Police in Clarksville say there’s a slight increase in vehicle burglaries occurring in the city’s parks. Officials say the best way to minimize those thefts are not leave your valuables in plain view, Keep your vehicles locked, and don’t leave your vehicle running unattended to warm-up or to run into a convenience store to make a quick purchase.
The city of Greenbrier is once again asking the community to stop flushing wet wipes down the toilet. The City has spent over $6 million over the past few years on a sewer rehabilitation project to upgrade the dilapidated water basins, screens, and pumps required to filter the trash and debris out of the water systems. The flushable wipes are not biodegradable and continue to clog and burn up the new pumps. Each pump cost between $1,500 – $3,000. This cost will eventually cause an additional charge on each resident and business water/sewer bill if it doesn’t stop.
The Tennessee Department of Health reported one-thousand-326 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, bringing the total since the outbreak began to nearly 729-thousand-200. Over 100 additional COVID-19-related deaths were reported, bringing the total number of coronavirus-attributed deaths statewide to over nine-thousand-750. More than 15-hundred COVID-19 patients are hospitalized statewide. In Robertson County 8,143 cases have been confirmed since the outbreak began, 7,630 have recovered, and 94 have died from COVID-19 in Robertson County.
The Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency will be hosting a 2-day FREE food giveaway event in Robertson County tomorrow and Thursday from 9 am to 3 pm at Travis Price Park. The food is available for any Robertson County resident in need.
Governor Bill Lee will give the State of the State address on the Monday. It will be held at 6 o’clock Central at the War Memorial Auditorium in Nashville.
