Cheri Reeves is a journalist for The Murfreesboro Post, specializing in local news coverage for Clarksville, Tennessee. With a focus on community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories, Cheri strives to keep residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their city.
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Cheri Reeves' coverage focuses on local news and events in Clarksville, Tennessee. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, announcements, and government-related topics, with a significant emphasis on crime-related themes.
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By: Cheri Reeves
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System’s Board of Education met Oct. 28 – 29 at its annual retreat with a closer look at the district’s policy governance following recent questions about the Board’s 20-year-old decision-making model. The discussion was a continuation of Board member Aron Maberry’s request to review the policy in place. Anthony Johnson, CMCSS Chief Communications Officer, led the […]
By: Cheri Reeves
It was the Montgomery County Republicans celebrating winning candidates for the most part after the Tuesday, Nov. 5 election for the national and state leadership positions. With six Clarksville City Council Wards on the ballot, the city’s voters named four new council members and retained two incumbents. Council members Ambar Marquis and Keri Lovato, held onto Wards 5 and 12 […]
By: Cheri Reeves
On Friday, Nov. 8, the management of Dave & Busters, located at Governor’s Square Mall in Clarksville, gave a sneak peek inside its new 35,000 square foot gaming, food and entertainment space. The restaurant, bar and arcade venue is scheduled to open the week of Thanksgiving, on Monday, Nov. 25. Jackie Kapogianis, sales manager and Jaclyn Boudoin, assistant general manager […]
By: Cheri Reeves
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By: Cheri Reeves
On Thursday, Nov. 7, the Clarksville City Council made decisions that would lead to a major company placing a regional office and training center at Exit 11 in Sango. It also approved a first reading on an overlay district in the making for years that would potentially protect the character of development in the Sango community. Sango, a community in […]
By: Cheri Reeves
The Clarksville Montgomery County School System, local law enforcement and the Department of Children Services have launched an investigation into an alleged bullying incident on a CMCSS school bus in October that left a young student seriously injured. The incident reportedly involved a Kenwood High School student placing a middle school student in a chokehold, leading to the boy’s […]
By: Cheri Reeves
The six Clarksville City Council candidates elected Nov. 5 will be sworn into office on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025 during the council’s regular session. Two of the elected city leaders are incumbents. Ambar Marquis will carry on representing Ward 5 and Keri Lovato will be back to represent Ward 12. Tim Chandler, who will represent Ward 4, has previously served […]
By: Cheri Reeves
On Veterans Day, Monday, Nov. 11, veterans paid tribute to other veterans at Clarksville’s Greenwood Cemetery, located at 976 Greenwood Avenue. The American Legion 289 Rifle Team assisted in the annual wreath laying ceremony, along with American Legion 7 Commander Charles Clark; American Legion 289, with Chaplain David Zeviney; American Legion 289 Auxiliary President Billie Zeviney; and, also Scouts from […]
By: Cheri Reeves
The Clarksville City Council has approved the final reading on changing the regulations on how many liquor stores can operate in the city. It has also established distance rules for those stores. The Clarksville City Code currently allows one liquor store in the city per every 6,000 residents, with two new liquor store certificates allowed in even-numbered years. The City […]
By: Cheri Reeves
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