Main Street Media of Tennessee

Established in 2013, Main Street Media of Tennessee is a diverse media organization that produces 12 weekly newspapers serving 10 counties around Nashville. They also offer a daily e-newspaper named Main Street Nashville, along with 17 websites, e-newsletters, social media platforms, radio shows, live videos, and podcasts. The goal of Main Street Media is to deliver distinctive local news and information that is important to readers, helping them improve their lives.

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Receiver Tyler Lockett announces he has signed with Titans

21 hours ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Terry Mccormick

Just hours before the Tennessee Titans are set to make Cam Ward the first overall pick in the draft, the team added a veteran receiver for him. Tyler Lockett announced on his X feed that he has agreed to a deal with the Titans. Lockett, 32, has spent his entire NFL career with the Seattle Seahawks. He was a third-round pick from Kansas State in 2015 by Seattle. Last season in 17 games, he caught 49 passes for 600 yards and two touchdowns for the Seahawks.
MJPD K9 Aksel injured in car crash

22 hours ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Ivan Aronin

This Mt. Juliet Police car was involved in a car crash on Wednesday afternoon. K9 Aksel received a leg injury in the crash. MJPDMt. Juliet Police Officer Reese Harper and his K9 partner, Aksel were involved in a crash while responding to an emergency on Wednesday afternoon. Aksel sustained a serious leg injury in the car crash around 4:40 p.m. at N. Mt. Juliet Road and Old Lebanon Dirt Road.
TitanInsider 2025 Mock Draft

1 day ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Terry Mccormick

The TitanInsider annual mock draft is pretty much guaranteed to get the first selection right this year. In years past, we have hit on some picks in various rounds – but usually the first round is the easiest, because it’s the most talked about and there are few players off the board. And this year that is made all that much easier with the Titans holding the No.1 overall pick and being enamored with the playmaking talents of Miami quarterback Cam Ward.
The Joseph development on Clarksville’s Madison Street receives approval

1 day ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

The Joseph will be placed on the property of the Dunlop Mansion, which will remain on the rear of the site. RENDERING COURTESY OF THE REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSIONOn Monday, April 21, Clarksville’s Historic Zoning Commission & Common Design Board approved the plans for The Joseph, a mixed-use development that includes apartments, retail and office space on the property of the Dunlop Mansion, located at 517 Madison Street.
CMCSS Board of Education passes budget with little fanfare

1 day ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

In a unanimous vote, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Board of Education passed its 2025-2026 proposed budget at the Tuesday, April 22 meeting. There was no debate. No one approached the microphone to speak about the budget during a public hearing held for the plan that will now travel to the Montgomery County Commission for approval.
Titans try to figure out how to build around Ward, fill holes as draft arrives

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Terry Mccormick

Chad Brinker (left) speaks at Tuesday’s pre-draft press conference as GM Mike Borgonzi (center) and head coach Brian Callahan listen. TERRY MCCORMICKCam Ward to the Tennessee Titans at No.1 overall on Thursday night continues to be the worst-kept secret in this year’s NFL Draft.
James Strong, former Belmont, Vanderbilt assistant, named Davidson Academy’s next basketball coach

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar

Assistant James Strong (second from left) and the rest of Station Camp’s coaching staff look on in a game this season against Hunters Lane. FILE/JOHN DECKERDavidson Academy has turned to a veteran college basketball assistant and a rookie high school head coach to succeed Kevin Harper. Former Belmont, Furman and Vanderbilt coach James Strong was announced as the new leader of the school’s basketball program on Tuesday.
Tennessee Ethics Commission dismisses complaint against State Rep. Aron Maberry

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

The body slammed the accusers’ actionsCHERI REEVES Main Street Clarksville In a special meeting set by the Tennessee Ethics Commission on Tuesday, April 22, the commission dismissed the complaint against State Rep. Aron Maberry regarding his holding two elected positions. He also serves as a Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board member. The complaint was dismissed based upon a lack of jurisdiction.
Longton guest speaker at DAR meeting

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Terry Mccormick

Gail Longton of the General William Edmiston DAR Chapter in Clarksville was the guest speaker at the April meeting of the Charlotte Reeves Robertson DAR Chapter in Robertson County. ANNE SMITHThe regular meeting of the Charlotte Reeves Robertson Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Glenn Memorial Clubhouse Thursday April 10, 2025. Regent Becky Gunn welcomed approximately 43 members and guests to the meeting.
Clarksville’s Franklin Street parking garage to close for repairs

2 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Cheri Reeves

Clarksville’s Franklin Street parking garage beneath the Clarksville Transit System bus transfer station will soon be closing for 180 days to undergo repairs. The start date for the extended closure of the Franklin Street parking garage is Thursday, May 1. The repairs are expected to be completed by October 28. The CTS transfer station will remain open throughout the duration of the project. There will be intermittent closures of walkways and entrances during construction.