Mark Haynes is a Sports Writer at various platforms including Yardbarker and The Sacramento Observer. His work frequently explores themes of culture and society, with a focus on cultural movements, pop culture, and subcultures, alongside topics related to agriculture and farming. Mark's insights and writings have also been featured in Scrum Expert, FLIPPEN, MICHEAL, RealGM, and Knowledia.
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Mark Haynes' coverage is heavily focused on local events, sports, community gatherings, and entertainment in Clarksville, Tennessee. He seems particularly interested in reporting on local sporting events and community news. To effectively pitch to Mark, consider offering stories related to upcoming local events or unique community gatherings happening in the area. Additionally, if you have insights into any significant developments within the local sports scene or entertaining experiences for the community, these may also be of interest to Mark.
It's important to note that his geographic focus is primarily on Clarksville but also extends to Tennessee and occasionally covers broader US-local topics as well.
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By: Mark Haynes
Just 14,540 Montgomery County voters cast early ballots—fewer than one in ten registered voters. More than 135,000 registered voters have yet to cast a ballot, meaning that Thursday, August 6th, will determine who leads the county and which candidates advance in Tennessee's statewide contests.
The City of Clarksville has released its finalized Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget, raising the property tax rate to $1.01 per $100 of assessed value. Here is what the 9-cent increase costs a homeowner — and how to figure your own bill.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville, TN – Summer heat will continue to dominate the forecast across Clarksville-Montgomery County over the next several days, with afternoon temperatures climbing into the lower to middle 90s and heat index values reaching as high as 102 degrees.
Golden holds the Montgomery County Mayor's Office and a three-way Sheriff race goes to Oliver on a plurality, while two County Commission districts stay close enough to watch through canvass.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville, TN – Drivers in Montgomery County and several surrounding Middle Tennessee counties should prepare for construction, utility work, road maintenance and other traffic impacts during the week of August 9th–15th, 2026.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville-Montgomery County Community Health Foundation grant funds a regional skatepark at the former Bel-Aire pool site, to be developed and managed by Clarksville Parks & Recreation.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville, TN – Time is running out for eligible Montgomery County voters who live outside the Clarksville city limits to have their voices heard on a proposed wine sales referendum. Organizers are working to collect the 1,500 valid signatures needed to place the question on the November 3rd ballot, but all petition forms must be submitted to the Montgomery County Election Commission by August 20th.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville, TN – A prolonged stretch of dangerous summer heat is headed for Clarksville and Montgomery County, with a Heat Advisory taking effect at 10:00am Tuesday and continuing through 9:00pm CT Thursday.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville and Montgomery County residents will need to continue taking precautions against dangerous heat after the National Weather Service extended the current Heat Advisory through Sunday evening. The advisory had previously been scheduled to expire earlier in the week, but persistent high temperatures and oppressive humidity are expected to keep heat index values elevated across Middle Tennessee for several more days.
By: Mark Haynes
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville and Montgomery County are heading into another stretch of hot summer weather, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures climbing toward the upper 90s and potentially reaching 100 degrees by Sunday.
