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‘Here we go again’: Homeowners say they were told Woodstock flooding was fixed | PHOTOS

6 days 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.
Residents with flood damage connected to resources at Montgomery County recovery fair | PHOTOS

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Christian Brown

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Montgomery County Government hosted a flood recovery resource fair Tuesday afternoon at Kirkwood High School for residents whose homes were damaged by the floods that hit the area in mid-February and early April. The event connected residents to nonprofits that can assist with temporary housing, cleanup and repair work, among other services. A free hot meal was also offered.
Joy Closet helps equip foster children, families with belongings and resources | Giving Grace

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Lee Erwin |Grace Dental

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The idea for the nonprofit we know today as Joy Closet came about in 2021 with founder and Executive Director Heather Gray, who wanted to provide resources for foster children and families. It is still all of that today, but over the years, Joy Closet has grown into much more. Gray said the organization provides resources and services for children in need, from diapers and wipes to beds and car seats.
Lawsuit filed on behalf of Fort Campbell, DoDEA students over book removals, curriculum changes

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Chris Smith

FORT CAMPBELL, KY (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Families of students in DoDEA schools on military installations, including four students from Fort Campbell, filed a lawsuit Tuesday arguing that DoDEA’s book removals and curricular changes following executive orders from President Donald Trump violate their First Amendment rights.
Clarksville’s bats power Wildcats over Hawks in round one of baseball series | PHOTOS

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Knox Rives

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Clarksville Wildcats hosted the Rossview Hawks for game two (with game one suspended) of their rivalry series on Tuesday. The game, between two of the top five teams in the state, was low scoring for a while. But the Wildcat’s bats put up massive numbers in the third and fourth innings and held off a late Rossview rally for an 8-3 win. Right-handed pitcher Aiden Smith was dealing with the first two innings and kept a zero on the scoreboard.
IDB to expand 3 stormwater basins, question remains of which nearby basin overflow contributed to Farmington

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Chris Smith

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Since the beginning of the year, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Development Board has seen one of their water basins at the Industrial Park overflow twice due to unprecedented rainfall volume. But as of Tuesday, it’s still not clear whether an overflow from another of their basins contributed to additional water pouring into the Dunlop Basin, then into the Farmington subdivision.
Firefighters who rescued 20 from top of carnival ride honored by Montgomery County

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Christian Brown

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Montgomery County Government recognized the first responders who helped rescue 20 people from the top of a carnival ride in Erin last month during the County Commission meeting on Monday. Mayor Wes Golden introduced the Montgomery County Fire Service firefighters who traveled to Houston County and awarded them with certificates of recognition. They included Shaun Arms, Jeremy Black, Daniel Kroll, Matthew Matuszak, Matthew Newton, Wesley O’Brien and Emily Olmos.
Clarksville High and Rossview suspend tie game due to weather, set to resume Wednesday afternoon

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Knox Rives

Clarksville, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) –The Rossview High baseball team hosted the Clarksville High Wildcats for a rivalry matchup between two of the top five-ranked teams in the state of Tennessee. It was a back-and-forth battle up to the fifth inning, but before a winner could be decided, the game was suspended due to lightning in the area. The game will resume on Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Rossview High School.
Strong storm moving across Montgomery County

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Chris Smith

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A strong thunderstorm was moving across Montgomery County Monday night. At 8:44 p.m., Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm 10 miles northeast of Erin, moving east at 55 mph with wind gusts up to 40 mph and possible half inch hail, according to the National Weather Service. “Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects. Minor hail damage to vegetation is possible,” the NWS alert said.
‘This is just the start’: County OKs $500,000 in emergency funds for flood damage in Farmington

1 week ago | clarksvillenow.com | Christian Brown

Updated with additional detail on uses for funding. CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Montgomery County Commission has approved emergency funds of $500,000 to help start addressing damage from flooding in the Farmington subdivision over the April 5 weekend. The funding will go toward residential homes in Farmington that have been identified by the Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency as having “major damage,” and any homes identified by the agency within the next 30 days.