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Fort Campbell announces new barracks complex
Fort Campbell announced that the 1st Brigade Combat Team “Bastogne” is set to host a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new barracks complex. According to a news release, the new barracks complex is replacing a complex built in the 1980s and the project is a major step toward improving soldier housing. The new living quarters will include more space and privacy for residents.
Security on Lower Broadway Through a Bouncer’s Eyes
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series looking at the growth of Nashville as a party destination and the effects of alcohol. Watch the first video in the series here. On any given night, the sheer number of people crowding the bars on Lower Broadway can lead to problems. From public intoxication to fistfights, Nashville’s downtown party culture has earned a reputation for being rowdy. One bouncer shares his view of the alcohol-fueled nightlife and the many challenges it can present for security staff.
Alabama Pays Tribute To The Late Jeff Cook
The musical group Alabama was honored on TV on CMT Giants: Alabama on August 15, but there was a void in the band that cannot be filled. Missing from their ranks was cousin and member Jeff Cook, who passed away at 73 from Parkinson's disease in 2022. The gala event...
Breonna Taylor's boyfriend caused her death, federal judge rules
A federal judge has thrown out major felony charges against two former Louisville officers accused of falsifying a warrant that led police to Breonna Taylor's door before they fatally shot her.U.S. District Judge Charles Simpson's ruling declared that the actions of Taylor's boyfriend, who fired a shot at police the night of the raid, were the legal cause of her death, not a bad warrant.Federal charges against former Louisville Police Detective Joshua Jaynes and former Sgt. Kyle Meany were announced by U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland in 2022 during a high-profile visit to Louisville. Garland accused Jaynes and Meany, who...
Legal Questions? Ask Kevin Kennedy!
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Insurance issues? Property disputes? Local or county ordinance confusion? Kevin Kennedy can help answer your legal questions right here!. Contact the Kennedy Law Firm by calling 931-645-9900 or by visiting them at 127 S 3rd Street in Clarksville.
Women of Clarksville expo to offer free shuttle services for eventgoers
CLARKSVILLE, TN − The Women of Clarksville Expo will return for its fourth year on Aug. 24, bigger and better than ever. This year’s Expo will be held at The Emerald (2631 Hwy 41A) from 10 a.m-3 p.m. and is free and open to the public. During the...
New outdoors program launched to benefit Tennessee youth mental health
TENNESSEE, USA — The Tennessee State Parks Conservancy and Outdoor Chattanooga have announced a new program to get Southeast Tennessee children to spend more time outdoors than ever before. The Outdoor Leadership Club is designed to introduce youth and families in historically marginalized communities "to nature to experience the...
Tennessee Man and His Company Plead Guilty to Illegal Discharge of Pollutants into Holston River
In a clear breach of environmental protocols, a Tennessee man and his company have admitted to illegally discharging pollutants into the Holston River, a revelation that underscores the ongoing struggles between industrial operations and environmental conservation. According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Tennessee, Christopher Domermuth, 49, and Domermuth Environmental Services, LLC (DES), based in Knoxville, both entered guilty pleas to charges laid out under the Clean Water Act.
Blazers, Lady Blazers claim All ‘A’ Region soccer titles
Both University Heights Academy soccer teams will be headed to the All “A” State Tournament after victories in the Region 2 championship games Thursday night at Fort Campbell. In the boys’ game, Cal Givens scored with 14:31 left and the Blazers’ defense held Fort Campbell without a shot...
Waverly Confronts Slow Recovery on Third Anniversary of Flood Disaster
As the town of Waverly marks three years since catastrophic flooding claimed lives and destroyed property, residents continue to navigate the slow march towards restoration. On the anniversary of the devastating event, buildings still lie in ruin, reminders of the tragedy and the ongoing struggle for a return to normalcy. Waverly Mayor Buddy Frazier relayed to WSMV that, despite delays, there is progress, with plans in motion to construct new housing and the hope for federal funding to clear the remaining wreckage.
City of Pulaski Announces Purchase of Old Genesco Murco Property
THE CITY OF PULASKI HAS ANNOUNCED THE RECENT FINALIZATION OF THE PURCHASE OF THE OLD GENESCO/MURCO PROPERTY LOCATED AT 253 E. CEMETERY STREET. THIS TRACT, ENCOMPASSING NEARLY 5 ACRES, REPRESENTS A SIGNIFICANT ASSET FOR THE CITY AND WILL PLAY A CRUCIAL ROLE IN FUTURE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS. THE NEXT STEP IN THIS PROCESS IS THE PREPARATION AND PLANNING FOR THE DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING BUILDING MAKING WAY FOR FUTURE POSSIBILITIES. THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL HOLD A SPECIAL MEETING TO GATHER INPUT AS THEY MOVE CLOSER TO THE PLANNING PHASE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS PROPERTY.
Nashville radio icon Ernie Allen joins new station
One of the most recognizable voices in Nashville radio has started a new chapter in his long-standing career by making a move to 790 AM The Gospel 104.5 FM. Ernie Allen, whose voice and style has boomed across the airways in Nashville for more than 40 years, hosted his first “Straight Talk” show Aug. 18, 1-2 p.m. at the station. Allen is known throughout Nashville as the ‘Man with the Voice,’ has reinvented his popular talk show format, which welcomes diverse guests to discuss community affairs, politics and other issues impacting the city.
Austin Peay to launch mobile-first student ID system this fall
CLARKSVILLE, TN − Austin Peay State University is putting convenience at students’ fingertips with the introduction of the Govs Mobile ID, a digital solution that will replace physical ID cards starting in the Fall 2024 semester. All incoming students will receive a mobile ID as their primary campus...
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