking those lines as their chance to pass counterfeit bills.
- Graham named new director of Clarksville Parks and Recreation
City Communications Director Missy Graham has been selected by Clarksville Mayor Johnny Piper as the new director of the Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department.
- Empty Bowls Project coming to Clarksville
Dozens of community volunteers are already donating their time in preparation for two February events designed to raise funds for local food banks.
- Man arrested after roommate finds possible child pornography
A Power Street man was arrested Thursday after his roommate found what appeared to be child pornography on his computer, according to an arrest warrant.
- Clarksville dealership to award lucky AP student car
Joe Heitz Toyota in Clarksville will be giving away a free car to one lucky Clarksville-Montgomery County high school student.
- Clarksville Appealing To Semiconductor Company
HSC has narrowed its choices for sites to expand production. One of them is a megasite in Clarksville.
- Is Clarksville Trying to Steal 1,800 Homes and Businesses?
Clarksville mayor Johnny Piper, on one of the rare occasions he's without his varsity letter jacket.
- APSU student robbed in dorm room
A Clarksville man was arrested and charged with robbing an Austin Peay State University student in his dorm room.
- Wooded Rapist case evidence can be used
NASHVILLE - Evidence in the case against the man suspected as the Wooded Rapist was obtained legally and will be presented in the trial, a judge ruled this week.
- MD--Shooting-Chase, 3rd Ld-Writethru
Montgomery County police say an officer has shot and killed a suspect in a Howard County bank robbery after a chase through four counties.
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City DescriptionClarksville is a city in Montgomery County, Tennessee, USA. Clarksville is the county seat of Montgomery County and is Tennessee's fifth largest city. The population was 119,250 at the 2000 census. Clarksville is the principal central city of the Clarksville, TN-KY metropolitan statistical area, which consists of Montgomery County, Stewart County, Tennessee, Christian County, Kentucky and Trigg County, Kentucky,
Clarksville is the home of Austin Peay State University. The Fort Campbell, Kentucky, United States Army post, home to the 101st Airborne Division, is approximately 10 miles (16 km) from Clarksville, straddling the Tennessee-Kentucky state line.
Clarksville was incorporated in 1785, and named for General George Rogers Clark, frontier fighter and Revolutionary War hero. Clarksville is home to The Leaf-Chronicle, established in 1869.
The city's nicknames include "The Queen City" or "Queen of the Cumberland" and "Gateway to the New South". The slogan "Tennessee's Top Spot" was introduced as a new city "brand" in April 2008.
Clarksville is located at 36°33′34″N, 87°21′30″W (36.559383, -87.358261). The elevation is 382 feet (116 m) above sea level. This altitude can be found on ... Read MoreCity Contained By:- Montgomery County
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City Contains:- Austin Peay State University
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Where does one evacuate to if they live near Clarksville Tennessee if the Dam at Frankfort on the Cumberland?
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River breaks? The news says to be prepared to evacuate!
Remember elevation is the key here. Looking at Googleearth, the elevation around that point is relatively flat.
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Water seeks its own level. So if you are on flat land you are at ground zero. The authorities are not responsible for your evacuation...only to alert you. Civil Defense should provide knowlege of where there are safe shelters. The lesson learned from Katrinia is...don't depend on anyone. Take charge of your life now. Ask questions if need be but depend on yourself and make your own decisions based on the current knowledge of the situation.
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What are the best places to eat in Clarksville Tennessee?
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if u live in clarksville tennessee, i need your help?
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a floppy eared bunny from someone who lives in Clarksville Tennessee i'm looking for some under $5 maybe even free-i would like to give my friend one for her birthday. does anybody know anything that can help me
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well, I live in Hendersonville and the only thing I can recommend is checking the SUnday paper under "Pets- other". Sometimes people are selling or giving away bunnies. OR try Craigslist. NOW THEN...... please make extra sure that your friend's parents will allow her to have a bunny!!! Do you realize that the inexpensive bunny is the least of the expense? They need a LARGE cage, litter, food bowls and food, water bottle, fresh fruits and veggies. Pets are not the greatest gift unless you kow for sure that the family is willing to deal with the hours of care and the not insignificant expense.
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have there been any bigfoot sightings in Clarksville, Tennessee?
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i need replies. I was hunting with my winchester in some heavy brush when I heard these loud deep calls from over a hill I crept to the top of the hill when this doe jumped out. Iwas fixen to shoot it when this large, hairy, humanoid figure came speed walkin by. It was roughly 7 feet tall. I tried to see what it was with my scope but it ran out of sight
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A few have been sighted in Gleason, TN. Although, they aren't on the list of legal game animals for TN, so even if they were real, you probably shouldn't shoot one :-)
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is anybody from clarksville tennessee out there who can help me search?
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i am searching for my granddaughters father, Bill Storms, who has seen his daughter about 14 years ago as a newborn. My daughter moved out of state with her, and did not care to talk to Ashley about her biological father, but now as time moves on and the child is becoming an adult she is asking many questions, which mý daughter and i try to answer as truthful as possible without mentioning anything that could lead Ashley to think less of her father, Her dream is to meet him, and she is more anxious by the day.
i am her grandmother and played a great role in her life during the years her mom was very young and not quiet ready for the fultime care of a baby.
I know her fathers name is William Michael Storms, he is around 45 years old, and hopefully still lives in Clarksville Tn,
His former wife,a korean lady lives in clarksville to, on Peachersmill road, and has a son with Bill , who should be around 19 or 20 years old by now.
please get in touch with me birgit12003@aol.com,
Thanks
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try the on line phone books.
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anyone here from clarksville tennessee? or been there before? how is it?....?
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what colleges are there, like community colloges and what programs of study do they have? i'm thinking of going down there for a semester and i need to know if they have any writing, acting and music schools or schools with these programs. also what is there to do for fun?
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Why did you pick clarksville? I lived in Nashville for 3 years and that was fun. Lot's more culture than you would think for a small city. Obviously lots of music in the area, not just country, but a decent art scene.
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What is the average age of medical interns?
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After High School, how many years of schooling do they need, and how old would they be, on average, when they begin their internship at a local hospital? (If that's any different than being an intern at a big hospital. Let's say it's a medical intern in a small town like Clarksville, Tennessee, instead of Nashville, Tennessee.)
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Do you know Cory Carney {Tennessee}?
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He was my bestfriend when i was younger he should be around 19-23yrs old. He use to live in CLarksville, tennessee, where he lives now I don't know. He went to Richview middle school im not sure what high school I haven't talked to him since 9th grade, I'm not sure of his mohters name, I know his father use to work for the cable company but sadly has pasted away.
I know this might be a shot in the dark but please any information would be greatly appreciated
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Economy and cost of living better off in a big city or a small city?
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I was living in Clarksville, TN around the military base at Ft. Cambpell, after I got out of the Army. I was getting paid at $5.75 an hour, and then I went to live in another city a little bigger and was getting paid $9.70 an hour. The apartment prices and costs of products were actually about the same. Now, I met a friend who lives in a even bigger city than the city I lived in. I noticed that the costs of living is the same. The pay rate raises even higher though. It seems to me the bigger the city you live in the easier it is to make it. I always thought this was the opposite. What do you think? Anyone ever lived in a small city then to bigger city and notice the change or from bigger city to a much small city. Like example, Clarksville, Tennessee to Chicago, Illinois or Jackson, Mississippi to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A huge difference of city location and way of life?
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The cost of living generally increases with city size because the available land within commuting distance to city center is in more demand and housing cost more. If you live far out you can get cheaper housing but you must add commuting cost, so it is still more expensive. The extreme example is New York where the cost of living is double the national average. For the salary level and cost of living to US cities see
http://www.homefair.com/find_a_place/calculators/salarycalc/ind ex.asp?cc=1
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I live in Kentucky and want to leave! Tennessee is really nice. Should I move there, and if so, where?
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Should I do Memphis (my personal favorite city in TN,) Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Tri-Cities, or one of the more rural areas? I love Tennessee, it is much friendlier than Kentucky; it also has a higher quality of life, a lower cost of living, lower taxes, and a warmer climate.
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I would say it all depends on the type of career you have or whether you will work at anything. Nashville has a lot to offer they are asking for help all over and I live in a small part called Antioch, Tn. There is Dell computer not far from here about 5 miles and there are all kinds of warehouse's stores and fast food places. They are building all kinds of new sub divisions all over Nashville and the surrounding towns.I think it is a great place to live, I am a transplant of 35 years ago from Louisville behind the old fair grounds off Phillips Lane before the Airport bought everything out.
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