Montgomery County News

A couple in Montgomery County is making sure dogs have warm beds to sleep in. Michael and Renee Gee own Village Groomer and Animal Inn.

People in Montgomery County are hoping Wednesday's announcement of $87 million in construction funds going to Fort Campbell will mean a veterans nursing home in the county.

Two land parcels are under consideration for a county park south of the Cumberland River.

A day after the Senate passed its version of a military and Veterans Affairs construction spending plan, one of Tennessee's representatives urged continued support for a 140-bed veterans nursing home in Clarksville.

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office deputies have issued a warrant for a man charged with attempted homicide in connection with an early morning shooting.

Montgomery County was established 1796 and was named after Colonel John Montgomery, a Revolutionary War officer, founder of Clarksville and signer of the Cumberland Compact.

If it takes a village to raise a child, the 'village' of Clarksville is failing many of the children in the foster care system.

A Montgomery County man and woman arguing over a dog and a dead goat accused one another of assault this week.

Recently Brandon "Butch" McCurdy of Cunningham was honored with 2 prestigous Volunteer achievements.

Robert Nichols is the new District 16 county commissioner after being selected tonight to replace Nancy Kahihikolo, who died on Oct.

Authorities are investigating thousands of dollars in damage to a high school in Montgomery County.

Governor's Square Mall will open super-early Tuesday morning, but only for emergency responders taking part in a massive roleplay training exercise.

A Fort Campbell soldier will appear before a grand jury after authorities say he badly beat a Campbell County infant.

The Clarksville City Council passed unanimously Thursday an ordinance regarding pets in public parks.

The Tennessee Economic Development Council announces its board officers for 2009-20010. Paul Latture and Holly Sears Weber from the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce were elected President and Middle Tennessee Representative by the membership at the TEDCa s annual fall conference held in Kingsport, TN.

An Army Special Forces soldier who admitted to police that he was stockpiling military-grade explosives outside his home near Fort Campbell was released from jail Thursday into the custody of his wife.

Federal, state and military officials are investigating the discovery of about 100 pounds of explosives in Montgomery County.

Timothy Ryan Richards of the 5th Special Forces Group, has been charged with knowingly receiving and possessing firearms not registered to him in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.

A pair of hunters walking in a field in Montgomery County found cases of explosives Sunday that contained about 100 pounds of C4 explosives.

An Army Special Forces soldier has been arrested following the discovery of about 100 pounds of explosives outside his home in Tennessee.Federal and military officials searched the soldier's home early Monday morning after a pair of hunters found the C-4 plastic explosive in a field by the house outside Clarksville.