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
On Friday, Dec. 6, Fort Campbell kicked off its Winter Wonderland, featuring its annual tree lighting ceremony, adding an inaugural parade this year. The crowds were entertained with holiday music from the 101st Airborne Division Band and the Child and Youth Services Choir. Hundreds showed up to watch the parade and the annual lighting of the Christmas tree and children […]
By: Cheri Reeves
On Tuesday, Dec. 17, Tennessee State Parks held a two-hour public hearing regarding its Site Management Plan at Dunbar Cave State Park that could lead to a permanent draining of Swan Lake. One by one, concerned citizens of Clarksville, along with local and State leadership, approached the podium and passionately spoke on their desires to keep Swan Lake filled and […]
Clarksville Christian Engineering Students Awarded TJAS Research Grant
By: Cheri Reeves
In looking back over the news events of 2024, Main Street Clarksville began the year continuing its coverage of the aftermath of the EF3 tornado that hit north Clarksville and left four people dead. It was a year of rebuilding; a year of introduction of Rhonda the Roundabout; and, a year of reappraisals. January kicked off with stories of how […]
By: Cheri Reeves
In looking back over the news events of 2024, Main Street Clarksville began the year continuing its coverage of the aftermath of the EF3 tornado that hit north Clarksville and left four people dead.
By: Cheri Reeves
Guthrie, KY Police officials said two kids from Oakland Elementary School were slightly injured when a car collided with their Clarksville-Montgomery County School System bus on Tuesday, Dec. 17. According to Sgt. James Pinkett, a female driver traveling down 79 from Russellville, KY towards Clarksville said the school bus had stopped but began traveling through the intersection of Port Royal […]
By: Cheri Reeves
The Clarksville Police Department reported another banner year with its toys and clothes giveaways with its annual Shop With A Cop event. The benefit, held a few weeks prior to Christmas, enables police officers, administrators and their families to make young people’s holidays a little brighter by purchases from Wal-Mart. This year’s event happened at the Sango Wal-Mart on Saturday, […]
By: Ethan Steinquest
Austin Peay State University (APSU) has received a clean bill of health in its latest accreditation review from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, showcasing an ongoing commitment to excellence across campus. Following a comprehensive process that began in September 2023, the Southern Association reaffirmed APSU’s accreditation for 10 years with zero recommendations for improvement across […]
BY CHERI REEVES Main Street Clarksville Guthrie, KY Police officials said two kids from Oakland Elementary School were slightly
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