Chris Smith, Katie Gambill and Ryan Ploeckelman talk about the biggest in stories in Clarksville for the week, including a man shooting himself in the hand at Walmart, new solar farms and that time Chris dressed up as a dog mascot.

Chris Smith, Ryan Ploeckelman and Jeff Matthews talk about the biggest in stories in Clarksville for the week, including a fire at Excell Bar-B-Q, plans for a Juvenile Resource Center, firefighters rescuing a possum-chasing dog, and that time Ryan's sexy calves drew a bit too much attention.

Chris Smith and Katie Gambill talk about the biggest in stories in Clarksville for the week including the gun threats at Rossview High School, the new downtown parking garage, and what the heck happened to all of our plants.

Chris Smith, Ryan Ploeckelman and Jordan Renfro talk about the biggest in stories in Clarksville for the week including the Charter School Vote, 10 Things You Didn't Know About Clarksville, and how Austin Peay is going to help people find parking for the F&M Bank Arena.

Chris, Katie and Ryan talk about the big Clarksville Stories this week, including Charter Schools, Nicole Kidman, and mayonnaise.

On this week's episode we cover a Zoning controversy, a push for more recess at school, a data breach at Tennova and some good, delicious donuts.

Chris, Katie and Ryan discuss the biggest news stories in Clarksville for the week of March 26th 2023.

This episode has a little bit of everything, from Amazon delivery mishaps to Jake's new love of duckpin bowling, "No cap." Additionally, Clarksville Now breaks down Montgomery County Sheriff John Fuson's decision to do away with booking mugshots online. Join Jake, Katie, and Ryan as they highlight the top stories in Clarksville for the week of March 19.

CNOW is monitoring several ongoing investigations ranging from fires to university officials. Additionally, there will be a lot of construction on Clarksville roads in the coming years. Jake and Chris are joined again by Katie and Ryan to chat about the top stories for the second week of March 2023.

It was a busy week in the Clarksville Now newsroom as reporters hustled to bring Clarksville the latest updates on power outages from a recent windstorm, courtroom coverage, as well as info on all the new businesses in Clarksville. Jake Foster and Chris Smith are joined this week by Lee Erwin and Tiffany Hill.