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Teen Christians offer services as volunteers
Extreme heat couldn't melt the grit and determination of Saints Alive volunteers this week.
Coast Guard rescues six people
The Coast Guard rescued six people from the disabled 38-foot boat Holler Back about 20 miles northeast of Ponce de Leon Inlet Saturday afternoon.
A head-on crash on Tom Austin Highway claimed the lives of the two drivers involved.
The interior of a Robertson County residence was destroyed by fire Wednesday, June 24.
Local teacher runs to end of road
A local man is tackling a challenge for which many of you would call him crazy. Gary Adcock, of Springfield, has set his sites on running every mile of road within the city limits of Springfield.
Cherry says goodbye to Springfield politics
With four terms and 16 years as alderman of the City of Springfield, Dr. Ken Cherry says good-bye this week to his life in politics.
A brief but severe summer storm left at least 20,000 people without power in Middle Tennessee, with as many as 10,000 in the Clarksville area alone.
Clarksville native earns masters degree from New Orleans seminary
Steve Randolph Freeman from Clarksville, Tenn., received the Master of Divinity degree May 16 at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
It's no surprise the focus of this field day will be beef and tobacco. Scheduled for June 25 at the University of Tennessee Highland Rim AgResearch and Education Center in Springfield, Tobacco, Beef and More will highlight new research, management and production strategies for the region's tobacco and beef cattle producers.
Springfield voters have given an overwhelming thumbs-up in a city referendum to allow the construction of Robertson County's first higher education facility.
Springfield youth minister arrested on child sex charges
A youth minister and former substitute teacher in Springfield, Robertson County faces allegations he sexually abused a 16-year-old female student.
Referendum passes by wide margin
By a vote of 1,393 to 463, Springfield citizens said yes to the first higher-education facility in the county's history.
Youth Minister Faces Sex Charges
A Robertson County youth minister and substitute teacher is accused of sexual assault after incidents involving one of his underage students.
Referendum for college passes by wide margin
Should the city buy bonds for $3 million for their portion of the building of a higher education facility? FOR 1,393 votes 75.05 percent of the vote AGAINST 463 votes 24.95 percent of the vote Mayor Billy Paul Carneal 1,360 votes 73.55 percent of the vote Fletcher Long 489 26.45 percent of the vote Ward 6 Clay Sneed 167 votes 43.49 percent of the ...
Voters Decide: To Build or Not to Build Higher Education Center
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn.- Whether or not Robertson County needs a new place to teach college kids is the focus of a special vote Saturday night.
SPRINGFIELD- More than 300 cyclists and 100 volunteers took part as the city of Springfield hosted its first Tour de Cure on Saturday at Travis Price Park.
Election to decide fate of college
The Robertson County Election Commission reported that 1,056 Springfield voters exercised their early-voting rights leading up to this coming Saturday's municipal election.
Osbornes Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Eugene & Debbie Osborne of Clarksville, TN celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with a trip on May 26th to Gatlinburg, TN.
Springfield Turns Down Kennel Proposal
Both sides packed a Springfield courtroom on Thursday night concerning the construction of a controversial kennel.
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