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Out On Lake Barkley, Dover Gives Tennessee Retirees Cheap Lakeside Living

Some retirement plans start with a spreadsheet, and some start with a map of the Cumberland River. In one quiet corner of Middle Tennessee, a tiny county seat sits near the water with fewer than 2,000 residents and a pace that makes rush hour sound like a rumor. Retirees keep...

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Vogue Magazine

Tennessee State Representative-Elect Allie Phillips: ‘Living the Struggle Helps Me Understand the Struggle’

It’s pretty remarkable that Allie Phillips answers her own emails, given the mother of two—and newly elected Democratic member of the Tennessee House of Representatives—has been fielding media inquiries nonstop since last week’s midterm elections. In Nashville the weekend after her win, Phillips’s name was still plastered everywhere—from the Honky Tonk Highway entertainment district to the city’s oldest diner to venerable lesbian karaoke institution the Lipstick Lounge.

Tennessee · 1d

The Leaf-Chronicle

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Clarksville Half Marathon will disrupt downtown traffic. Plan ahead

Clarksville drivers should expect downtown street closures and traffic disruptions beginning early Nov. 14 as almost 1,000 runners are due to take part in the third annual Clarksville Half Marathon and 5K this weekend. The race, presented by Hankook Tire Manufacturing Tennessee, will require lane closures, parking restrictions and police presence along the course, the city announced. Parking along the race route will be prohibited beginning at 4 a.m. Roads are expected to reopen gradually as runners finish, with full access restored by 10:30 a.m., plans say. Clarksville Half Marathon road closures Southbound lanes of Riverside Drive, northbound lanes of Second Street and westbound lanes of College Street will begin shutting down at 5 a.m. Liberty Park will be closed until runners are no longer on Cumberland Drive. Downtown Clarksville streets will begin closing at 6:30 a.m. as Clarksville Police officers manage traffic along the race route. Officers will be stationed at these intersections: College and Eighth streets College and Second streets College and First streets Main and First streets Main and Second streets Franklin and Third streets Franklin and Hiter streets Franklin and Fourth streets Main and Fourth streets Fourth and Foster streets Fourth Street and Moore Alley Second

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Montgomery County Veterans Day Parade 2026 award winners

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Downtown streets were filled Saturday for Montgomery County’s annual Veterans Day Parade. Here are the winning groups and floats from this year’s event:. JROTC Marching Units. 1st West Creek. 2nd Kenwood. 3rd Montgomery Central. JROTC Exhibition Teams. 1st West Creek. 2nd Kenwood. 3rd Northeast.

Montgomery County, TN · 3d

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Clarksville Christian’s Hassell, Botz, Blount sign to play at next level

Clarksville Christian held a signing ceremony Thursday morning for three of its student-athletes to play at the next level. Vanderbilt women’s basketball signee Lauren Hassell, a five-star forward and the No. 11 prospect nationally in the Class of 2027, signed with the Commodores after committing in May. Hassell chose Vanderbilt over UConn, Louisville, Duke, North Carolina and others.

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PICK’EM: Calvin’s second-round Montgomery County football predictions

Last week: 4-1 Current record: 63-10 We started the TSSAA postseason with five Montgomery County teams. That number dwindled down to two after the first round. As I predicted, Rossview, Northeast and Montgomery Central were all eliminated and Kirkwood moved on to the second round. Head coach Isaac Shelby and...

Montgomery County, TN · 3d

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This weekend in Clarksville: Sevier Station, Half Marathon, skating at Ford Ice Center

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For things to do around town this weekend, check out Sevier Station, the big race downtown, or skating at the Ford Ice Center. Where: Sevier Station, 326 Walker St. When: Saturday, Nov. 14, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: Free. Details: Annual commemoration of the November...

Clarksville, TN · 21h

The Leaf-Chronicle

Montgomery County’s political shift: Democrats gain, GOP holds

As United States voters watched states flip from red to blue in what's been named the 'blue wave,' Tennesseans saw five counties flip in the governor's race. The state also flipped a state House seat and narrowed the Republican advantage in a U.S. House contest. Montgomery County was one of the five counties that reported a democratic majority in the governor's race, flipped the state House seat and closed the gap on a federal House seat. Although Republicans still hold a supermajority in Tennessee, the Nov. 3 election showed that the state might be bluer than some people realized. Montgomery County’s election results offered Democrats a breakthrough on Nov. 3, but it was not a clean sweep. This is how Montgomery County's political landscape has changed in the last decade. Governor votes In the last decade, Tennessee gubernatorial candidates could plan to see a red turnout as Republican candidates held the county with a majority, the lowest at least 53% in 16 years. Former Gov. Bill Haslam won the county with 61.75% of the vote in 2010 and 69.32% in 2014. During Gov. Bill Lee's first election in 2018, he won the county with 53.96% of the vote as compared

Montgomery County, TN · 9h

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Austin Peay basketball improves to 2-0 at home with win over Livingstone College

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Austin Peay men’s basketball team was back on the court at F&M Bank Arena on Tuesday night, after dropping a close game to Kennesaw State last weekend, to take on the Livingstone College Blue Bears. Because Livingstone is a D-II program, this...

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Clarksville 101st Airborne veteran to compete on Fox’s ‘Next Level Baker’

CLARKSVILLE, TN – A 101st Airborne Division veteran and Clarksville resident will show off her kitchen skills in Season 2 of the hit Fox reality competition series Next Level Baker, premiering Thursday, Nov. 19. Clarksville’s Marlina Corbin spent much of her childhood growing up in China as the daughter...

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Governors tame Blue Bears to stay unbeaten at home

Austin Peay men’s basketball continued its winning streak at home Tuesday, Nov. 10, defeating Livingstone College 82-61 at F&M Bank Arena behind a near triple-double from Zyree Collins. The victory improved the Governors to 2-1 on the season and 2-0 at home. Collins filled the stat sheet with 14...

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County Busy Negotiating For Ambulance Service In Lake Area

Paris, Tenn.–At his third public forum as Henry County Mayor, Jonathan Lodge Tuesday evening said the county is busy negotiating for an ambulance service in the lake area. Lodge was responding to a query from Leo Horne, commander of American Legion Post 89, who told the mayor, “We’re still looking for our ambulance service”.

Henry County, TN · 2d

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State testing data: Clarksville-Montgomery County has top growth rating for 3rd year

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For the third year in a row, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has maintained the state’s highest growth rating while setting multiple district records in student academic growth. For the 2025-26 school year, CMCSS maintained a Level 5 District Composite score, the highest...

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Clarksville Medical Group Agrees to Pay $2.8 Million in Medicare Billing Settlement

Clarksville's Premier Medical Group will pay $2.8 million to settle False Claims Act allegations over Medicare and TRICARE billing, federal prosecutors said. The post Clarksville Medical Group Agrees to Pay $2.8 Million in Medicare Billing Settlement first appeared on TN NEWS HUB .

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Fort Campbell educators celebrate 4th year in Clarksville Veterans Day Parade

CLARKSVILLE, TN – For the fourth consecutive year, Fort Campbell educators, Educational Support Professionals, families, and community supporters proudly joined together to honor veterans during the Clarksville Veterans Day Parade, continuing a growing tradition of service, patriotism, and community engagement. What began as a meaningful effort to recognize veterans...

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