CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.
Money raised by VIP Clarksville for Boys & Girls Club frozen by state, VIP blames promotion error: The Tennessee Secretary of State’s Office has now stepped into the matter of the money raised at the Black Tie Ball. The publisher blames mistake by a former employee. READ MORE
Two 15-year-old girls die from overdose at Oak Plains Academy: Two teenagers died after overdosing on over-the-counter medication at the facility. READ MORE
City funding for Roxy Regional Theatre up in air as council postpones vote to cut ties: The council will wait for an EEOC investigation into complaints about workplace conditions. READ MORE
Teenage boy shot in chest while playing with stolen gun: The teens were passing the gun back and forth in the street when it went off, hitting one of them in the chest. READ MORE
Chick-fil-A on Madison Street reopening delayed, but still possible by end of year: The Chick-fil-A has been undergoing construction inside and outside the nearly 20-year-old building. READ MORE
Kirkwood High hires Gallatin coach to lead new school football program: The new school’s first coach is coming in from a winning program at Gallatin. READ MORE
Clarksville native stars in Dolly Parton Christmas movie: His passion for acting began when he was failing theater at Clarksville High and poured his energy into a performance to bring his grade up. READ MORE
Nostalgia keeps cooking at Kelly’s Big Burger as new owners add barbecue, catering: The nearly 60-year-old diner has made a few changes under new owners, but they’re keeping the favorites. READ MORE
Clarksville Speedway fills track with Drive-Thru Christmas Lights display: Take a drive around the Speedway to see some amazing lights. READ MORE
Christmas lights in Clarksville: If you’re proud of your Christmas light display, add it to our interactive map! READ MORE
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