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News in Clarksville: HOA debate, Wheel Shop fire, property values up 65% and other top stories this week

News in Clarksville: HOA debate, Wheel Shop fire, property values up 65% and other top stories this week

Clockwise from the top left, Timber Springs, Wheel Shop fire, rising home values and Cafe 931. Photo: Clarksville Now


CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week.

Timber Springs neighbors protest creation of homeowners association, say HOA was unwelcome surprise: When Ken Baker purchased his home in Timber Springs, he was glad to see there would be no homeowner’s association. But a year later, he got a letter saying an HOA was coming. Now, he and several neighbors are trying to stop it. READ MORE

3 firefighters injured in fire at Wheel Shop on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard: Firefighters have had to run hoses across the highway to battle the blaze, which sent massive plumes of black smoke into the sky for hours. READ MORE

Montgomery County property values rise 64.9% from 2019-2024: During the last reappraisal year in 2019, values increased only 23%. The rates across Middle Tennessee are at historical highs this year. READ MORE

Council approves 2.75% hotel-motel privilege tax to pay for PAC: The new hotel/motel privilege tax was approved at a lower rate, dropping to 2.75% from the proposed 4%, and the Customs House was removed from the new ACT Authority.. READ MORE

Lieutenant colonel at Fort Campbell charged with illegal import of weapons from Russia, China: Agents said that in addition to the illegal imports, he unlawfully dealt in firearms without a federal license and committed multiple firearms violations related to the possession of machine guns. READ MORE

House catches fire, man found dead from gunshot after barricading himself inside: Montgomery County deputies were attempting to serve an eviction notice to a resident on Charles Avenue when the home caught fire. READ MORE

Fort Campbell adds 2 nightclubs to off-limits list for soldiers: Fort Campbell’s newest list of off-limits establishments includes 20 Clarksville operations, from bars and motels to car repair shops. READ MORE

Police identify Hopkinsville man killed in Clarksville bar shooting: The man shot to death at a nightclub has been identified as a 22-year-old man from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. READ MORE

Northeast High football coach Sam Lipsey resigns after one season: Following this coaching change, the next coach that takes the reins at Northeast will be the program’s fourth coach in as many years. READ MORE

6 Clarksville restaurants featured on Food Network’s ‘Best Bite In Town’: The Food Network was in town several months ago filming for the show, and the latest episode features B’s Cheesecakes, Cafe 931, Four Brothers Wood Fired Pizza, Legends, Taco Loco and Yada! READ MORE

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Latest Headlines

A proposed redevelopment of Frosty Morn for senior housing (Contributed, City of Clarksville)

yesterday in News

Affordable senior housing proposed for Frosty Morn redevelopment, with 65 units

A special session meeting has been scheduled for the City Council to discuss a lease agreement for the development of affordable senior housing at Frosty Morn.

yesterday in News

Family of girl killed in school bus crash files lawsuit against CMCSS, bus driver

The family of one of the girls killed in the Kenwood Middle School bus crash is filing a lawsuit against the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System.

Rustom Khouri addressing the Clarksville City Council on April 2, 2026. (Christian Brown)

yesterday in News

‘I know it’s been a long road’: City Council OKs rezoning for new, 4-story VA Clinic

The Clarksville City Council unanimously approved the first reading of a 61-acre site rezone, which was recently selected as the location for Clarksville’s new VA Clinic.

Water overflowing near the intersection of Old Russellville Pike and Dunbar Cave Road in February 2025. (Jim Knoll contributed)

Thursday in News

Old Russellville Pike rezoning approved, RJ Corman to clean up debris near tracks

The City Council narrowly approved the second reading of a rezoning that will transition more than 10 acres on Old Russellville Pike.

Checkers location. (Contributed by Allie Nowak with All Points Public Relations)

Thursday in Business, News

Checkers returns to Clarksville with location on Fort Campbell Boulevard

Checkers and Rally’s has announced they are opening a new fast food restaurant on April 7 on Fort Campbell Boulevard.

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