CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Killebrew community, with 1,378 units on Rossview Road, approved by Planning Commission: The development on over 300 acres will be next to the new Kirkwood school campus. Here are the plans. READ MORE
Clarksville Christian School plans new campus in Killebrew development: The new CCS campus is the first official installation to be announced within the development. READ MORE
12-year-old boy drowns in Red River, family friend raising money to cover funeral: The 6th grader at Kenwood Middle School was playing with other children when the tragedy happened. READ MORE
Schools to crack down on violence, revise student discipline policies: Interim Director of Schools Angela Huff said the “increasing level of incivility, disrespect, anger and violence” in schools had reached a head. READ MORE
Historic Federal Building at Downtown Commons to become restaurant: Downtown is about to get a new restaurant: The Mailroom. Check out the floor plans. READ MORE
Schools to switch to 10-point grading scale after bill pushed by Clarksville legislators passes: The bill will require Tennessee high schools to switch from the current 7-point grading scale starting this fall. READ MORE
Man shot at motel, teenage suspect at large: Police caught two men after a chase, but they were later released. READ MORE
Sherry Nicholson shares her story of going from homelessness to running YAIPak Outreach: Don’t miss her inspirational story of her life-changing encounters serving those in need. READ MORE
Final exams on Friday canceled at Austin Peay State University after ransomware attack: APSU sent an alert that all computers should be shut down and disconnected. READ MORE
Austin Peay State University baseball coach Travis Janssen let go mid-season: APSU announced Monday night it was “moving forward with a change in leadership.” READ MORE
Muscle car hunter finds 2 rare 1970 LS6 Chevelles, and in original condition: One of the Chevelles had been up on a garage lift up since 1978, meaning it hadn’t been touched for at least 43 years. READ MORE
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