Clarksville, United States (Local)
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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 proposed 2027 Montgomery County budget will be presented to the county’s commission with no property tax increase and a 2% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for all County and CMCSS employees. The county’s property tax rate will remain at $2.10 per $100 of assessed value. The priority of the budget includes investment in the resources and infrastructure needed to […]
The proposed 2027 Montgomery County budget will be presented to the county’s commission with no property tax increase and a 2% Cost of Living Adjustment (C
By: Cheri Reeves
On Tuesday, May 26, Main Street Media columnist Jack McCall spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Clarksville encouraging its members how to “Bring out the Best in People.” McCall’s inspiring columns run weekly in the local newspaper Main Street Clarksville, in print and online. His speech to the Kiwanians was filled with humorous and inspiring illustrations and stories, as are […]
By: Cheri Reeves
He was found alive, lying between the rafters in his family’s attic. After being reported missing eight hours earlier in the day, little three-year-old Tyler Hall of Clarksville was discovered in the attic of his home on Tuesday, June 2, following an extensive search in his neighborhood. On Wednesday, the Clarksville Police Department said the residence on Aurelia Lynn Drive […]
The Clarksville Police Department is relieved to report that 3-year-old Tyler Hall has been located and is currently being evaluated by Montgomery County E
By: Cheri Reeves
During the Mayor and Council Member Comments section of the Clarksville City Council’s June 4 meeting, Councilman Travis Holleman used his speaking time to question the high bond of Dalton “Chud the Builder” Eatherly. Eatherly, who is white, is being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a bond of $1 million for attempted murder, charged with shooting a Black […]
By: Cheri Reeves
J Thomas “Tom” Heflin Denney, Col. US Army (Retired), age 90, formerly of Clarksville, spent his final years in Niceville, FL with his wife Sandra. Denney passed away peacefully on June 3, 2026, surrounded by his family. The following obituary is from Heritage Gardens Funeral Home, Cemetery & Crematory in Niceville, FL. Note: In Denney’s honor, the miliary format for […]
By: Cheri Reeves
On Thursday, June 4, the Clarksville City Council approved pushing until August a decision to dissolve the Clarksville Parking Commission, transferring its authority to law enforcement instead. Ward 11 City Councilman Joe Shakeenab, who has been serving on the parking commission for three years, sponsored the ordinance to improve parking challenges, especially in Downtown Clarksville. “The current parking configuration, especially […]
By: Cheri Reeves
In its June 8 meeting, the Montgomery County Commission adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and did not increase the property tax. After approving the resolution on the budget, commissioners also approved a resolution to levy a tax rate in the county for the Fiscal Year that begins July 1, 2026. It remains unchanged at $2.10 per $100 of assessed […]
By: Cheri Reeves
Matthew Vedder, the husband of Montgomery County’s Director of Schools Jean Luna Vedder, could soon be facing charges of showing nude photos of himself to a female high school student. The Sumner County 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office has confirmed it is investigating the March 9 incident. “Our office has accepted appointment as pro tem prosecutor in this matter […]
