Jordan Renfro

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Jordan Renfro

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Nearly five years ago, Sharon and Roger Pearson decided to yank up their roots from Indiana and move to Clarksville. “We just wanted to be closer to the grandkids,” Sharon said with a sigh. That move ended up coming with a flood of regret. After the February floodwaters pushed them out of their home in the Woodstock neighborhood, the Pearsons had to move in with the same family they had moved to be closer to.

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Jordan Renfro

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For many years, Austin Peay State University has proudly held the title of the second-most affordable university in the state of Tennessee. While that still holds true, on Friday morning, the APSU Board of Trustees approved a 5% increase in undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees. According to APSU spokesman, Brian Dunn, the Tennessee Higher Education Commission comes up with a range of tuition recommendations every fall.

2 weeks ago | clarksvillenow.com | Jordan Renfro

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – When Thomas and Kristen Wynne retired out of Fort Campbell, they looked forward to spending their golden years in a cozy home in a quaint neighborhood in north Clarksville. Neither could have anticipated the financial drain that their home would become. As the wall of storms moved through Clarksville last week, the Woodstock subdivision was battered with downpours.

2 weeks ago | clarksvillenow.com | Jordan Renfro

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Last year, Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board member Aron Maberry won the election to represent District 68 in the Tennessee House of Representatives. While many celebrated his victory, others had concerns about Maberry’s dual hats as School Board member and state representative. After he was sworn in on Jan. 22, Rep. Maberry began voting on education legislation, including school vouchers, an issue Maberry campaigned on.

2 weeks ago | clarksvillenow.com | Jordan Renfro

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – As the case is bound over to the grand jury, new details have emerged in the March 15 Clarksville mobile home stabbing death, including that the suspects entered the victim’s car and left a trail leading police to their identification, according to court testimony. On March 15, Clarksville Police responded to a reported crash at the mobile home park on Cedarcrest Drive in New Providence.