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There is a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the White House Library Storybook Trail Monday morning April 18 at 11:30.  The Storybook Trail, which is the first of its kind in White House, starts at the Andrew Jackson Trailhead, located next to Sonic at 417, Hwy 76. The trail is less than half a mile long and features the book “Red House Tree House Little Bitty Brown Mouse. ” The pages of […]

A massive job fair will be held in the Clarksville area next week.  The second annual Mega Job Fair will be held at the Valor Hall Event and Conference Center in Oak Grove Kentucky, just over the state line from Clarksville next Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 o'clock in the morning until 3 in the afternoon.  Nearly 40 employers from the Clarksville, Fort Campbell, and Hopkinsville areas will be there.   […]

The National Weather Service in Nashville says there's a chance of severe weather today, mainly in the afternoon.  Forecasters say the main threats are from damaging straight-line winds and an isolated tornado or two.  The National Weather Service says the timing and storm intensity could change and that Middle Tennesseans should be weather aware. Enrollment in community colleges across Tennessee is down.  The state's community colleges have over 14-thousand-400 fewer […]

Clarksville fire officials say chicken nuggets and french fries left in an oven are the cause of flames that erupted Sunday evening.  Crews responded to the home on Brandywine Drive around 7:00 p.m.  Clarksville Fire Rescue says a resident of the property told firefighters the food was the source of the blaze.  Unattended cooking is the most common cause of house fires in the United States according to Clarksville fire […]

The State of Tennessee will be seeking the death penalty in the case of James Conn.  He is the suspect accused of the murder of Robertson County Sheriff’s Deputy Savanna Puckett in January. District Attorney General Robert Nash who prosecutes State cases in Robertson County, filed the paperwork on Friday to officially seek enhanced punishment. Nash says the case will most likely go to trial next year. Out east, Firefighters […]

The Springfield Board of Mayor and Alderman have changed the retirement programs of city employees.  They are moving from the City’s 457b deferred compensation program to the State of Tennessee’s administered program, and the state’s 401k program.  The City’s current Voya plan would stay in place for retirees who already have accounts. To make the transition, the city would freeze those contributions so employees could no longer make any further […]